Glen Tate is the author of the ten-book prepper novel series “299 Days” published by Prepper Press. The books describe an average guy who prepares for, and lives through, a partial collapse of the United States. Glen joins us today … Continue reading →
Jim Navarro is a founder and Director of the board of Bridgewire Makerspace in Reno/Sparks NV. His group is a community workshop that is member driven and is a non profit. They have been around for 18 months and are … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast we discuss, voting with our feet, a great greenhouse, silver and gold, state sovereignty, nullification and more. Yes this is the type of show generally reserved for a Monday but at times the pure volume … Continue reading →
The following is a letter that was sent by William Kone a 1st Sergeant currently serving in the US Army Reserves. 1st Sergeant Kone is a good friend of the TSP community and a member of the team putting together … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast we discuss rocket mass heaters, cordage, composting, gardening, more GMO idiocy, investing, voting with your feet and more. Yes it’s Monday so it is time for another round of your feedback, questions and commentary sent … Continue reading →
Many of the people at liberty forum in NH asked for a copy of my presentation on Bug Out Bags, so I am posting it for all here. You can get a copy by using this link. Now we are … Continue reading →
Mark Kirkwood is the cofounder of Biotecture Training and a self proclaimed life long survivalist. He teaches aquaponics, earthship construction, sustainable living and survival through community development. He is 36 years old and his past careers have included working as … Continue reading →
Jim Phillips is a nationally known speaker and teacher who has professionally taught thousands of classes all across the United States for 40 years. For a number of years prior to this career, his hobby was teaching cold weather safety … Continue reading →
As most of you know I am huge supporter of the work the Free State Project is doing. I do what I can to help them including providing them with a free sponsorship spot on TSP and speaking at their … Continue reading →
As many of you know I have suggested that we call what most (not all) people are doing in America woody beds vs hugulkultur. I suggest this for two reasons. 1. People who don’t know about it already understand “woody … Continue reading →