Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy are great friends of both the TSP Community and personal friends of Dorothy and myself. I had them on the show not long ago about their new survival board game kickstarter. It was a disorganized … Continue reading →
The Permaculture Voices Conference of 2014 was the first of its kind in the world. Names such as Geoff Lawton, Allan Savory, Joel Salatin, Greg Judy and more all in one place. Now you can get the entire conference on … Continue reading →
At this point I am officially on vacation. I will be as such until Sunday May the 4th. I will do VERY BASIC daily email including very basic customer support, such as I can’t log in. I am not doing … Continue reading →
The last few weeks have been a wirlwind of activity at the Spirko homestead. We had a workshop where over 30 students planted about 200 or more trees and bushes. But it didn’t stop there. Since that time I have … Continue reading →
Today on the Survival Podcast I take your comments, questions and thoughts on, survival scenarios, ebola, natural rights, real heirloom plants, Obamacare, satire, stupid people that don’t know they are stupid and more. Make sure if you submit content for … Continue reading →
Just a quick Happy Easter to all, and a quick reminder that the MSB Spring14 Sale ends at midnight central time tonight! The discount code is spring14, you get the first year for 30 dollars. You can sign up here, … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast I take your calls on missing the forest for the trees, gardening, food storage, fuel storage, composting, economics, prepper fiction, politics and more. Remember to be on a show like this one just pick up … Continue reading →
Friend of the Spirko family Jeff D (not sure he wants his last name published so I will leave it at D) stopped by the TSP homestead. Charlie decided to have some fun, it really is a good thing Charlie … Continue reading →
Today I want to discuss the concept of critical thinking and how we are often led by those in power. How many “issues” are presented to divide us yet they really shouldn’t. Most if actually examined critically would result in … Continue reading →
Okay here is the deal, when I set up the PermaEthos Blog I did so on a shared account on one of my HostGator.com accounts. Apparently the show today has taken it the heck out! Here is a direct link … Continue reading →