Today its Friday so it’s time for expert council show. To ask a question for a show like this, just send an email to me at jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com with “TSPC Expert” in the subject line. Today the expert council … Continue reading →
This project was a long time coming, I transformed a platform we had built for a water catchment tank into a 1400ish gallon fish tank using a EDPM liner. The system currently has 4 ebb and flow beds but this … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast I take your calls on cryptocurrency, vaccines, land restoration, dogs, electric fencing, garden problems, vehicles, wicking beds, business and more. Remember to be on a show like this one just pick up your phone and … Continue reading →
Big thanks to Nick Burtner at School of Permaculture (https://schoolofpermaculture.com) for posting about this plant being edible on Facebook. Been growing it for years and never knew it was that type of resource. The seeds are pretty good raw, I … Continue reading →
Ben Page starting listening to the survival podcast in July 2008 while going to chiropractic college in Davenport, Iowa. He lived 5 miles from college rode his bike to collage. It took him depending on the season between 15 and … Continue reading →
Guys I just heard from Nicholas Burtner, who runs the School of Permaculture not too far from me here in North Texas, that they are now enrolling for their 2017 fall permaculture design course that start on July 8th. It … Continue reading →
We talk a lot about what I call “lifestyle design” around here. When people hear that term they get the general idea, because the words are common. Lifestyle – The way in which a person lives. ~ Design – Purpose, … Continue reading →
Well it has been long enough in the chicken tractor for the turkey polts so today they have freedom. Unlike chickens and ducks they really bond with people and have no real fear, so the biggest danger right now is … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast I take your questions on bitcoin, economics, debt, cooking, plant propagation, UBI, gardening, new technology and more. Remember to be on a show like this one just pick up your phone and call 866-65-THINK. Make … Continue reading →
A rainy day in June especially late June is a gift in North Central Texas, especially when it comes without baseball sized hail, deadly lightning and swirling clouds of death and destruction. Now when that rain totals over two inches … Continue reading →