Monthly Archives: July 2021

Miyagi Mornings Recap for 7-30-21 – Epi-2925

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Welcome to Miyagi mornings weekly recap, a podcast version of our daily video series Miyagi Mornings, links to the video version of each segment can be found in the show notes for this episode. These recap episodes are part of The Survival Podcast feed but are numbered independently as a special weekly edition of our show, in all podcast feeds. This week the Miyagi Mornings weekly recap podcast covers logical thinking, trouble shooting, entrepreneurship, bitcoin, deflation, economics and more.  A link to the video episodes for each segment is included below, any resources mentioned in any of the segments can … Continue reading →

Expert Council Q&A for 7-29-21 – Epi-2924

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert panel answers your questions on food allergy, back up power, thumb injuries, permaculture, entrepreneurship, tools, waste processing, cooking and more. Make sure if you submit content for a feedback show that you put something like “comment for jack”, “question for jack” or “article for jack” in the subject line to assure proper identification for my screening process. Please understand I receive several hundred emails a day and can’t get them all on the air. I also do put out a lot of information on Facebook from emails that I can’t fit on the … Continue reading →

Mark Brown form Headwaters Academy – Epi 2923

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Mark Brown is an Ironman Triathlete, pilot, World Cup Mountain Bike Coach, maple syrup producer, and, most importantly, Principal and Founder of Headwaters Academy in rural, Ontario, Canada. After surviving public school education Mark decided to become a teacher to change the system from the inside. He was, however, first hired by a private school in Toronto and has spent his career in private school education since that time. Prior to opening Headwaters Academy Mark was the Director of Innovation at Somersfield Academy in Bermuda. Mark joins us today to discuss the work he is doing with Headwaters Academy.  Headwaters … Continue reading →

I Have CoVid – AMA Livestream 12PM CST Tomorrow with Jack Spirko

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So I had my suspicions for a few days.  Dorothy had a truly painful sore throat and I had mild symptoms at the same time.    Yesterday Dorothy was tested and popped positive.  So given we spend nights in the same bed I am sure I would if I got tested too. Before I go any further, WE ARE BOTH FINE, in fact we are already improving.  We started taking HCQ and Zinc yesterday and that seems to have also helped really quickly (surprise, surprise). I know there will be questions and concerns so to provide full transparency and address … Continue reading →

What Would a Bitcoin Deflationary Global Economy Look Like – Miyagi Mornings Epi-143

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If for any reason the Odysee video above does not play well for you, the back up YouTube version is here. This was a fantastic question that came in by email for my podcast but I thought it would be exceptional for a Miyagi Mornings. Here it is exactly as it came in from a long time listener named Dan. “How would a deflationary economy work? ` If our entire economy was based on a currency with a fixed supply like bitcoin, ` 1. What’s the velocity of money look like? 2. How is money lent particularly for large long-term … Continue reading →

Laura & Bryan Emerson on Bear Hunting for Meat – Epi 2922

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Laura and Bryan Emerson have been on TSPC twice before. They live in a location accessible only by plane (8 months per year)and snowmachine (2 months per year). Therefore, they grow, produce, fix, and do as much on their own as they can because any supplies hauled in cost $0.30/lb by snowmachine hauler in March and $0.50/lb by plane. Today they join us to talk about hunting bear and doing so from the angle of putting up meat for the larder.  Many people think that bear is not a great tasting meat, I can tell you such people are wrong.  … Continue reading →

Becoming a Young Entrepreneur – Miyagi Mornings Epi-142

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If you like these videos you will likely love my podcast and all my other stuff you can find at http://tspc.co If for any reason the Odysee video above does not play well for you, the back up YouTube version is here. I get a lot of questions about entrepreneurship and occasionally it is directed more at young people than just say everyone. In this case it is a question about becoming an entrepreneur strait out of school. Here is the question as it came in on MeWe from Melissa on MeWe “Do you have a podcast on how to … Continue reading →

Topic Roundtable for 7-26-21 – Epi 2921

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Time for another topic round table discussion. This one is all from things I simply see and hear going on in the world around us today. We will start with some comments on education, dig into a new concern with the CoVid vaccines and get into a ton of variety today. Join me today as we discuss cancer, the freedom phone, fnords, bitcoin, back pack food, audio books, homeschooling, fuel storage, the delta variant and more. Join Me Today To Discuss… QOTD – “The more sand that has escaped from the hourglass of our life, the clearer we should see … Continue reading →

Eliminate What Isn’t, To Know What Is – Miyagi Mornings Epi-141

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If for any reason the Odysee video above does not play well for you, the back up YouTube version is here. I have done some episodes recently hitting on why I do not trust science as an authority only as a process. This episode will touch on that as well, as it is where this concept naturally leads. However I also want to focus today on how this process is not just the scientific method summed up in a sentence. It is also trouble shooting and problem solving and it naturally leads to “systems thinking” as well. Hence it has … Continue reading →

Deal of the Day Alert – Toshiba 32LF221U21 32-inch Smart HD 720p TV

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Amazon has the Toshiba 32LF221U21 32-inch Smart HD 720p TV on a deal of the day right now.  I don’t own this and I am not buying one as I have no need of another TV right now.  This seems great for like in a game room or home bar or something like that where you don’t need a huge screen.  The price is stupid cheap at only 140 bucks and it is highly rated in the review system. For those who worry about “Alexa” listening in, it does have the Alexa assistant built into it.  My understanding is it … Continue reading →