Monthly Archives: October 2022

Expert Council Q&A for 10-21-22 – Epi-3188

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on government empire, vaccines, price controls, permaculture, home schooling, anti-venom, diet, investing in a recession and more. Make sure if you submit content for an expert council show you do the following…. Email it to me at jack @ thesurvivalpodcast.com Put TSPC Expert in the subject line Ask you question and state the expert you have the question for in one coherent sentence Hit the return key a few times and then give all the details you think are necessary   Following that procedure makes it about 100X more … Continue reading →

Homesteading is the New Counter Culture – 3187

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Yesterday chatting with Mark Baker about Homesteading I was reminded of an episode I did back originally in July of 2013 called, The Bright Future of Homesteading in America which is now a bit over 9 years old.  It was interesting to listen to what Mark had to say about homesteading and contrast that with some of the bullet points in the old show notes. Today I decided to simply take those bullets and present them in the context of 2022 and all that has happened in the past 9 years and especially the past 3.  The world has changed … Continue reading →

Mark Baker on Solving America’s Food Crisis – Epi-3186

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Mark and Jill Baker, raise their animals on regenerative land management practices with good ole’ fashion sunshine and managed pastures. Community is at the heart of bakers green acres. Through the natural systems of the farm, we seek to build soil communities, a healthy environment for our family, and relationships in our greater community to provide great pasture-based food for those around us. Pasture, the product of sunshine and soil, is the basis of our meat production. Green grass, sunshine, and fresh air enable us to raise healthier, happier animals that result in the best tasting, highest quality meat possible. … Continue reading →

Updates for TSPC 2022 – Very Important Info if you are Attending

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So first the bad news.  Billy Bond will be unable to attend and that means two presentation slots are now unfilled.  While it is unfortunate that personal reasons are preventing Billy from coming there is something really great about those two open slots.  We are going to fill them with hands on stuff! My original plan was to do a really basic chop and drop over view in the food forest which we likely would not have been able to complete and show you how to prep one bed for winter in our miyagi gardens.  This was all going to … Continue reading →

Parker Lewis on Bitcoin as the World Reserve Currency – Epi-3185

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Parker Lewis, an Austin native, is a veteran of the banking and asset management industries. After coming to the conclusion that bitcoin would become the global reserve currency, Parker joined Unchained Capital, helping build the company into one of the most trusted technology and financial services brands in bitcoin. Parker is also the author of the renowned Gradually, Then Suddenly Blog Series on bitcoin.  He joins us today to discuss why he feels Bitcoin will in time become the world’s reserve currency as part of our Great Minds of Bitcoin series. Resources for today’s show… Join the Members Brigade TspAz.com … Continue reading →

The Clown World Continues to Spin – Epi-3184

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Today we have a “just Jack” variety show and man we have a lot to talk about.  Why oil prices haven’t gone up yet, the theory of stupidity in action, social credit scores, Biden is not concerned about US inflation, the danger of weak men and more. Join Me Today to Discuss… US Oil production down 2 mil barrels, OPEC cuts 2 mil barrel, why has the price not gone up yet – link The Impervious Browser is coming and it looks like exactly what I said we needed – link The Ukraine Russia conflict and the western popular response … Continue reading →

Sacred 7 Mushroom Extract Powder – Item of the Day

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Note – While I explain Nurse Amy’s reasoning in adding this to their life it really isn’t why I have become a regular user.  I figure my odds of getting a cytokine storm due to CoVid are about the same as being struck twice by lighting (especially since I have had Covid and it was no big deal).  However, cancer is a real risk in our polluted world.  If you read up on these mushrooms their anti cancer characteristics are well documented and at the cost per day this to me is insurance too cheap not to have.   Of course … Continue reading →

Expert Council Q&A for 10-13-22 – Epi-3183

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on Pfizer’s lies, war, globalism, permaculture, head lamps, fruit trees, wills, real estate and more. Make sure if you submit content for an expert council show you do the following…. Email it to me at jack @ thesurvivalpodcast.com Put TSPC Expert in the subject line Ask you question and state the expert you have the question for in one coherent sentence Hit the return key a few times and then give all the details you think are necessary   Following that procedure makes it about 100X more likely your … Continue reading →

We Need One Kitchen Staff Member for TSP Fall 22

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Update – Dorothy informed me that she had already filled the position earlier in the day before I posted this. We are in need of one additional staff member for TSP Fall 22.  This is a paid position and that means work not hanging out watching presentations.  The staff still has a hell of a lot of fun, is involved in all the after hours fun, barter blanket etc.  But it is a job. Duties include helping with food prep, clean up, keeping things on track, running for supplies, taking out trash etc.  Work days are Thursday, Friday and Saturday … Continue reading →

A Master Class in Statist Jiu Jitsu – Epi-3182

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I have been throwing around this term, “statist jiu jitsu” for a long time, over a decade for sure but it has been a while since we have dug into it.  A new potential rule about who is and is not a contractor, proposed by the Brandon Administration brought it back into my sights this week. Honestly this rule if enacted is so simple to circumvent (assuming both sides want to) it is amazing no one is pointing out how to do so, at all.  I am going to do exactly that today. Then we will dig into some other … Continue reading →