Expert Council Q&A – Epi-3867

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Today the expert council answers your questions on failed foreign policy,  thyroid health, battery back up systems, choosing a fitness program, cooking, advanced AI prompting 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 … Continue reading →

Fortress K9 Pups Now Available for Reservation

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Joel from Fortress K9 reached out and let me know he is now taking reservations for his 2026 puppy litters. This year he is doing one litter each of German Shepherds, Belgian Malinois and Dutch Shepherds. These are the same lines his trained dogs come from, not random backyard bred dogs with a fancy website and a pile of buzzwords attached to them. He is only taking 4 reservations per litter and one of the German Shepherd spots is already gone. ~~~~~~~~~~ There will be untrained puppies and started puppies available. The started pups are for folks who want Joel … Continue reading →

Home Security for the Everyday Person – Epi-3866

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Today we are joined by Andrew Impson to discuss home security for the everyday person. This is a practical discussion about how normal people can think about defending their homes in layers, identifying vulnerabilities before someone else does, and building a realistic security plan without turning life into paranoia. We will talk about how criminals assess homes and choose targets, why mindset and routine awareness matter, and how simple things like lighting, layout, neighbors, terrain, and daily habits can either increase or reduce your risk. Home security is not just about buying a camera, installing an alarm, or owning a … Continue reading →

First Tuesday Coffee Chat with John & Nicole – Epi-3865

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Today we have our first Tuesday Coffee Chat with John Willis of SOE Tactical Gear and Nicole Sauce of Living Free in Tennessee. These discussions are always a wildcard and can go anywhere. We usually hit on some current events of course. We also tend to talk about things like entrepreneurship, homesteading and a ton more. In general we try to inspire you a bit, make you laugh a few times, entertain you and teach you a thing or two along the way. Some things we covered today included weather events, keeping sheep and turkeys, Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, the media, … Continue reading →

Expert Panel Q&A – Epi-3864

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Today the expert council answers your questions on both parties being nothing but a bunch of socialists with Ron Paul and Chris Rossini. Nick Ferguson covers the best way to root mulberry cuttings. Mike Milito gets into the ins and outs of dry fire exercises. Matt Sercely gives us his thoughts on selling property to a family member from a tax perspective. Nicole Sauce answers why you would ever take a beginner class for a skill you already have. We also hear from Nurse Amy about putting together a kit of items to get ready for a new baby, along … Continue reading →

Chris Daigle on 50 Real World AI Implementations – Epi-3862

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Today we are joined by Chris Daigle to discuss what he has learned from 50 real world AI implementations. These are not lab tests, theory sessions, or corporate guessing games. These are actual deployments inside real companies, with real people, real workflows, real mistakes, and real lessons learned the hard way. A lot of companies know they should be using AI. Many of them already are, whether leadership knows it or not. Employees are using tools on their own, data is moving around, policies are either weak or nonexistent, and most managers are still pretending this is something they can … Continue reading →

Build Your Life While the Clown Show Burns – Epi-3861

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Today we discuss the launch of Laws of Life, Book Two, Now Build the System for Your Life. That matters because the world is not going to get less stupid any time soon. The fear machine is already spinning up another “new” virus that is not really new, with the same tired pattern. Find something rare, make it sound like the black death, then hope most people never check the math. We will talk about Powassan virus and the reality that you are twice as likely to die from being struck by lightning. We will also look at the latest … Continue reading →

Laws of Life – Book Two – Is Finally Here

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It is finally time.  Laws of Life – Book Two – Now Build the System for Your Life is now live on Amazon. What you Need to Know The book on sale in three formats.  These are initially be Kindle, Soft Cover and Hard Cover.   The audio version will likely be available late this evening or early tomorrow.  I have generated the audio in the Amazon KDP backend and and it is all on Amazon to approve it and make it live now. In Any Event you Can now Buy the… Hard Cover  Soft Cover or Kindle What is Book … Continue reading →

Expert Panel Q&A – Epi-3860

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Today on The Survival Podcast expert council weekly show we cover the Fed as a cartel of the biggest banks and why Ron Paul and G. Edward Griffin are right that its actions serve that cartel first. Patrick Roehrman joins us to talk about the Tumbler knife sharpener system and whether it is actually worth your money and time. Joel Ryals helps with a dog that is showing dog on dog aggression, what it means, what not to do, and how to start correcting it before it gets worse. We also get into sarcopenia with Andy McCann, why muscle loss … Continue reading →

Start9 and Digital Freedom with Jesse Markowitz – Epi-3859

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Today Jesse Markowitz returns to TSPC to discuss the latest updates from Start9 and the continuing evolution of sovereign computing. We’ll dig into StartOS 0.4.0, StartTunnel, new networking capability, easier service packaging, privacy when hosting services over the internet, and what all this means for people who want real control over their digital lives. We’ll also look at what Start9 has coming next, including StartWrt, their new router project, StartBot, their coming AI assistant, and self hosted cameras. This is not theory or nerd candy for people who just like blinking lights on a box. This is about owning your … Continue reading →