Outback with Jack – The Survival Podcast – Epi-3100
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Today we have another episode of “Outback with Jack”. These podcasts will be generated though live steam sessions done early early in the morning. These will have an approximate start time of 0830 -11:30 CST.
These podcasts will are a lot like old school TSPC episodes on a variety of topics, many quite topical from the news and from social media. Each show will covers a bullet point list of 5-12 topics that I will handle rather rapid fire.
From there we will talk about what ever the live audience comes up with. These livestreams will then be converted to MP3s and put out in the standard TSPC Podcast feeds under the new series title of “Outback with Jack”
Today we discuss a huge variety of practical down to earth questions about homesteading, bugging out, business, home security and more. 14 total questions all directly from you guys via our MeWe community.
Todays Subjects Include…
- Dealing with the cancer of self doubt if you want to start a business – from Ike
- Building real community based on the individual strength and interest of individual members – from Kelsey
- Growing wetland edible plants, socking edible water critters and more – from Sandor
- Improving home security while you are asleep or away – from Tim
- Plant propagation and seed saving to make your gardening self sustaining – from Andy
- How do you find a decent CPA, what do you ask them – from Tim
- Thoughts on real homestead automation – from Reed
- Developing a bug out plan, when resources are limited and buggin in is not an option – from Ricky
- Having a plan for what to do if your spouse dies – from Andy
- What to do with meat in a long term electrical outage – from Jason
- Perennial plantings for ducks and turkeys – from John
- How to keep grass from grounding out your electric fences – from Mike
- How do you move the country if you waited this long and now everything is so expensive – from Coleman
- Top 5 power tool must haves for homesteaders – from Bonnie
Resources for today’s show
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- TspAz.com
- TSPC on Discord
- TSPC Group on Telegram (group chat)
- TSPC Telegram Channel (just messages from me)
- Jack on Flote
- Jack on MeWe
- Join Me on Odysee
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- Get Wallet of Satoshi
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- Learn about Lightning at Tip Lightning
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Jack, what brand and model of 3D printer do you have? Maybe I can help.
Re: Plan for when your spouse dies. Thank you for your past and continuing “being prepared advise.” My husband and I listened to you many years and were pretty well prepared for short and long term events. My husband was a total convert to sustainability and even got a permaculture certificate from Geoff Lawton. I listened because being prepared is never a bad thing and I enjoyed being interested in “his stuff.” Then my husband died of a widow maker heart attack, total of 1.5 hours from the attack to being pronounced dead at hospital. Some things you can never be prepared for. Thankfully, I had learned much over the years listening to you and preparing with him. Our discussions saved me from making many, many mistakes and allowed me to live for almost 2 years without worrying about day-to-day living. When I was without electricity for 3 weeks due to a hurricane, I had food and water in the house, a generator that ran even the a/c, 500 gal tank of gas in the back yard, etc. No last minute preparations required. All of this to say I am grateful for all of your advice over the years and would advise spouses who are not interested to get ready for none of us know what today will bring. Even a slight interest on a spouse’s part might reap many benefits for that spouse in the future.
I know this post is longer than you like. I am happy to say my son and I now discuss many of your programs. I think he started listening to you as a way to honor his father and have something to discuss with his mom. We have even started a crypto business together.