Wade Bowlin is a self described computer nerd, network engineer, business guy, gear head, gun nut, survival junkie and prepping maniac. He joins us today to discuss bug out vehicles (BOVs). Wade will talk to us about different ideas like: … Continue reading →
Today we are going to take a look at setting up a BOL on the cheap or at least inexpensively. There are a ton of ways to accomplish this and land is still one of the best investments a person … Continue reading →
It is Friday and time for another edition of “call in Friday” where I take your calls and comments on the air. Today I have questions about food storage, credit, cold weather clothing, agricultural exemptionis, the free state project concept, … Continue reading →
Do I stay or do I go! Not just a great old song by The Clash but an ongoing debate and topic of discussion everywhere preparedness is discussed. Some are sure they will bug out, they have a plan to … Continue reading →
It’s Friday again and we are back with more of your questions called into 866-65-THINK, we have some really great stuff today, lots on gardening, choosing a new generator, leveraging a skill set, dealing with visual impairment, prepping in an … Continue reading →
We talk a lot about Bug Out Locations on the show and in the forum, most listeners are more than aware by now of what they are, why you would want one and what makes a good one. Many may … Continue reading →
Today we discuss something really out there credit card companies are doing to earn your business, a bit on reloading, a new method of fish farming, choosing BOL land and much more. Join me today for another round of your … Continue reading →
Based on the response from yesterday I am going to do a show today on setting up a BOL (bug out location). This should be a good show and will differ from previous shows on the subject as I will … Continue reading →
Today we do sort of a two part show. I start out with a bit of commentary of a few stories, two actually related to land values and dependence on city based economies. I then move onto todays main subject, … Continue reading →
Well I still have country living on the brain after our recent trip to our BOL and soon to be primary residence in Arkansas. I have also gotten a tremendous number of requests lately to evaluate property listings as potential … Continue reading →