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Episode-814- Ted Lacksonen Author of “The Eagle Has Crashed”

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Ted Lacksonen is a writer and commentator known in the blogosphere as The Country Thinker. He has previously practiced as an attorney for a major international law firm, and worked as a structural designer in the shipbuilding industry. Ted lives in the rolling hills of his home state of Ohio with his wife and son. Ted joins us today to discuss his recently released novel The Eagle Has Crashed, which is a near-future novel that is set in 2029-30. It is the story of the day that America’s national debt leads to an economic meltdown. The Eagle has Crashed documents … Continue reading →

Episode-586- An Interview with David Crawford Author of Lights Out

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Today on TSP we are really fortunate to have David Crawford author of the “doomer” novel “Lights Out” now available in hard copy.  Make sure to pay attention tward the end of today’s show where you can find out how you can win an autographed copy of Lights Out. David’s book has been downloaded from the internet over three million times, this exciting, action-packed, survival story is finally available in book form. Lights Out chronicles the challenges of Mark “Karate Man” Turner when the lights go out over most of the free world. He must find in himself the ability … Continue reading →

Episode-453- Listener Phone Calls 6-11-10

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So it is another call in Friday despite the fact that the ass clowns doing directional boring shut down the neighborhoods power for a few hours.  Today the show was delayed, though I could have broadcasted on back up power it would have been hard to do a listener call show with out firing up the generator and waking up my night shift working neighbor. Anyway we are back and ready to go, the final three calls by the way came in just this AM after I posted an alert on our Face Book Fan Page, if you are not … Continue reading →

Episode-357- Call in Friday 1-15-10

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Today we do our second edition of call in Friday where I take listener calls and comments on the air.  To call in an leave your own question for me just dial 866-65-THINK and leave a message and you might hear yourself on the air. Join me today as we discuss Where to find chickens for your homestead How many eggs does an average hen lay What protection do chickens need in winter What about filtering water during a city water contamination What is a good book for your BOB If you are buying your first two guns, should both … Continue reading →

Episode-347- Setting Self Sufficiency Goals for 2010

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Join me today as I discuss some self sufficiency goals that I have set for myself in 2010, along with goals I have for the show and to better serve you the audience.  The show notes are brief today due to the type of show we are doing, I am not going to list my goals in the notes if you want to know them you will have to tune in. I will be trying to inform and educate along the way too.  I will be discussing some really interesting permaculture concepts, revisiting my “green greenhouse” (Bill Mollison does it … Continue reading →

Episode-310- Listener Questions for 11-04-09

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So today we are back to another round of great questions from our listeners.  We have questions today on everything from compost, to politics, to kudzu, to books, to silver and more. Tune in Today to Hear… Could we ever go to a “flat tax”, why and why not? Should you kill Kudzu on your land, eat it or feed it to livestock? Can you compost in very cold weather? Is a Survival Podcast book coming? What are my three must have books for TSHTF? Thoughts on small town vs. rural vs. remote living? Using solar yard lights during a … Continue reading →