Episode-2574- Listener Feedback - The Gardening Edition [ 1:45:14 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday on The Survival Podcast I answer your questions on everything gardening. I am gonna toss you guys a small curve ball today. Rather than a typical feedback show largely driven by email I posted a request for content on … Continue reading →
Today we look at homesteading and mainly producing your own food on small lots. I would define this as 1/20th to 1/4th of an acre. The average home being built in America today is sitting on about .11-.16 of an … Continue reading →
Episode-634- Container Gardening for the Modern Survivalist [ 1:03:31 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday we take a deep look at a subject we really haven’t gone into for a long time, container gardening. I know many listeners have very small yards or no yards and are regulated to growing things on a balcony. … Continue reading →
Episode-425- Eight Essential Survial Gardening Skills [ 1:00:07 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday we take a look at developing eight conventional and unconventional skills for the survival gardener. Ways that you can maximize production, protect your crops, extend your seasons and maximize space. I am also going to do a follow up … Continue reading →
Today on the Survival Podcast I interview Cam Mather. Cam is a great guy and a wealth of knowledge. Living on 150 acres of forests and ponds, north of Napanee and northwest of Kingston, Ontario Canada and being as independent … Continue reading →
Episode-244- Survival Podcast Audience Questions 7-27-09 [ 51:41 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday we do another round of your questions on the air during my morning commute. Today I answer questions on emergency radios, patio gardening, food storage, credit unions vs banks, dealing with unprepared neighbors and more. I will also continue … Continue reading →
This is my first show after returning from my vacation that ran from Dec. 25th till January 4th. We took that time to go up to our retreat property in Arkansas and do some improvements and got the opportunity to … Continue reading →
