Note – A commercial free version of this episode and part one will both be released later this week for sharing. I may also put them on Youtube for the same purpose. We just had one hell of a hurricane … Continue reading →
Note – A commercial free version of this episode for sharing will be releases next week when part two is also available so that they may be shared together. We just had one hell of a hurricane in the Carolinas … Continue reading →
Note – If you send this show to a new listener and they want to skip the intro, have them jump to 11 minutes in. This show is sort of a beginners show and also at the same time a … Continue reading →
Anthony Veltri served as a lead physical scientist in charge of the Department of Homeland Security’s iCAV geospatial system and 24×7 geospatial mapping production center which is charged with map production for a variety of natural and man made incidents. … Continue reading →
When I first ran this episode in August of 2010 my good friend Bryan Black from ITS Tactical stated, “This is likely the most important thing on security you have ever done.” We are going to look at a bit … Continue reading →
Many preppers seem to think telling anyone, anything about your views on preparedness is a huge mistake. They point out it might make you a target of everyone who isn’t prepared when doomsday comes. Others seem to embody the very … Continue reading →
Matthew Stein is the author of When Disaster Strikes: A Comprehensive Guide to Emergency Planning and Crisis Survival (Chelsea Green 11/16/2011). This book has received excellent advance praise from experts on survival and disaster preparedness. Stein is a graduate of … Continue reading →
One concept that many modern survivalists aspire to is to be less dependent on “the system“ or independent of “the system”. I know this seems like a great goal but the problem with it is that it is not “a … Continue reading →
With the disaster in Japan I am getting a lot of emails from brand new people and long time listeners, the basic question is “what should we do”? Well this may be hard for you to believe given the non … Continue reading →
I get a lot of emails that are in one form or another a version of today’s show title. They go one of two main ways 1. Jack, We are new to this and are having trouble getting started. This … Continue reading →
