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 →
Sure I always tell you that it is a good idea to store food but today I want to get you really serious about doing this both to mitigate threats and to enhance your life on an everyday basis. While … Continue reading →
Today we take a moment to pay attention to a variety of current events that tell us why preparing is so important. We won’t be pretending to know the future today, simply observing the current situations and trends they show … Continue reading →
I thought it was time for a bit of a change up today so I am going to go over a group of really big disaters, national/global in scope and tell you what I think the results would be like, … Continue reading →
We are going to shift gears a bit today and discuss 7 economic and political events. These events are being discussed in varying degrees by the main stream at this time. What I want to do today is discuss how … Continue reading →
Today it is time for a change up. We are going to look at 8 news stories some here in the US and others around the world and see what they tell us about what we can expect to see … Continue reading →
I am finally back in the car, tune in today to hear me discuss some current events such as California is sending out IOUs, Peter Schiff on gold, the G8/G5 Summits, food shortages coming in 09/10 and more. Tune in … Continue reading →
Today we are doing a bit of a change up and taking a moment to look around and see what the heck is going on in the world politically and economically. I will cover six events that are getting little … Continue reading →
My view is yes, sooner or later it is inevitable due to declines in production and resources and expansion of population. I also think we should not engage in alarmism at this point either. Much like peak oil this is … Continue reading →
In 1970 our nation first became a net importer of oil, join today’s show as I discuss the parallel of this event and its’ impact over 30 years to the fact that the US just became a net importer of … Continue reading →