Kevin Estela first fell in love with the outdoors as a child. Entertained by the WWII survival stories his father endured in the jungles of the Philippines, Kevin wanted to learn more. Kevin grew up hiking, kayaking/canoeing, fishing and hunting … Continue reading →
Natalie Bogwalker is the Founder and Director of the Wild Abundance, a school that offers classes in permaculture, hide tanning, primitive skills, natural building, and more based in Weaverville, NC. She’s passionate about teaching and sharing tools and skills that … Continue reading →
Frank Salzano is currently establishing a staple food crop chestnut-based forest garden in Sodom-Laurel, NC, where he homesteads and experiments with permaculture farming. He graduated with honors from Shepherd College with a B.A. in Liberal Arts, after spending a year … Continue reading →
I could have called this series learning to hunt without a gun or a bow or a trap or anything but that title would be too long. Today’s show is part two of a series so you may really wish … Continue reading →
Sam Coffman is the founder and director at The Human Path – a survival school in the central Texas area that teaches a wide array of skills. Such as urban and wilderness survival to wilderness first aid, tactics, tracking and … Continue reading →
Get ready for a two part episode. Yesterday I didn’t get to cover the complete yellow journalism committed by Mike Adams of Natural News in regard to a case about Oregon and water rights. While I agree with Mr. Adams … Continue reading →
Alex Leavens has a long wilderness and survival background that includes: the Eagle Scout Award, back-country ranger and climbing assistant in the Hoh River Valley, Olympic National Park. He has also served as a wild land firefighter in three states … Continue reading →
Natalie Bogwalker practices and shares skills she considers vital to humanity’s future. She lives in a lovely, growing homestead nestled deep in community in the Southern Appalachians. She is the co-founder and director of the Living Skills School and the … Continue reading →
Fuz Sanderson on is an endangered Species biologist, wilderness skills teacher, who has been serving for many years as an earth skills gathering coordinator. Fuz is also a husband and father of 2 boys (ten and eight) and a musician … Continue reading →
You often hear in the Survivalist Community that local resources and in fact all resources will quickly come under pressure in a major disaster. While true there is also the old adage “the early bird gets the worm” along with … Continue reading →
