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Episode-495- The Unique Needs of the Urban and Suburban Prepper

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This is basically a continuation of a two part series on urban and suburban life.  Yesterday in Episode 494 we discussed Urban homesteading, today we discuss prepping in the city or suburbs.  While there are many unique components to prepping in a population center vs. a remote area many of the steps are identical.    As always it comes down to the fact that as humans we have five primary needs and the commonality of disaster leads us to prepare in any situation based on them. Join me today as we discuss… Always start out understanding the 5 needs Water Food … Continue reading →

Episode-281- An Interview With Listener Barb Harrington

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Today I will be meeting with Judge Andrew Napolitano host of Freedom Watch on Fox.  I am not sure yet if we will have a show on Tuesday but I will attempt to make it happen while in NYC. Today join me with Barb as we discuss… Building a homestead in the suburbs Making friends on the forum and realizing you are not alone The value of a garden and how much a small garden can produce The importance of the debt free lifestyle Finding the place that is right for you Keeping chickens and the challenges of roosters named … Continue reading →

Episode-215- Advantages for the Suburban Survivalist

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Typical survival mentality is to be as remote and self sufficient as possible to avoid mob mentality in a SHTF scenario.  There are also however, considering disaster probability, some real advantages for the surburbanite who is both prepared and “plugged in” to his neighborhood. We also videoed the action inside the car today, that will be published tomorrow. Tune into today as we discuss some advantages like… Suburbanites have more people to work with if you can organize them They have more “buying power” and will continue to get materials longer in a shortage You can take advantage of “efficiency … Continue reading →