Jason van Gumster does a lot of things. Mostly he make stuff up. He writes, animates, and occasionally teaches. He’s got heavy entrepreneurial tendencies that run nearly as deep as his creative ones, so he has a constant fascination with … Continue reading →
Matt Kleopfer joins us today to discuss the impact of technology on children and families. Matt grew up as a stereotypical midwest farm kid, but like most decided to ditch the farm for a college indoctrination and pursued music and … Continue reading →
Today we are joined by David Byte an Oklahoma conservative entrepreneur looking for ways to help protect our constitutional rights though the use of technology and social media. David is the founder of SafeToCarry a smart phone application and website … Continue reading →
Matthew Ladd is an experienced IT business consultant who provides high level IT audits, analyses and redesign of IT services to determine effective solutions for his clients. Matthew hold the “Practitioner Level Certification” of Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), which … Continue reading →
Jeremy Lesniak is the founder of Vermont Computing and the editor of aNewDomain.net a technology news website. He is also a long time listener to The Survival Podcast and wanted to give a bit back to the audience today by … Continue reading →
Sam Bagot and Will Bratton are woking togehter on an open source agriculture project called horto domi. Horto domi is an open hardware raised-bed garden unit with environmental control and monitoring via web-interface thanks to Arduino Ethernet. DIY sensors, such … Continue reading →
Today I am joined on The Survival Podcast by Steve Aukstakalnis. Steve is the founder of AlertsUSA, a Miami based risk management firm providing one of the nation’s most widely used terrorism and national security threat alert services for … Continue reading →
Only one buck who seems to be the 8-Point from the last video showed up on 7-19 then on 7-20 we had a lot more activity. In total four bucks are seen two large 8-Points I now call “the brothers” … Continue reading →
I did a video in the past of the Moultrie Deer Feeder that I have on my property. Many people liked it but a few made what I consider stereotypical comments about how feeders are akin to shooting fish in … Continue reading →
Technology gets a bad rap with some preppers but I find it amusing that they voice their displeasure in places like an internet forum. To do so they are using electricity, a computer and an internet connection. I have asked … Continue reading →
