I am going to continue with some fun stuff that is informative and not so deep into the world of politics, economics, etc. Today I am going to line out the planned projects for our 3 acre property and what … Continue reading →
Rianna Stone has been an RN for almost 20 years but her true passion is homesteading and Permaculture. Three years ago she and her family took the plunge and moved onto 6 acres in the wilds of Oklahoma to create … Continue reading →
In 2009 Lori and Jeff Haynes returned to the United States to a town called Dripping Springs, just west of Austin, Texas. After Jeff’s twenty-four year career as a Marine the couple was anxious to get back home to Texas … Continue reading →
You will notice that title of this episode ends in “low cost” vs. “cheap”. As a marketer there is a rule, if you can eliminate a word do it, but that won’t work here. Cheap sets the wrong tone for … Continue reading →
It’s Monday and time for another round of you your feedback, questions and commentary sent to jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com. Make sure if you submit content for a feedback show that you put something like “comment for jack”, “question for jack” … Continue reading →
Water is so critical to our lives, it is one of the five primary survival needs along with food, shelter, energy and security. It provides for irrigation, hydration, fire suppression, cooking, sanitation and more. Yet have you noticed 99% of … Continue reading →
Jeff Gleason has been a stead fast supporter of the show for more than two years (will be three this March). He is of course the famous “Berkey Guy” and he joins us today to discuss the role water should … Continue reading →
Today we revisit a topic I covered with the awesome Paul Wheaton on a past episode of TSP. Paul actually just put out one of the best compilations of photographs and illustrations I have ever seen on hugelkultur which inspired … Continue reading →
Special Note – There is a segment in the beginning of today’s show about Jan Cline, a woman dying of bone cancer who has had her back yard yard sale shut down due to an idiotic city ordnance. Please listen … Continue reading →
Yes you read the title correctly, elimination, not alternative, not creative, elimination. Can irrigation truly be eliminated? In my view absolutely, at least in many instances and one of our all time most popular guests Paul Wheaton returns to TSP … Continue reading →