The Survival Podcast

Josh Hale joined me today to discuss using AI in your business without losing the “human touch”. Ai is one of those disruptive innovations that you had better learn to use, because your competitors are already doing so. Joshua Hale is an entrepreneur, AI mentor, and modern homesteader who bridges the worlds of technology, holistic living, and community building. As the founder of JH Media and Consulting, he specializes in helping businesses and individuals unlock the power of AI to achieve growth and efficiency while maintaining their humanity and value. He joins us today to discuss, how entrepreneurs can harness … Continue reading →

In this lively discussion, Guy Swann, host of Bitcoin Audible and a Bitcoin expert, joins Jack Spirko to explore the future of Bitcoin in 2025. They dive into misconceptions surrounding Bitcoin, comparing it to historical financial bubbles. The conversation also touches on the psychological aspects of crypto investing, the resilience of Bitcoin amid regulatory challenges, and the potential effects of U.S. strategic reserves on the market. With speculative predictions and insights into market behavior, they cover the thrilling journey of Bitcoin as a revolution in finance.

Today we discuss a variety of composting methods and making composting the core of your homestead activities. Often people say what is the best method. Well that as always is an it depends. Bioreactor composting is my gold standard but it takes a year to make and a certain volume of materials as well. There are other methods and they all have valid results. In fact it is often a great idea to use multiple composts in making teas, extracts and slurries along with other application methods. In the end though composting can be the core of daily life on … Continue reading →

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Marc Hallee. We discussed how his family experienced the disaster of a house fire in Feb 2011. He came on air to tell TSP listeners what to avoid and how to protect their property and items during the rebuild process. To sum it up, they had the house fire, they were then robbed and vandalized the first night by the builders boarding up the house.  Just about all dry cleaned items were destroyed by the cleaning process, the ServiceMaster company lost many items and stole even more.  It gets worse from … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on Syria, cooking for the holidays, gun cases, B17 and cancer, biochar, the NJ drones and more. Make sure if you submit content for an expert council show you do the following…. Email it to me at jack @ thesurvivalpodcast.com Put TSPC Expert in the subject line Ask you question and state the expert you have the question for in one coherent sentence Hit the return key a few times and then give all the details you think are necessary ` Following that procedure makes it about 100X more … Continue reading →

Charles Mayfield, regenerative farmer and founder of Farrow Skincare returns to TSPC for the third time.  We discuss lard-based skincare, its health benefits, and how regenerative farming transforms beauty. Don’t miss this inspiring episode! Charles’ journey from regenerative farming to founding Farrow Skincare The benefits of lard-based skincare and its game-changing potential in the beauty industry How regenerative farming enhances skincare ingredients for health and environmental impact Addressing misconceptions about clean skincare with Farrow’s approach The connection between skincare ingredients and overall health, including reducing toxic load The role of natural, nutrient-dense ingredients like lard in supporting skin health How … Continue reading →

Trust in institutions is crumbling, but this is seen as liberating. The discussion highlights the evolution of skepticism towards media and government, drawing on historical events. Listeners are challenged to question the reliability of information from conventional sources. Personal empowerment and critical thinking are emphasized, particularly regarding public health choices. The conversation also touches on gardening insights and the importance of constructive dialogue in fostering understanding and change.

The hosts dive deep into the complicated landscape of U.S. involvement in Syria, shedding light on the harsh realities faced by refugees. They also discuss the American Diabetes Association's controversial campaigns, offering an inspiring personal story of reversing diabetes through alternative diets. Innovations in self-healing concrete and the complexities of cryptocurrency investments, including Elon Musk's influence, add to the mix. Listeners are encouraged to take control of their health and navigate the addiction of processed foods.

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Courtney Clay who was “unschooled” for her entire childhood, and received great benefit from this method of self-directed learning.  In this episode we expored the concept of “unschooling” and how self directed learning can empower young people.  While I myself take a hybrid approach without grand kids, structure first, free learning second I really enjoyed this discussion and think you will too. Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally published on 9-29-11 and was originally Episode-752- Courtney Clay on Unschooling. The show notes for the original episode with all relevant resources … Continue reading →

Joining the discussion are Sean Mills, a DIY solar and alternative energy expert; Kerry Brown, a foraging and herbal medicine specialist; and Chef Ken Daniels, a culinary whiz known for his eggnog recipes. They dive into the benefits of solar power for off-grid living and the importance of winter herbs like yarrow for health. Ken shares innovative eggnog recipes and stories about using raw eggs. The conversation also touches on guerrilla gardening techniques and the volatile yet exciting world of Bitcoin investing!