The Survival Podcast

Topics discussed include government intervention on unity, weight loss strategies like intermittent fasting, advantages of lithium iron phosphate batteries for solar systems, tips for establishing a self-sufficient homestead, proper disposal of contaminated gasoline, and designing aquatic systems with multiple tanks for efficient water management.

Experienced homesteader Amy discusses raising backyard rabbits for meat, manure, and fur. Topics include different rabbit breeds, meat quality, breeding techniques, and butchering processes. The discussion also covers rabbit feeding preferences, raising rabbits in hot climates, and community engagement in homesteading.

Discussing the decline of the dollar and the need for diversified assets. Highlighting the importance of owning land, financial literacy, and developing skills. Exploring time perceptions and economic shifts, with a focus on privacy-focused technology and upcoming courses on composting and permaculture.

Discussion on Biden's sudden announcement, conspiracy theories surrounding Trump's alleged assassination attempt, political intrigue, speculation on Harris taking over, debunking misinformation, security concerns, fate, rooster training, interest rates, inflation, and portable rain barrels.

Entrepreneurship expert MJ Demarco challenges financial lies, advocating for seizing control of wealth from a young age. He discusses the drawbacks of traditional education, the power of social media feedback for business success, and strategies for achieving financial freedom through entrepreneurship. The episode emphasizes the importance of starting a business, addressing market needs, and embracing genuine care for customers.

The podcast covers a range of topics including foreign policy, heat casualties, pets, fitness, battery banks, motivation, rabbits, and rifle optics. Experts share valuable insights on these subjects and offer advice to listeners.

Vance Crowe discusses the importance of preserving family legacy through storytelling, highlighting the value of documenting personal histories and wisdom for future generations. He also explores ethical success, storing legacies on durable M-discs, capturing family memories through audio, and seizing opportunities to create a meaningful legacy.

The podcast discusses the positive court rulings for liberty, focusing on the recent ruling on home alcohol distillation. It explores agorism as a means to challenge societal norms, advocating for at-home distillation rights. The impact of government spending on future generations and the concept of agorism in creative business practices are also highlighted.

Exploring theories of government malice or incompetence, media's inaccuracies, and privacy technology. Criticizing media coverage of Trump shooting incident, discussing security failures at the Republican National Convention, and speculating on future leadership post-Trump.

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Ron Hood to discuss EDC, lock picking, bug out bags, less than lethal self defense, lock picking and a ton more. Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally Episode-639- Ron Hood on Every Day Carry and was originally recorded on 4-5-11. Note – There is some static in the first few minutes of the interview, we didn’t notice it during the recording but it only lasts for the first few minutes of the interview and then goes away.  Skype audio at the time of this episode was an art not a … Continue reading →