

The Survival Podcast
The Survival Podcast
Helping you live a better life, if times get tough or even if they don't
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Sep 26, 2024 • 1h 41min
Expert Council Q&A – Epi-3564
Dive into pressing topics like the geopolitical implications of foreign wars and the implications of U.S. support for Israel. Discover practical advice on balancing hydration for a carnivore diet and tackling aggressive dog behavior through obedience training. Learn about the advantages of copper bullets for hunting and effective potato storage techniques. The conversation also explores retirement strategies for high-income earners and the alarming decline of traditional higher education, emphasizing the need for alternative pathways.

Sep 25, 2024 • 1h 30min
Processing Livestock with the Back Woods Butcher – Epi-3563
Kyle, the owner of Bodyshop 603, discusses the nuances of running a custom exempt butcher shop in northern NH. He dives into the emotional and ethical dimensions of livestock processing, contrasting humane methods with industrial practices. Challenges in navigating government regulations are highlighted, as well as the importance of community-supported meat markets. Kyle shares humorous anecdotes from his butchering experiences and emphasizes training livestock for stress-free processing, blending practical advice with a touch of humor.

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Sep 24, 2024 • 1h 26min
Can we still “Wake People Up” at this Point? – Epi-3562
Exploring the struggle to awaken consciousness in a complacent society, this discussion highlights the futility of trying to change entrenched perspectives. Metaphors from 'The Matrix' illustrate the challenges of guiding others while respecting their personal journeys. The concept of government as a living organism underscores the complexities of survival in a modern world. Personal growth takes precedence over societal validation, emphasizing patience and deeper understanding in navigating life's choices.

Sep 23, 2024 • 2h 1min
TSP Rewind – Cooking Venison and Other Fish & Game – Epi-269
Discover the art of cooking venison and other game meats, challenging misconceptions while celebrating their delicious potential. Delve into practical recipes and techniques, from grilling to slow cooking, emphasizing the cultural significance of traditional methods. Explore the impact of Southeast Asian cuisine on flavor enhancement and the value of sustainable practices in wild game preparation. Join in for personal anecdotes and insights on butchery, harvesting, and the joys of enhancing your culinary skills.

Sep 20, 2024 • 1h 21min
Tom Kowitz on the Last 4 US Government Defaults – Friday Flashbacks – Epi-47
Tom Kowitz, a dynamic voice from the Baldy and the Blonde Show, dives into the history of U.S. government defaults and their implications for the economy. He critiques the Federal Reserve's role since its inception and discusses the hidden costs of inflation. Kowitz also explores the shift from the gold standard to fiat currency and its effects on financial stability. Emphasizing financial literacy, he advocates for tangible assets and preparation against potential economic unrest, warning of the risks of government overreach in economic matters.

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Sep 19, 2024 • 1h 39min
Expert Council Q&A – Epi-3561
The expert council tackles pressing issues like civil unrest and health in today's world. They discuss the correlation between vitamins and cancer, alongside practical tips on plumbing and foraging with American persimmons. A deep dive into societal tensions reveals the manipulative nature of social media. Additionally, emotional choices surrounding pet care are examined, as well as strategies for motivating healthier lifestyle changes among peers. The conversation culminates with insights on community resilience and the importance of self-reliance.

Sep 18, 2024 • 1h 18min
Dr. Ken Berry asks Jack Spirko about Bitcoin – Epi-3560
In this engaging conversation, Jack Spirko, a knowledgeable figure in the Bitcoin community, dives deep into the complexities of Bitcoin, addressing questions from Dr. Ken Berry. They discuss the crucial intersections of technology and privacy, emphasizing self-custody and decentralized applications. Spirko also highlights wallet functionalities for easy transactions and explores the benefits of the Lightning Network for faster operations. The duo examines investment strategies and the promising future of Bitcoin as a hedge against economic instability.

Sep 17, 2024 • 1h 17min
Making Major Life Decisions & More – Epi-3559
Explore the bizarre political landscape with insights on a high-profile assassination attempt. Delve into the complexities of major life decisions, from career changes to relocating, and how societal expectations shape adulthood. Hear about the importance of personal responsibility and calculated risks in making impactful choices. Enjoy delicious biltong while gaining alternative financial wisdom. Discover practical tools for personal growth and empowering anecdotes from listeners that inspire meaningful relationships.

Sep 16, 2024 • 1h 47min
They Tried to Kill Trump. Again. – Epi-3558
The podcast dives into the alarming recent assassination attempt on Trump, prompting a discussion on security and public perception. It also examines the chaotic state of the housing market and highlights startling income disparities between Americans and their Chinese counterparts. Additionally, Putin’s foreboding warning raises questions about global attentiveness. The show navigates through generational financial struggles, including housing challenges faced by younger homeowners, and reflects on the broader implications of these societal shifts.

Sep 13, 2024 • 42min
Jason Fields of The Urban Farming Guys – Friday Flashbacks Epi-46
In this engaging discussion, Jason Fields, dedicated to transforming neighborhoods through sustainable agriculture, shares his experiences with the Urban Farming Guys. He recounts their impactful journey in revitalizing a struggling Kansas City neighborhood, highlighting successes in crime reduction and community engagement. Jason also dives into innovative practices like aquaponics and biogas production from food waste. Additionally, he emphasizes the vital role of grassroots support and proactive emergency preparation for building resilient communities.


