The Survival Podcast

Experts tackle a range of intriguing topics, from politics and the neocon legacy to effective food storage and gardening strategies. They dive into the intricacies of cover cropping for sustainable agriculture and share tips on enhancing soil health. Listeners learn about practical uses of .357 revolvers for hunting and the best ways to store potatoes for freshness. The discussion extends to backup power solutions, with insights into the Ryobi Power Station. Plus, discover low-maintenance edible plants ideal for hot climates!

Dr. Stephen Lewis, a health expert from Green Wisdom Health, explores the intricate links between stress, anxiety, and lifestyle choices. He emphasizes the impact of nutrition and microorganisms on mental well-being while critiquing conventional treatments. With a blend of humor and personal stories, Stephen offers insights into hormone imbalances and promotes a diet rich in whole foods and animal products. The conversation advocates for a holistic approach to health, addressing misconceptions and encouraging personalized dietary strategies for better emotional and physical health.

The first time I used the phrase “from home to homestead” on the show was quite a while ago.  How long ago you ask?  That would have been Episode 20 recorded on July 22, 2008.  This concept so resonated with people it became not just a common discussion topic, it actually inspired one couple (Johnny Max and his wife, AKA “The Queen”) to run an entire podcast for a number of years on the concept. I realized while we talk a ton about the concept of homesteading we have not looked at it from this angle in a while, so … Continue reading →

Dive into thoughts on societal standards and the risks of simplifying complex ideas. Explore the decline of academic rigor and its effects on personal growth. Critiques of the pharmaceutical industry challenge perceptions of health and identity. Learn about food quality disparities and their implications for public health. Unpack community shifts and the importance of independent thought in a media-saturated world. Plus, prepare for seasonal changes with actionable insights on homesteading and practical skills.

James Stine, a veteran first responder and former US Air Force member, shares invaluable insights on disaster preparedness. He emphasizes the importance of being proactive, debunks myths, and categorizes common emergencies. Stine recalls a travel experience highlighting the need for emergency plans, especially in remote areas. He discusses hands-only CPR updates, utility emergencies, and severe weather readiness, advocating for community training and personal responsibility. His practical tips encourage listeners to enhance their safety measures in unpredictable situations.

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on free markets, diet, adrenal fatigue, solar irrigation systems, foraging, cooking, podcasting 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 likely your question … Continue reading →

In this conversation, Joshua Longbrook, a visionary behind a food club in Chattanooga, TN, discusses the rise of food clubs as a solution to the industrial food system's flaws. He shares his insights on fostering food sovereignty and the benefits of local sourcing. The chat dives into the legal frameworks surrounding food co-ops, the exciting integration of alternative currencies like Bitcoin, and the importance of community connections in creating resilient food networks. Joshua's passion for self-sustainability and activism really shines through!

Join John Willis of SOE Tactical, known for his expertise in survival gear, and Nicole Sauce from Living Free in Tennessee, an advocate for self-reliance, in a lively chat covering everything from nostalgic fast food memories to modern retail experiences. They dive into the complexities of rabbit breeding and the benefits of bulk meat purchasing. Discover the livestock dilemma of goats versus sheep, explore effective food storage for homesteaders, and get insights on empowerment through self-awareness. Plus, exciting updates on the upcoming Self-Reliance Festival!

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Holly Hirshberg founder of DinnerGarden.org to discuss sustainable gardening and the goal of planting one garden for every 6 families in America. Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally published on 7-26-11 and was originally Episode-710- Holly Hirshberg from The Dinner Garden The show notes for the original episode with all relevant resources can be found here. Welcome to Friday Flashbacks, after 16 years and hundreds of interview shows we decided to run them as flash backs every Friday, beginning with the oldest of them going forward.  There is a tremendous … Continue reading →

Experts tackle diverse listener questions on topics like digital security and self-defense strategies. They delve into the significance of composting and a free permaculture course. The discussion also covers the myths around democracy and its modern challenges. Innovations in health and technology are explored, particularly thermal optics and injury prevention tactics. Bitcoin security tips are shared, focusing on cold storage and privacy. Culinary creativity shines with vodka infusions, while practical advice for self-defense rounds out the insights.