The Survival Podcast

Discover how to reclaim taxpayer funds to boost your farming or homesteading efforts! Delve into personal journeys of transformation and learn about vital agricultural grants available, especially for veterans. Gain insights on effective grant writing and strategic application approaches to maximize opportunities. Explore innovative projects like mobile processing in beef farming and understand the potential benefits of grant funding for equipment. This journey into agriculture is packed with practical advice and enlightening experiences!

Ever wonder why immigrants tend to be successful economically when they come to the US. I will tell you why. They see opportunity everywhere because it is everywhere, even right now. Today we look at 10 businesses you can start today for under a thousand dollars that can make you 6 figures. More important I give you the blueprint to make it work with any service you want to provide. Join Me Today to Discuss… Why service businesses make so much sense Low start up cost Instant prospects – anywhere people live Most require no license in most places High … Continue reading →

From the woke Olympics with satanic drag queen ceremonies and suburban Karen Break dancers to Cat Lady rallies for Harris and more. The world seems as though we truly have entered the 4th turning, yet again. A time of crisis that can only be resolved though pain and rebirth. Join Me Today to Discuss… May be JD Vance is right, they sure look like “childless cat ladies” to me – link Why are people who don’t believe in god/s obsessed with satanic symbolism & mocking Christianity – link Apparently the Democrats love Trump’s ideas, tariffs on Mexican-Chinese cars, free Assange … Continue reading →

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Rob Miles to discuss bat conservation and habitat management.  Rob Mies is an exciting and adventurous scientist, conservationist, TV personality, and bat expert who has focused his passion on educating and entertaining people about one of the most unique and misunderstood animals in the world. Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally and was originally Episode-686- Rob Mies on Bat Conservation and Habitat Management recorded on 6-16-11. The show notes for the original episode with all relevant resources can be found here. Welcome to Friday Flashbacks, after 16 years and hundreds … Continue reading →

In a dynamic Q&A format, experts tackle pressing topics like the interplay of politics and public sentiment, exploring military actions and recent controversies. They delve into the technicalities of self-hosting on Start9 servers and share practical fitness advice, from injury prevention to kettlebell training. The discussion flows seamlessly into tree transplanting techniques and investing strategies, particularly the benefits of Health Savings Accounts. Voter dynamics in the 2024 elections also come under scrutiny, revealing insights into undecided voter influence.

William “Billy” Witt lives dead smack in the middle of a suburban HOA but he produces a great deal of food right in his own back yard. On 6/10th of an acre he is raising rabbits and tending a 900 square foot garden with very effective “statist jujitsu” and he joins us today to talk about how you can too. Resources for today’s show… Find Me on Nostr Follow Me on Tik-Tok Article Explaining the GrowNostr Initiative Join the Members Brigade TspAz.com TSPC on Discord TSPC Group on Telegram (group chat) TSPC Telegram Channel (just messages from me) Jack on … Continue reading →

John Willis, an experienced commentator, shares engaging insights on a range of topics. He discusses military preparedness amidst rising geopolitical tensions, particularly between Iran and Israel. The conversation delves into the critical roles of logistics in military operations, modern challenges in U.S. education, and creative construction ideas for personal spaces. Willis also explores the unique business model of Costco and humorously navigates fast-food experiences while addressing community commerce. The discussion wraps up with thoughts on industrial revival and entrepreneurial resilience.

Explore the true meaning of liberty and how it varies across personal interpretations. Discuss the impact of societal norms on freedom, including the often-misunderstood term 'Patriot Act.' Dive into economic challenges and investment strategies for turbulent times. Unravel the alarming trend of swatting and its implications for public figures. Reflect on government competence changes over decades and the delicate balance between autonomy and collective responsibility, especially in healthcare issues.

In this discussion, Dr. Eric Wilke, a seasoned emergency medicine physician and tactical medic director, dives into survival medicine's essentials. He highlights critical health risks like waterborne infections and the need for safe drinking water during emergencies. Dr. Wilke examines medication safety, storage, and chronic condition management. He also weighs the effectiveness of natural remedies against conventional treatments and underscores the importance of patient attitude in recovery, all while encouraging proactive health management.

Dive into fascinating discussions on off-grid communication strategies and practical advice for navigating today's geopolitical tension. Learn innovative dog training techniques that parallel financial strategies for independent contractors. Explore dietary tips for postpartum weight loss, alongside insights on password security and online safety. The conversation also touches on effective emergency communication methods during power outages and the vital role of community resilience in self-sufficiency.