The Survival Podcast

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 →

The podcast covers topics such as SMART meters, weight training grip techniques, esophageal spasms, compost application, truck toolbox security, invasive tree species, mass psychosis, racial identity, and mental illness. Experts provide insights on various practical solutions and strategies for these diverse topics.

Shaun Overton shares his journey of greening the Texas desert, discussing challenges of off-grid living, utilizing bulldozer for earthworks, planting prickly pear, buying affordable land, legal access to property, real estate contracts, and managing flies in the desert environment.

Today Matt Powers (citizen scientist) and Jack Spirko (Redneck Hippy Duck Farmer) discuss what they have both learned about soil, composting, gardening and regenerative agriculture over the past decade. Tune in for a lot of fun and a fire hose of knowledge. We went into so many areas today including… How Matt and Jack had different paths to the same conclusions The reason to use true science in understanding soils Different plants and their unique attributes Composting methods and the importance of testing compost The role of animals in regenerative agriculture How natural soil systems mirror aquatic systems The difference … Continue reading →

Topics covered include a reporter fired for revealing pre-scripted Biden interviews, a study suggesting mRNA vaccines shorten life expectancy, Boeing's leniency, challenges in journalism integrity, political speculations, and complexities of military aid to Ukraine.

Ken Berry, a health advocate, discusses the importance of a proper human diet, criticizes the standard American diet, and plans to create a new organization for addressing health issues. Topics include low-carb, anti-inflammatory diets, the impact of modern agriculture on ancient diets, the addictive nature of sugar, and personal weight loss journeys.

Today I join John Willis of SOE Tactical and Nicole Sauce of Living Free in Tennessee for our monthly First Tuesday Coffee Chat. As usual we will cover a wide scope of topics on current events, entrepreneurship, skill sets, homesteading stuff and more. Resources for today’s show… Join the Members Brigade TspAz.com TSPC on Discord TSPC Group on Telegram (group chat) TSPC Telegram Channel (just messages from me) Jack on Flote Jack on MeWe Join Me on Odysee All My Recommend Bitcoin Tools and Resources ` Sponsors of the Day Start9 Embassy Servers JM Bullion Join the MSB Here Redneck Hippy Duck … Continue reading →