The Survival Podcast

Topics covered include different aquaponics system setups, growing plants in aquaponics, aquaculture systems and water testing, customized nutrient packs and dangers of organic inputs, feeding habits and pathogen prevention, protecting new trees, preventing diseases in aquaponics systems, ornamental fish, using ponds and wicking beds, aquaponics courses and resources, and the importance of high-quality pruners and garden tools.

Join John Willis, a tactical gear expert, and Nicole Sauce, a homesteading enthusiast, in their first Tuesday coffee chat as they discuss gardening and homestead topics, including early planting and pruning tips, experiences with worm farms and coffee grounds, and the challenges of staying still. They also talk about dealing with hornworms in the garden, insects in organic vineyards, the impact of programming and adversity on children, childhood adventures, and taking opportunities and making a change in life.

It is that time again.  Part of the nation is still in ice and snow but the giant rat in Pennsylvania says an early spring is coming.  Early or not spring is coming and it is time to get those seeds for plants you want to set out going NOW. Join Me Today to Discuss… Understanding how seeds germinate in the wild (this answers so many questions) Setting up your seed starting systems How much do you want/need to start Indoors, garage, outdoors. green house Lights at this point just use good LEDs unless you already have something else Heating … Continue reading →

Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally Episode-462- Dave Canterbury from Dual Survival and was originally recorded on 6-10-10.  The show notes for the original episode with all relevant resources can be found here. Welcome to Friday Flashbacks, after 15 years and hundreds of interview shows we decided to run them as flash backs ever Friday, beginning with the oldest of them going forward.  There is a tremendous library of wisdom in all the great interviews we have done over the years.  So sit back and enjoy, whether this is your first or second time around with today’s episode I … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on war, economics, dog training, storing flour, cover crops, grid down medicine, home gardens being attacked with propaganda 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 … Continue reading →

Guest Tomek K discusses building lightning-based bitcoin solutions, bitcoin philosophy, culture, and guerrilla activism. Topics include Bitcoin activism, Bitcoin culture and films, Albi's lightning wallet, infrastructure's influence on behavior, guerrilla activism with Bitcoin, differences in state economies, and future web payment innovations.

In this podcast, they discuss cooking meat techniques and tactics, including the importance of trying different cuts of meat and letting it rest. They also share tricks restaurants use to make meat look and taste better. Additionally, they cover cooking techniques for lean meats like venison and tips for achieving the perfect sear. They discuss breaking down a chicken and the economic benefits of cooking at home. They also touch on teaching, improving wireless internet connectivity, and the difference between biology and chemistry in gardening.

Exploring the rapid rise of Bitcoin ETFs globally, analyzing predictions of Bitcoin hitting $70,000, and discussing strategies for investments and loans using cryptocurrency as collateral. Emphasizing the importance of managing Bitcoin holdings securely, gifting cryptocurrency to youngsters, and navigating privacy in financial strategies.

Ron Hood, an expert in wilderness survival and founder of SurvivalQ, discusses the importance of core survival skills and community building. They also explore fuel efficiency of motorhomes, talented individuals in the survival community, choosing the perfect gun for survival, and the importance of storing food for emergencies.

In this podcast, the expert council discusses a variety of interesting topics including airstrikes in Yemen, Bidenomics, critter control in Australia, home design, dog training, planting fodder trees, and investing in real estate. They also touch on potty training a puppy, the proximity of hybrid trees to septic systems, the importance of biology in gardening, and the benefits of using bioactive compost and potting soil.