The Survival Podcast

John Willis from Special Operations Equipment provides a wealth of insights in this engaging conversation. They dive into current events and the challenges of content creation in a rapidly changing digital world. Gardening techniques are a highlight, covering innovative pest control and the complexities of raised beds. Willis shares his expertise on managing sheep health, while also exploring the joys and difficulties of raising poultry. Listeners get practical tips on social media strategies and humorous anecdotes from culinary adventures, blending learning with entertainment.

Listeners dive into fascinating discussions about Bitcoin, exploring its market dynamics and the transition to hard money. Insights into mushroom cultivation and practical gardening tips add to the mix. The show also tackles the nuances of electric vehicles and their market challenges, while emphasizing societal preparedness amid resource shortages. The political landscape's impact on technology and resource access keeps the conversation relevant and thought-provoking. Plus, there's practical guidance for younger generations seeking success!

Jeff Gleason, known as the Berkey Guy, is a long-time supporter of the community and a water purification expert. He dives into the vital role of water filtration in survival and everyday life. Gleason discusses misconceptions about tap water safety, the dangers of fluoride, and the health implications of contaminated water. He shares insights on the significance of clean water for hygiene and health, as well as the importance of preparedness in crises. The conversation also highlights the shifting demand for filtration systems in uncertain times.

Ryan Steva, a homestead consultant, shares tips on poaching quail eggs using inventive cooking techniques. Matt Sursley discusses tax strategies for families and the benefits of hiring children in a family business. Health expert Andy McCann emphasizes lifestyle changes for better management of A1C levels and overall health. Chef Ken Daniels creatively highlights the culinary versatility of quail eggs while discussing safety in emergency fuel storage.

Today we’re diving into the underground world of fungi with Olga from Mushroom Mountain. She grew up foraging mushrooms in the forests of Bosnia and Hercegovina, learning from her grandparents which ones to eat, which to toss, and how to live with the land instead of just on it. These days, she runs Mushroom Mountain, a powerhouse operation producing spawn for edible and medicinal varieties, plus mushroom extracts and honeys under the Mycomatrix label. But that’s just scratching the surface. Olga also leads a wild mushroom food safety certification program that’s FDA-endorsed and accepted by seven states so far. She’s … Continue reading →

Discover the art of 'status jujitsu' to counter neighborhood rule-makers while pursuing your urban gardening dreams. From blending edible plants into ornamental gardens to cultivating community spaces, learn how to create beautiful, sustainable landscapes. Get tips on incorporating fruit in your yard and explore innovative practices like keeping chickens and sharing food. Plus, join the conversation with an opportunity for community engagement as you embrace a lifestyle of self-sufficiency.

Today we discuss the launch of 21 Capital, something everyone’s talking about, but no one’s actually explaining. The headlines are full of noise, but the real story is deeper and way bigger than most people realize. We’ll break down what’s really going on behind the scenes: why Cantor Fitzgerald, Tether, SoftBank, and Jack Mallers are teaming up, what 21 Capital’s true business model is likely to be, and how it could completely reshape Bitcoin’s role in finance. No hype, no clickbait, and no half-baked opinions just well-formed, logical answers based on facts, connections, and the real incentives driving this move. … Continue reading →

Join Robb Wolf, the author of The Paleo Solution and a passionate podcaster, as he dives deep into paleo nutrition and the myths surrounding modern dietary science. He shares personal stories of transformation through the paleo diet and contrasts it with veganism, discussing emotional ties and sustainability. The conversation also touches on the historical roots of human nutrition, the dangers of glycation, and innovative livestock practices. Robb's insights into permaculture add another layer, envisioning a self-sufficient and resilient food system.

In this Q&A session, experts tackle a variety of intriguing topics. Matt Sersley shares savvy tax strategies, emphasizing home office deductions. Nick Ferguson offers tips on planting nut seeds and nurturing them in your backyard nursery. Joe Walton, known as Dr. Bones, discusses critical survival medicine skills, specifically addressing ballistic trauma in emergencies. Together, they break down the tactical advantages of concealed carry and explore the dynamics of labor value in today's economy.

In this episode we discussed a common and bluntly stupid misconception among new preppers, the idea that with a gun and ammo you can get whatever you need.  This is bluntly stupid an not only won’t it work, it won’t even be a remote possibility in 99% of all situations.  This one is a hard core old school TSPC episode. The original show was titled Episode-893- Why Being a Lone Wolf Won’t Work for 99% or More of Disasters and was first published on 5-2-12. Resources for today’s show-… Find Me on Nostr Follow Me on Tik-Tok Article Explaining the … Continue reading →