The Prepping Basics & Then Some With Ron Foster
Of all the prepper fiction authors out there, the few that catch my attention are the ones who actually live the lifestyle, and write because of their experiences. After reading
Prepper First Aid: Trauma and Large SHTF Injuries
There are a number of scenarios we think about as preppers where trauma supplies and skills are important. However, as preppers we tend to head straight for “worst case scenario”
SHTF Injuries and Prevention for Preppers
Last week at The Preparedness Experience we did a live video and talked about SHTF wound care, sanitation and cleanliness. This week we want to expand on that a bit
Preparing Your Home & Family With the Survival Mom
Some of the biggest challenges with preparedness don't involve bug out bags or long term food storage, sometimes preparing your home and family can be a huge challenge. This week
Long Term Preparedness With Sara Hathaway
A few times over the last couple of month's we have talked about the future of prepping, and how things might look in the next few decades. While the basics
Prepping Medical Myths Part 2
This week Lisa and I have Kevin back on to finish off our list of 16 prepping medical myths. Last week in part 1 of this 2 part podcast we
Medical Prepping Myths Part 1
People who didn't live through the 80's and 90's probably look back and say "how did they ever survive". Kids drank from garden hoses, we played cowboys and Indians, and
Getting the Family Onboard with Prepping
At times it can be difficult to explain to your children of family members how important prepping and being prepared is. With the world the way it is today, and
Is There a “Right” Way to Be a Prepper?
As preppers, some of us have an uneasy feeling from time to time about how prepared we are, compared to how prepared we need to be. To me this seems