The Survival Podcast

This discussion features Patrick Rorman, a knife sharpening expert; Annie McCann, a fitness guru; Joel Riles, a canine training specialist; Kerry Brown, a foraging aficionado; and Doc Bones, a medical preparedness advisor. They tackle maintaining kitchen knives, fitness flexibility amid missed workouts, and establishing boundaries for dogs. Foraging techniques for edible plants along the East Coast are explored, alongside vital hurricane preparedness tips. The blend of practical advice ensures listeners are ready for both daily challenges and emergencies.

Today we are joined by long time listener Kelsey Fernandez to discuss raising, harvesting and processing pork at homestead scale. We talk pig breeds, harvesting methods, butchering and even curing pork in this episode. Kelsey Beck Fernandez is a former suburbanite that was introduced to regenerative agriculture via his career in wine sales. His studies in wine, coupled with an interest in quality food, lead him to pursue homesteading with a particular focus on whole animal processing on the home scale. After taking a class in 2022 on traditional husbandry, harvesting, and preparation of home raised pigs, he now always … Continue reading →

No matter how much they deny it, the main stream media, organizations like the WEF and the government have declared war on meat. They appear to want the peasants to live on gruel, soy and insects. Well we are not having it, rights must be asserted through action and today we talk about doing exactly that. Join Me Today to Discuss… First the war on meat is a real thing, here’s why I think they are doing it They do not want a strong and healthy population Grains are easy to regulate and control and store They are environmentally and … Continue reading →

Today we talk about FEMAs horrible response in North Carolina, continued main stream media lies, the death toll America has caused in two wars, potential war with China and more. Strap in this one will be a bumpy ride! Join Me Today to Discuss… Things I have 100% confirmation on in NC about the FEMA hurricane response They are trying to buy property for pennies on the dollar They are blocking private citizens from rendering aid, including pilots, etc. They are seizing relief items and then not distributing them They are not really doing much except getting in the way … Continue reading →

In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Frank Sharpe Jr. to discuss his years of experience including some frightening predictions he had for America’s future.  We discussed current unrest in much of the world, potential terrorist activity, the link between food and global crisis and building a strong defensive community. Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally published on 9-1-11 and was originally Episode-737- Frank Sharpe Jr. on Emerging Threats.  The show notes for the original episode with all relevant resources can be found here. Welcome to Friday Flashbacks, after 16 years and hundreds of interview shows we … Continue reading →

Join Andy McCann, a CrossFit expert, as he shares game-changing tips on using weight vests to amplify your workouts. Knifemaking whiz Patrick Rohrman reveals the secrets to transforming your knife's finish. Canine specialist Joe Riles discusses how unintentional actions can exacerbate dog behaviors, offering insights into stress management for pets. Sean Mills breaks down the myth-busting realities of solar generators, while Ken Daniels highlights the role of herbs and spices in enhancing a carnivore diet. Tune in for this captivating blend of fitness, craftsmanship, and homesteading!

Eric Escobar, a civil engineer turned cybersecurity expert, returns to discuss Meshtastic, an open-source project utilizing LoRa radios for decentralized communications. He highlights how these networks can function in emergencies without government control and the ease of setting them up. The conversation also covers intriguing cybersecurity tactics, emphasizing the human element in breaches. Additionally, Escobar explores the security benefits and affordability of these networks, noting their potential in disaster scenarios and rural connectivity.

The podcast dives into the pressing need for societal restoration through education and personal responsibility. It outlines a ten-step plan, emphasizing informed decision-making and a diverse investment strategy. There's a focus on self-sufficiency, with discussions on financial literacy, hard skills, and sustainable agriculture. The importance of teaching future generations about safety, entrepreneurship, and navigating a global economy is also highlighted. Listeners even learn about a healthy sweetener and an intriguing herbal tea recipe!

This discussion challenges the notion that strict rule-following leads to success. It highlights the benefits of breaking norms and embracing personal fulfillment. Listeners explore how understanding and strategically navigating societal expectations can foster innovation. The conversation critiques traditional education, advocating for real-world skills over conformity. Emphasizing financial independence, it connects authenticity with personal freedom. Ultimately, it encourages critical thinking and self-reflection as keys to true happiness.

Join Dr. Bones, a retired OB-GYN and expert in collapse medicine, alongside Nurse Amy, a seasoned nurse midwife and homesteading enthusiast. They dive into emergency dental care and the creative uses of fish antibiotics, unveiling truths about their longevity. The duo emphasizes essential skills like suturing and debunks myths of 'rabbit starvation.' Plus, they explore sustainable food practices and the significance of soil health in gardening, all aimed at equipping you for potential collapse scenarios.