The Survival Podcast

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on Greenland, dogs, guns, eye infections, homestead automation, investing, protests 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 about 100X more likely your question will get … Continue reading →

Andrew Reed joins us today to discuss building soil, food, and self-sufficiency with low tech mushroom cultivation. Andrew is a fungal geneticist, educator, and founder of Mossy Creek Mushrooms in East Tennessee, where he runs one of the most diverse independent culture libraries in North America. His work centers on practical, scalable mycology—using mushrooms to build soil, strengthen food systems, reduce waste streams, and empower small growers with simple, repeatable methods that actually work in the real world. A lifelong naturalist with a background in microbiology and ecological systems, Andrew specializes in strain development and selective breeding of gourmet and … Continue reading →

Right now all the talk in the media is about a woman who was shot in her vehicle by an ICE agent.  Most of the talk is of course retarded and angled to support the left’s claim that ICE murdered a woman in cold blood.  But what really happened, that is just one thing we will look at today.  We will also revisit the new food pyramid we discussed on Thursday and the left’s predictable reaction to it, but what is the real source of anger about it?  Also quietly last month the USDA reallocated almost 700 million dollars to … Continue reading →

Join dog trainer Joel Riles as he shares practical tips on using prong collars to tackle leash pulling. Agorist tax attorney Matthew Sersley breaks down the intricacies of bonus depreciation for business owners. Bitcoin advisor Jesse Markowitz explores the dynamics of Liquid Network versus Lightning and on-chain Bitcoin usage. Lastly, horticulturist Nick Ferguson provides insights on propagating Arborvitae with effective techniques to boost gardening success. A treasure trove of expert advice awaits!

Discover the significance of catfish as an accessible and nutritious food source for prepping enthusiasts. Learn about various catfish species, their unique habits, and effective fishing techniques using range cubes for chumming. Dive into practical tips on cleaning and preparing catfish, including alternative cooking methods beyond frying. Explore innovative fishing methods, like trot lines and jug fishing, as well as creative uses for processing remains. This essential guide celebrates community skills and sustainable food gathering.

In this engaging chat, John Willis, a tactical gear expert from SOE, and Nicole Sauce, a homesteading entrepreneur and podcast host, dive into hot topics. They tackle U.S. intervention in Venezuela, dissecting its geopolitical implications and potential leadership challenges. The discussion spans economic strategies, highlighting how recessions can offer unique opportunities for entrepreneurs. Also, they explore innovative homesteading projects, like aquaponics and community food initiatives, all while sharing practical business insights and quirky anecdotes.

The discussion dives into the concept of conflict as a negotiation rather than just physical fights. Drawing from Sun Tzu, quick resolutions are highlighted as the goal in disputes. Jack explores the importance of defining victory based on context and the long-term effects of conflicts. Techniques like calming responses and minimizing harm in relationships are emphasized, alongside practical examples like handling challenging parents and boardroom tactics. The FIST formula for conflict resolution offers a memorable framework for navigating disputes effectively.

This special episode reflects on the significance of Christmas in American culture. It traces the holiday's evolution from Puritan bans to Washington Irving's influence on modern traditions. The conversation highlights how Christmas served as a healing force after the Civil War, uniting families and bridging divides. The host emphasizes the importance of pausing to appreciate the season and encourages support for deployed service members. It’s a heartwarming exploration of traditions, family, and the unifying power of holidays.

Explore the impact of social media on our perception of reality and how stepping back can clarify our views. Discover freedom as a choice, and how internal liberty contrasts with external circumstances. Delve into the essence of anarchy—individual emancipation—and how permaculture can turn limitations into innovative designs. Learn practical steps for financial independence, from crafting your own goods to building local community strength. Embrace lifelong learning and critical thinking to empower yourself and others in a complex world.

Andy McCann shares eye health tips, including effective vision exercises and personal anecdotes from his optometry family. Dr. Joel Nandy (Dr. Bones) discusses amblyopia, its causes, and treatment strategies. Dog trainer Joel Riles provides practical potty-training techniques to help pet owners. Firearms expert Mike Molito recommends ideal first deer rifles for young hunters, weighing calibers and recoil. Herbalist Carrie explains how to distinguish between thistle and teasel, highlighting their medicinal uses.