Survival Mom Radio.com
Summary: Survival Mom Radio Network offers shows by more than a dozen hosts on topics of interest to everyone, but especially to today's busy woman. You'll learn about natural remedies, a green lifestyle, food storage, emergency planning, and much more as well as hear from fascinating people in the survival and preparedness world. Be sure to visit our website, www.survivalmomradio.com for host bios, show notes, and more.
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April 22, 2013 - Monday Author, Janet Leibsch who wrote “It’s a Disaster…what are YOU gonna do about it?” talks with Donna about stretching everything from kits to special food restriction prepping. Free e-book download Reach Janet at: 1-888-999-4325 and be sure to mention Surviving on Shoestrings!
April 19, 2013: Learn why I think home preserving should be a part of any good preparedness plan. What you need to get started. Why you should not wait. Listen and then click to see notes about the show at SimplyCanning podcast notes.
April 19, 2013: Renowned chef and author Peter Reinhart joins Vickilynn for a discussion of creating gluten free recipes from his new book, The Joy of Gluten-Free, Sugar-Free Baking." Part 1 of a 2-part interview.
April 19, 2013: Interview with blogger, "Mom with a Prep." Jennifer and Jane talk about being prepared as a family. Be sure and check out the show notes after you listen.
April 18, 2013: Sylvia introduces her new show and talks about what's happening in her kitchen, including dandelions, violets, and chickweed. You, too, can make your home a haven!
April 16, 2013: Interview with Marquelle Brown, homeschooling mom and homesteader, about nutritional supplements for the family and using essential oils for better health, even with babies and animals!
April 17, 2013: Interview with Richard Stephenson, author of Collapse.
April 15, 2013: Interview with Leon Pantenburg of Survival Common Sense, how to have a safe camping trip, what to pack and more. Be sure and check out the show notes after you listen.
April 15, 2013 - Monday This week’s episode of Surviving on Shoestrings on the Survival Mom Radio Network will cover: What does it really cost to do laundry the typical way? Is this one of those ‘controllable’ expenses? Indoor lines, laundry mats and stains – oh my. Does wear and tear really factor in to your laundry plan? For suggestions and questions feel free to email Donna at: SurvivingOnShoestrings@gmail.com
Week 4/15- Grain Fed Beef vs. Grass Fed Beef, Feedlot living and my Raw Milk Story. See the show notes HERE
April 8, 2013: Learn what led us to the 'self-sufficiency' lifestyle, how we got started homesteading, and where we're at in the process today!
April 8, 2013 Today on the Food Storage and Survival Radio Show I interview Linda from Food Storage Moms .com about her blog, her love of food storage, and how she helps her family be better prepared as a mother and grandmother. I’m also talking illness with the food storage BRAT diet, rice water, and a super easy natural cough syrup.
April 8, 2013 - Monday Starting off on the right foot! Let's get to know each other! Are you like many families who want to prep for an uncertain future but are strapped to the max with limited finances? If so, let's get to know each other because we're in good company! This very first week's episode on the Survival Mom Radio Network will cover: What will this weekly show be about? Who is the host and why would you want to listen to me of all people? What experiences I've had and learned from. Some money saving, dollar stretching and joyful outlook tips.
April 8, 2013 Can You Be a Vegan Prepper? Do these terms even go together? What exactly is a Vegan? In this episode I talk about the differences between a vegetarian and vegan, and I explore the idea of being a vegan and a prepper and the challenges (or benefits) of choosing a vegan diet. Be sure and check out the show notes after you listen.
April 8, 2013: Tess Pennington, blogger and author, talks about food storage strategies and her new cookbook. Lisa shares tips for storing tiny things that make a big difference.
