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  We are alive out here! We have survived. There was a bit of transitioning and I realize some of you got left behind. Well, I have come back to grab you out of the darkness!  You may need to resubscribe to The Prepper Broadcasting Network. We have been producing content but this feed has not been part of that updating feed. SO sorry I didnt get to you sooner! Now I can redeem myself and get you guys back on the PBN bandwagon.  So much has changed. Come check us out at www.prepperbroadcasting.com    

The Next Generation on Prepper Broadcasting aka American Preppers Radio! Sundays 6:00pm/Est 3:00pm/Pt Live Listen and Chat go to: http://prepperbroadcasting.com/listen-chat/ This week we tackle the subject of our own every day carry knives and the potential for our kids to know and understand the importance of this life saving tool. We will be joined by special guest Sean Weirich, owner and creator of Jolly Roger Custom Knives, talking about the importance of not only knife ownership, but proper use, training and skills. Sean left an 11-year career on a leap of faith to create the best custom handmade original knives on the market. He’s sold knives all over the United States and even had one reviewed by Melissa Backwoods from Naked and Afraid. His dual focus on creating custom knives and upholding a stewardship of knife skill sets is a characteristic we can all learn from. Also, stay tuned for the Pint Sized Prepper Project of the Week where we explain the procedure we use to sharpen knives and test their sharpness level – with a little help from our guest! Read More...

Steven Menking is our Speaker this morning.He is talking about forgiveness and this age we hide our sin so well. However, we cannot hide it from ourselves and it can eat us alive over time. He is the host of a great podcast called On the Objective and also the man behind The Amateur Society. Steven accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior and was born again in 2014. One week later he was unemployed. After seeking God for direction he was called to be a teacher and began working as a private tutor in Manhattan. Since then he has worked with students from the age of 7 to the age of 56 on a wide variety of subjects. Steven’s tutoring specialties include test preparation, math, economics, philosophy, and writing.  

The special guest I have for you, is a creative woman. A young woman who like any of us has a dream to be independent, reliant upon herself, her husband and the land. This wonderful Guest is none other than Samantha Biggers. She is an amazing writer who has had many articles in various homesteading magazines. She is also the head writer for Backdoor Survival. Anyone who is familiar with this site is aware it is directed to preparedness for all walks of life.  Samantha lives in the mountains in North Carolina in a house she built with her husband. They have a  vineyard on the steep mountainside, grow gourmet mushrooms and raise Shetland sheep on there own little piece of heaven.  Samantha and her husband have and continue to work hard on what they have. To shape it in a way to fit them and their desired lifestyle. I admire her for the ability to take and make her life the way she wants it. I still aspire to have a more self sufficient lifestyle. and Samantha is living proof that even thought it isnt easy, with determination, hard work, and persistence that it is possible. With understanding this strong and and independent woman, you have to better understand her background. She was raised by a single father who served his time in Vietnam during combat.  At 16 she moved from Washington state to North Carolina where she learned the labors of a hard days work on many farm projects.  She attended Warren Wilson college and graduated with a degree in Environmental Studies with an emphasis in Sustainable Forestry. I know, you, my listeners will find her as interesting and inspiring as I do.  And know that everyday is a learning process.

Join Morgan every Friday at 8pm CST as she dives deep into everyday preparedness tips, advice and real talk. She will have the occasional guest on to talk about even more specific topics that maybe preppers are overlooking. She wants everyone to be prepared, no matter their budget, location, race, religion or anything else. Her goal is to help anyone and everyone at any level of their preparedness; learning never ends. Conquer tomorrow, by preparing today! Bio: Morgan resides in TX as a wife, mother and preparedness advocate. She’s been teaching preparedness for about 10 years with a specialty in modern, everyday preparedness. With the abundance of information out there these days, what’s real and what’s just opinion? In this weeks show, Morgan will dive into a variety of prepper and survival myths and facts and decide whether they sound like legit myths or if they’re actually logical.  Join Rogue’s Guide to Preparedness at 8PM CST, Friday 1/11/19!   

This week on TGA, we are gonna peek into a special back room in the armory. This room has been visited briefly before, but not in any significant way. The room we are going into is the Caliber Compatible room. It has firearms like a Marlin 1894 CSBL in .357 Magnum/.38 Spl and sitting below the Marlin is a 6″ barreled S&W “L” Frame 686 in the .38 SPL/.357 Mag caliber. It also contains rifles like the Henry 22 Mag #H001M Lever Action rifle, and underneath it sits a Ruger Single Six 22LR/22MAG combo revolver. Sitting right under the Ruger Single Six is yet another gun… Another 22LR/22Mag combo gun. But which one? Wanna find out? Tune in and keep in mind, thats only 2 of the “doubleheaders” we are gonna tackle while we are inside the Gunmetal Armory this Thursday at 6pm/7pm Pacific, 9pm Est. Only on the Prepper Broadcasting Network!! Plus we will talk about the 2nd Amendment, and any news you need to know about. I will also talk about any crazy stuff I noticed on the range or at work…aka “Range Days”… and anything else I think you guys might find interesting. We will also touch on our usual weekly segments, the Product Pick of the Week, and our Giveaway.   

What really drives a prepper and their motivations? I am not a big fan of fear driving anything that I do. However, there is a time for most beginner preppers that starts with fear and reaction. However, before lone you begin to pan out from all that worry of what could happen and you start to see the bigger picture.it In short, you begin to create your own mentality. It becomes your way of prioritizing things on the large list of preps needed. It becomes how you face each day and before long it becomes how you live your life. You see, what they don't tell you about prepping is that its like a symbiote. You might feel like you are in control at first but before long it changes you. If your lucky, prepping and self reliance will take you on the most incredible journey. There are many types of prepping and survival mental out there. You will find all kinds of kinds even in the prepping world. From lone wolves who look to face a SHTF scenario on their own to the stockpiling bug in mentality.

What really drives a prepper and their motivations? I am not a big fan of fear driving anything that I do. However, there is a time for most beginner preppers that starts with fear and reaction. However, before lone you begin to pan out from all that worry of what could happen and you start to see the bigger picture.it In short, you begin to create your own mentality. It becomes your way of prioritizing things on the large list of preps needed. It becomes how you face each day and before long it becomes how you live your life. You see, what they don't tell you about prepping is that its like a symbiote. You might feel like you are in control at first but before long it changes you. If your lucky, prepping and self reliance will take you on the most incredible journey. There are many types of prepping and survival mental out there. You will find all kinds of kinds even in the prepping world. From lone wolves who look to face a SHTF scenario on their own to the stockpiling bug in mentality.

Can you think of anyone better to talk to about long-term food storage than someone who’s a home economist and licensed nutritionist, has written a series of books on the subject, and has raised seven children utilizing her food storage?  She’s out of debt, grows a huge garden, lives off the land, raises chickens, preserves her own food, and has time left to operate not one, but two businesses!  Peggy is also a contributing writer for ‘Personal Liberty Digest’, writing insightful, relevant articles on practical preparedness.  Join Katzcradul and Peggy Layton on The Homestead Honey Hour for what promises to be a show filled with useful information for those who are serious about self-reliance.

Infectious disease is of major concern in good times or bad, and the family medic must be able to identify some of the deadliest. Having just written a book on the subject, we’ve done our research on some of the worst illnesses that can occur even in countries with advanced medical systems. There are infections out there, however, that are often fatal and can’t be treated with antibiotics. These are usually viral in nature. Joe and Amy Alton discuss what you need to know about what could become the next pandemic. Cold and Flu season is usually something that occurs when it’s, well, cold, not so much from the actual loss of heat but from spending a lot of time inside with other people and breathing in their germs. But infections aren't the only risk from cold weather. In the winter, northern regions with lots of water features become vast fields of ice. Since the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, you may be tempted to cross that frozen lake rather than go around it. That’s fine if the ice is thick, but there’s a risk of falling through the ice. If so, you’ll be in extremely cold water (and extremely big trouble). Find out how to survive this life-threatening mishap. Plus, a question from Jack Spirko's Survival Podcast regarding the Epipen from a parent with a child that has had anaphylactic allergic reactions. Dr. Alton explains what the options are, whether expired epipens still work, and other things you might need to know in an emergency.

The Next Generation on Prepper Broadcasting aka American Preppers Radio! Sundays 6:00pm/Est 3:00pm/Pt Live Listen and Chat go to: http://prepperbroadcasting.com/listen-chat/ This week on The Next Generation Show, we share our experiences – both successes and failures – of a single winter overnight campout. Using what preps we thought we’d need, we made it work but it wasn’t a pleasure trip by any means. Join us as we break down our failures – everything from fending off the cold to starting a fire in high winds and near freezing temperatures! Once again, the significance of a “dry run” proved to be very much worth the time spent. Read More...

In this episode of Reliance we are going to dig further into the book of Mark with Mike Spaulding. While it might seem strange to leaf through the bible for two weeks in a row, I find lots of great lessons in these pages. It is also a great privilege to have a man like Mike Spaulding walk us through these chapters and verse. If you are gonna do some bible interpreptation and ruminate on what that means to you, well, you might as well do it with Dr. Mike.   

With 2019 now upon us, we are now a new year, with new challenges and experiences waiting for us.  In order to plan ahead we do have to look back. Look at what we went through, what we experienced. How we can better plan for those situations. Or even look to see how well we actually handled them. So with a great year ahead of us. Let us reflect on the past to plan for the future. With some up and coming shows we are going to have a wonderful special guest but first to bring in the New year we will be doing a kids "Free-For-All". The children of A Family Affair will be giving their insight, as well as getting off the subject as most children do. But what I want from you, My listeners, is too challenge us. Come up with any questions or ideas you would love to hear these kids answer or talk about.  Remember that Prepping as a family involves everyone, even the littles. In an emergency situation everyone will have a role to play. That's right, lets see what these littles have to say on preppeing, and their prespective. My challenge to my listeners is to email, message, and ask them anything prepper. I know we all want to see how much they actually take in. Remember I have an email, facebook and I am  even in the mists of putting together a show specific Instagram.  

Happy New Year! It’s time to get those kids involved in preparedness. How do we do that? Kids are smarter than we give them credit for and we must realize that they can handle a lot more than we think. Kids want to help, they want to get involved, they want to do what you do! If you have a family and you’re getting prepared for emergencies or disasters, this show will talk all about how you can get your kids involved, how to keep them entertained during an emergency or disaster and how to generally be prepared with kids. Come join in the live chat or give us a call and say hello!

First Steps for New Preppers in 2019 I AM Liberty Show www.prepperbroadcasting.com This month we are going to look at the first month of the New Year as a time to talk about basics and prepping for beginners. The doors are opening for new preppers like never before. Suddenly major government officials and media outlets are printing articles that make prepping sound like a necessity. They are making it sound empowering! This is incredible news and play right into our singular motivation here at Prepper Broadcasting Network: To Redefine the 21st Century Prepper. Still, those who find themselves afloat on the rough seas of early preparedness need some help. There are a ton of tremendous resources out there and I would never but I have to say that the show lineup at Prepper Broadcasting is a powerful one. It might be the best place to get this diverse range of prepping audio on a weekly basis. All month long we are going to look at things like mentality, first steps and what it takes to get on the right track, early! This week we are talking first steps. The critical first steps for beginning preppers can save you money and time. We are going to look at some categories and how to affect them early in the year. This will make a huge difference as 2019 moves forward. You will find your level of preparedness only increasing if you stay in the vein of these first steps.