The Survival Podcast
Summary: The Survival Podcast is a daily podcast that discusses subjects such as emergency planning, permaculture, survival planning, food storage, economic turmoil, politics and world news including things such as the weakening dollar, peak oil and the coming collapse of the oil based economy and how moving toward self sufficiency can protect your future.
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This year I think I have had more questions about my Miyagi Ponds (wood framed ponds made with a drop in liner) then I have in all years combined since installing my first one 4 years ago. I don’t know … Continue reading →
Today it’s time for the expert council show. To ask a question for a show like this, just send an email to me at jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com with “TSPC Expert” in the subject line. Today on The Survival Podcast, the … Continue reading →
Today on The Survival Podcast I answer your questions on CoVid Treatments, getting outside, vacuum sealing, hydroponics, aquatics, gardening, economics and more. Make sure if you submit content for a feedback show that you put something like “comment for jack”, … Continue reading →
Tim Cook has been a listener to TSP since 2013, is very active in the Facebook forum and occasionally spends time on zello. He is one of those weirdos that loves the cold and really doesn’t mind the heat. He … Continue reading →
Shelby DeVore is an animal expert, avid gardener and the founder of the website Farminence. Shelby has a bachelor’s degree in Animal and Dairy science, a Master’s degree in Agriculture and Natural resources management. Before founding Farminence, Shelby taught high … Continue reading →
Today is an episode of TSP Rewind, commercial free versions of past podcast episodes. Today’s episode was originally Episode-1812- The Twelve Planks of Modern Survivalism – 8 Years Later and was originally published on June 21st, 2016. The following are … Continue reading →
Today it’s time for the expert council show. To ask a question for a show like this, just send an email to me at jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com with “TSPC Expert” in the subject line. Today on The Survival Podcast, the … Continue reading →
Stay home and save lives! It is the creed we are all supposed to follow. Apparently if I go out and walk by myself in the woods at a local park, what I am doing is akin to shooting an … Continue reading →
Roger Rodriguez is from a military family having been raised on military bases around the world and the U.S. He is also a former Marine having served as an infantryman from 91 to 95. From there a real estate centered … Continue reading →
Matt Kleopfer joins us today to discuss homeschooling and finding your why as a home school parent. Matt grew up as a stereotypical midwest farm kid, but like most decided to ditch the farm for a college indoctrination and pursued … Continue reading →
I did a lot of work this weekend and wore myself out pretty good. Rather than a structured show I am going to just discuss a few different topics. Some stuff on CoVid specifically a new potential treatment and some … Continue reading →
Today it’s time for the expert council show. To ask a question for a show like this, just send an email to me at jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com with “TSPC Expert” in the subject line. Today on The Survival Podcast, the … Continue reading →
Let’s start out with this, today’s show is not “since there is a pandemic you should run to a bug out location, or go buy one”. Rather we have discussed bugging in (what everyone is doing) and bugging out (what … Continue reading →
Daniel is a TSP listener since the Jetta days. He worked in a Family business in construction & HVAC for 30 years. He worked as IT manager for 6 years before his job was outsourced during the great recession of … Continue reading →
Emma Biggs is a 14-year-old gardener and garden communicator. Emma raised over 130 tomato varieties in her Toronto garden in 2019—gardening in containers, in straw bales on a driveway, in a neighbor’s yard, in wicking beds under a walnut tree, … Continue reading →