Preparedness Radio Network (PRN)

Charley Hogwood discusses in his interview with Doctor Prepper how harsh economic times and record-setting natural disasters have required the American populace to learn how to adapt to the new American normal. His organization, P.R.E.P. (Personal Readiness Education Programs, LLC) has the goal to teach you, the entire family, and your business how to be able to leverage your skills from reactive to proactive readiness. By using hazard analysis, risk assessment and impact analysis methodologies, P.R.E.P. we will help you identify what to really worry about and how to reduce those impacts. From our personalized disaster plans to our skills training classes, Charley will help you have confidence in your ability to weather any storm. (www.readygoprep.com)

This week on DestinySurvival Radio John talks with Scott B. Williams about his new novel, The Darkness After. What would you do if a giant solar EMP fried electronics and changed the world as we know it? Teenagers Mitch and April experience hazardous situations as they take a perilous journey to get back with their families. What lessons can preppers glean from their experiences? For more great shows, visit Preparedness Radio Network™.

Mike Prunty is the guy behind TheBackyardPioneer.com. He's also an expert on zombies and has lots of advice on what we can do to save ourselves, and our families, during the Zombie Apocalypse. Listen in and learn why he prefers the slow zombies to the fast ones! Visit Preparedness Radio Network™

In this episode of Know Your Food with Wardee, I’m taking listener questions on: whether it’s okay to use commercial yeast with sprouted flours, how to get families used to ‘sour’ sourdough breads, gluten-free flour sources, and dairy kefir v. water kefir. Plus, the Tip of the Week regarding how to store and preserve winter squash. Links and more are at the show notes

Preppers guide to Mariculture and water communities Today’s show is about Dan Haight's book Flotilla, on water community including gun range & Mariculture. Description: A Flashprepper is a business guy or gal that is on the move, vacations, seminars, meetings, marketing, and spends a lot of time away from home. PreparedTimesMagazine.com PhoenixMilitia.com FamilyPreparednessExpo.com UndercoverSoftware.com ShawnDutton.com Facebook Prepared Times Magazine Facebook PreparedTimes Facebook Phoenix Militia

Intentionally Domestic (formerly The Living Kitchen) is the show where real food, food intolerances and preparedness become a sustainable lifestyle. This week on Intentionally Domestic, KerryAnn interviews Jason Matyas about the film Beyond Off Grid. For more great shows, visit PreparednessRadioNetwork.com. 

Cindy Thompson, principal promoter of the Life Changes Be Ready Expo in November, discusses aspects of the preparedness lifestyle with some of the Expo’s featured speakers as guests: David Kobler (YouTube’s SouthernPrepper1), Richard Duarte (author and preparedness advocate), and Trey Dawson (Regional Director, Appleseed Project).    Listen to find out more about taking responsibility for yourself and your own family during natural and even man-made disasters. This is the 2nd show in a series of 3 to get you interested in and to undertake the development of your preparedness plan.    LifeChangesBeReady.com   Visit Preparedness Radio Network 

Today’s show is about Smart Watches, Google Web Aps, Flash Storage, and smart Firewalls. A Flashprepper is a business guy or gal that is on the move, vacations, seminars, meetings, marketing, and spends a lot of time away from home. PreparedTimesMagazine.com PhoenixMilitia.com FamilyPreparednessExpo.com UndercoverSoftware.com ShawnDutton.com Facebook Prepared Times Magazine Facebook PreparedTimes Facebook Phoenix Militia  

Sylvia Britton and guest Dr. Cynthia Koelker discuss wound care where there is no doctor. Beginning with minor wounds, abrasions and lacerations they discuss cleaning, care and suturing. Dr. Koelker explains how to care for more serious wounds, abscesses, burns, tendon wounds, hematomas, crush injuries and a few injuries and infections that we don't see often today such as gangrene. The 21st Century Homekeeper - a free weekly podcast where you can learn old fashioned skills and get encouragement for keeping your home and homestead and learn about prepping. Visit my blog for old fashioned skills and homekeeping encouragement.

Tony Nester is a wilderness skills teacher recognized as an expert instructor in outdoor survival, military desert survival courses, and has instructed desert survival courses for the National Transportation & Safety Board, National Weather Service, U.S. Military Special Operations Units and for private corporations, and is also a longtime faculty member of the Desert Institute at Joshua Tree National Park. Tony has more than 20 years of experience teaching outdoor survival and guiding wilderness trips, starting the company in 1989. His company, Ancient Pathways, specializes in desert survival and primitive technology. All Ancient Pathways courses provide hands-on training in practical survival skills and outdoor safety techniques. The survival courses emphasize direct experience with the valuable skills needed to take care of any member of the family in the wilderness. Tony has extensive experience working with the media and film industry and has provided survival training for actors Josh Brolin (Jonah Hex) and Emile Hirsch (Into The Wild) along with working with Andrew Zimmern, the host of the Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods. Tony has been featured in numerous media outlets including on NBC News, Travel Channel, Maxim Magazine, New York Times, and Discovery Channel. Tony has a BA in Anthropology and is an Emergency Medical Tech (EMT-B). He is the author of numerous books on outdoor survival through Diamond Creek Press, and writes a popular monthly column for Outside Magazine.

How about bugging out on the ocean? Could it be a survival option for you? Capt. William E. Simpson II is the author of The Nautical Prepper, and he joins John on DestinySurvival Radio this week to talk about it. Visit Preparedness Radio Network™

This week on Destiny Survival Radio, disaster readiness expert Jim Cobb pays a return visit for part two of a conversation about The Prepper's Complete Book of Disaster Readiness. Get tips on water storage, keeping meds cool, where to bug out, wilderness skills and more. Find Jim online at SurvivalWeekly.com and DisasterPrepConsultants.com. Visit Preparedness Radio Network™

This week our guests are Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, authors of The Survival Medicine Handbook. Their book is different from other first aid books, in that their book assumes that in a real disaster, there will be no doctors, or hospitals available, and that you will be the caregiver of last resort! Learn how even refrigerated food that smells fine can kill you; how being only 2% dehydrated, can make you ill; how to make a rehydration solution out of your food stores; how pandemics today are more to likely to occur than the Spanish Flu that wiped out 50 million people in 1928; how 80% of antibiotics we are “taking”, come from the food we eat; how a simple cut can kill you in a disaster; how the best medicines are garlic and honey;  what are the best medicines and medical supplies to have; and why fish antibiotics are exactly the same, and in the same doses, as human antibiotics!  For more great shows, visit PreparednessRadioNetwork.com. Find more great shows from Rick Austin on the PRN Website.

What's the difference between a bail out and a bail in? How does it affect the money you have in a bank? What can you do to protect what you have? Daisy Luther of The Organic Prepper is Joyce's guest.

James Wesley, Rawles author of the famous prepper novel Patriots and editor of SurvivalBlog.com talks about the three most likely disasters to face America, relocating to lightly-populated regions, why he writes novels instead of survival manuals, the power grids and what would life be like without them, the highest priority for family preparedness, why it is important to have food storage and a garden for self-sufficiency, what we need to have on hand for family sanitation,  what is well-balanced preparedness, whether the threats of EMP and solar flares are exaggerated by the media and what are some the things that are most often overlooked by preppers.     And hear about his new book Expatriates- and how it is different from any book he has written before. Listen to Secrets of a Survivalist radio show and hear Jim Rawles tell it all! Visit Preparedness Radio Network™