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Today we are joined by Phillip Fry, host of the All About Pigeons podcast and a man who has spent years studying one of the most overlooked animals in human history. Phillip lives off grid in Arizona where he built his own home and maintains a self sufficient lifestyle that includes raising pigeons for both practical and historical reasons. Beyond the hobby side of things, Phillip sees pigeons as a serious tool for communication, food production, and resilience in a world increasingly dependent on fragile modern systems. Phillip’s podcast covers every corner of the pigeon world including racing birds, rollers, … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council covers a wide range of real world topics. We kick things off with Joel Ryals on getting obedience from your dog the first time, every time, without turning your relationship into a constant battle. Jesse Markowitz then digs into whether Start9 actually makes sense for data storage and remote access, or if it is just another shiny tech toy for privacy nerds. Matthew Sercely follows that up with a hard look at whether social media “experts” pitching trusts as magic tax savings tools are selling real strategy or just reheated snake oil. … Continue reading →

Time for a fun show that isn’t so serious yet one that addresses a very serious topic. That is of course the cost of food in a very inflationary economy. I am also not going to bind myself to a keto diet today as many of you do not live that way anyway. I will give you some cooking hacks to simply get better results. I will also give you a ton of recipie ideas including many I self developed over time. Finally we will finish up with some memories from my depression era grandmother’s kitchen that fed a large … Continue reading →

Today we discuss why I don’t give one F about Hantavirus and why you probably shouldn’t either. We also get into why Saylor hatred has become a failed IQ test for Bitcoin maxis, what Elon’s DODGE really was, and why calling it a “once in a lifetime opportunity” is true, just not in the way most people mean it. We also talk about the White House Ballroom fight and why it may be one of the dumbest political hills Democrats have picked lately. From there we move into silver and ask whether 70 to 80 dollar silver is the new … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council covers a wide range of real world topics. Ron Paul and Chris Rossini lead off today a simple question. If ships are moving though the strait why pause “Project Freedom”? The Mike Milito talks about hunting spring turkeys. Nick Ferguson weighs in on ship mast black locust. Doc Bones tells you what you don’t know about Michael Faraday beyond the Faraday cage. Joel Ryals will talk about dog training for when distractions derail your efforts. Jesse Markowitz will tell you why there is actually no bitcoin inside your Bitcoin wallet. And to … Continue reading →

Today Hans Hageman joins us to discuss the growing crisis facing boys and young men, why “resilience” by itself is no longer enough, and what it really means to become anti-fragile. This is a conversation about what happens when young men grow up without purpose, structure, challenge, or direction, and why so many of the systems that claim to help them are actually failing them. Hans has spent his life working with boys and men in some of the hardest environments imaginable, from East Harlem to maximum security prisons, and he argues that what young men need is not protection … Continue reading →

Today we have our first Tuesday Coffee Chat with John Willis of SOE Tactical Gear and Nicole Sauce of Living Free in Tennessee. These discussions are always a wildcard and can go anywhere. We usually hit on some current events of course. We also tend to talk about things like entrepreneurship, homesteading and a ton more. In general we try to inspire you a bit, make you laugh a few times, entertain you and teach you a thing or two along the way. Today though we went down many rabbit holes about why people fail in life and some conspiracy … Continue reading →

Today I woke up and thought to myself, “that decade of flux you forecasted all the way back in 2010, yeah man it is here and it is happening, may be you need to talk about it”. For those new to the show I said back in 2010 that “the decade of flux we will experience from 2020-2030 will be the most radical shift any living person has ever seen. That said as we approached the mark I punted my prediction out 5 years, making the call 2025-2035 and that is now locked in. We are indeed currently in totally … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council covers a wide range of real world topics. Ron Paul and Chris Rossini lead off today with why the warfare and welfare states can’t continue to coexist. Andy McCann discusses what VO2 max is and why it matters. Jesse Markowitz talks about new EU privacy laws and how freedom tech evades them. We get the run down from Kerry Brown on the herb cleavers and Nick Ferguson talks orchard fencing. Joel Ryals begins a new series on dogs, this one on bringing home a new dog. I then wrap thing up in … Continue reading →

Aly Nickling Riddle joins me today to break down why so many people fall in love with the idea of homesteading and then walk away from it a few years later. A lot of people get hooked by what they see on a screen, fresh eggs, clean gardens, slow mornings, and a sense of freedom. What they don’t see is the grind behind it. In this episode we get into the gap between the fantasy and the reality. We talk about why so many people quit, the bad decisions made before land is even bought, and the hard truth about … Continue reading →