Everybody who preps spends their first dollars in the wrong place. Water filters, food buckets, a generator, maybe a gun and a few boxes of ammo. All good. All necessary.
Step back to the 1950s with a glimpse into rural life, where childhood memories were made by creeks and willow sticks. here on America's Forgotten Fathers This vintage scene captures the simple joy of a boy with his pocket knives, engaging in wood ca
Imagine waking up one day to realize that everyone you know is merely an NPC running a pre-programmed script, that the wars on the news are staged theater, and that the 'apocalypse' isn't coming… It's already here in the form of nanotech an
Mo' people, mo' problems. When things go bad and the grid is down, the worst case scenario is to be trapped in an environment where YOU are prepared but you're surrounded by people who aren't.
One of the most important things is to put down the devices, get away from the screens, and go outside. Spend some time in nature and some time away from your normal responsibilities.
In this clip, we get into an uncomfortable truth about modern life--we've gotten really, really good at removing discomfort. We can summon food, entertainment, transportation, and distraction without ever leaving the couch. It sounds great, until yo
I sat down with bestselling author Michael Easter, who lives in Las Vegas and spends an alarming amount of time thinking about why human beings do the things we do. We got into the psychology of slot machines, the reason so many of us can't stop sc
I propose that the world is upside down, that the way we live is the opposite of what we're told it is: we don't experience Progress, we experience Anti-Progress.
Water is essential to all life. The human body can go three weeks without food but only three days without water before completely shutting down. Yet most of us find it much easier to store a year's worth of food than a month's worth of water.
With the West boiling alive and systemic shocks hitting Europe and Australia, the concept of a backup plan has turned from a 'nice-to-have' into a survival necessity. But where do you go when you need freedom, sustainability, and a break from the
Hunter Biden joins me to discuss his struggles with addiction, the laptop controversy, his Catholic faith, the current political climate in America, and much more.
Joel Salatin, 68, calls himself a Christian libertarian environmentalist capitalist lunatic farmer. Others who like him call him the most famous farmer in the world, the high priest of the pasture, and the most eclectic thinker from Virginia since Th
I spent years asking permission to live my own life. Permission to put a tiny house on my own land. Permission to keep chickens. Permission to farm on property I own. Then a police officer showed up at my door because someone reported my chickens. I
This is a compilation of Americans Who Are Waking Up to What's Coming and Are Getting Ready as inflation, cost of living crisis, recession fears, job loss, layoffs, and rising food prices hit hard across America. Americans Are Waking Up to What's