This is the second episode of "Inflation and recession busting ideas, as we discuss ways to stretch our money.The cost of everything we buy is going up.Our money doesn't go as far as it used to.People are hurting, concerned about putting groceries on the table, keeping the lights on and their family comfortable. Some are deciding if they will buy medications or groceries this week. And, there are concerns of a coming recession.If you would like to have the full episode notes of today's episod...

"Ten more inflation and recession busting ideas"

Practical Prepping Podcast is for everyday people.Helping you become prepared for whatever emergencies come our way. Where gear is good, but knowledge is better, because the more you know, the less you have to carry. Whatever the emergency, natural disaster, or man-made events which may disrupt daily life from minutes to months... from running out of gas, getting snowed in, going through a hurricane or tornado, even an extended SHTF event, we all need to be prepared. The government isn't coming to help. WE ARE ON OUR OWN! Family friendly listening, as we promise to keep it clean! We don's do bunkers with years of supplies in order to repopulate the earth after TEOTWAWKI. We aren't preparing to survive a nuclear war (probably wouldn't want to survive that one.) We do prepare to survive the actual threats that we are most likely to face, and we want to help you get prepared for the threats that you will most likely face. We'll keep it practical. That's why it is called "Practical Prepping Podcast"Website: www.practicalprepping.info produced and provided by: www.prolinedesigns.us

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Too often we get some prepping gear, even learn to use it, then store it away in a bag or a cabinet. We forget that prepping often requires regular upkeep and periodic review of those items and our plans. Today, we are going to talk about things that we should do on a quarterly basis to be sure our plans are up to date and our gear is ready to go. We'll answer the question, "What should preppers do on a quarterly basis to ensure we are prepared for an emergency?If you would like to have ...

What Should Preppers Do On A Quarterly Basis To Ensure We Are Prepared For An Emergency?

Prepping for everyday scenarios and potential emergencies can be a practical approach to staying safe. Today we are going to discuss essential items that we as preppers should carry every day.If you would like to have the expanded notes on today's episode, along with the links mentioned in the episode, you'll find them at practicalprepping.info/467If you find value in the podcast, would you be willing to give back a little?You can do that one of two ways (or both).(1) Buy Us A  Cup of Co...

Items Preppers Should Carry Every Day

We have two segments today.  First,  In light of the recent outbreaks of tornadoes across Oklahoma and Kansas up through the Midwest to Michigan and Ohio, we are going to briefly review our Tornado safety plan.  Second, We are seeing a lot of questions and discussion on long-term water storage, especially what type of container to use. Most of us don't have enough stored for a long term event, and we may not know the best storage methods, so we are going to discu...

A Tornado Safety Review And How To Store Water In Long-term Storage Containers

We've all seen the memes of the 400 lb dude carrying a 400 lb bug out bagEverything he could ever want in there. That's not at all practical.Actually, many of us probably carry more in our bags than we need, and that adds weight, especially in a get home bag we might have to wear for an extended period of time.On today's episode we are going to discuss How To Practice "Minimalist Prepping" In Our Get Home Bags, and these principles can be practiced in our prepping at home as well.If you would...

How To Practice "Minimalist Prepping" In Our Get Home Bags

When society is faced with a major disruption, major natural disaster, pandemic lock downs, or the outbreak of war, the first items to become scarce often reflect essential needs and survival priorities. Today, we are going to discuss twenty-nine items that may become scarce after a natural disaster or other SHTF event, and we may want to stock some of these before an event occurs. Mentioned in this episode:Previous Episode on building first aid kitshttps://www.practicalprepping.inf...

"Ten more inflation and recession busting ideas"

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