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March 06, 2025Back to Basics: Emergency Plans
Back to Basics: Emergency Plans – The Blueprint for Survival
Episode Description:
Disasters don’t wait for you to be ready—having an emergency plan in place before chaos hits can mean the difference between survival and disaster. In this episode of our Back to Basics series, we break down why emergency plans are critical, how to build one for your family, and what key elements you need to cover to stay ahead of any crisis.
We’ll cover evacuation routes, communication strategies, contingency planning, and how to make sure everyone in your household knows exactly what to do when SHTF.
Listen now and take action—because failing to plan is planning to fail.
Episode Breakdown:
🚨 Why You Need an Emergency Plan
When disaster strikes, panic leads to mistakes—a solid plan ensures you act calmly and efficiently.
Emergency services may not be available—you and your family could be on your own for hours or even days.
Having a plan reduces confusion and increases survival odds in scenarios like natural disasters, grid failures, civil unrest, or medical emergencies.
📍 Key Elements of an Effective Emergency Plan
Evacuation Plan – Identify primary and backup escape routes for different types of emergencies.
Communication Plan – Establish rally points, backup contacts, and emergency check-in procedures.
Sheltering Plan – Know when to bug in vs. bug out, and how to secure your home for different threats.
Essential Documents & Info – Keep copies of IDs, insurance, medical records, and emergency contacts in a safe, accessible place.
Training & Drills – Make sure every family member knows their role, practices evacuation drills, and understands emergency protocols.
📜 Customizing Your Emergency Plan
For families: Assign responsibilities, ensure kids know emergency contacts, and create rendezvous points.
For rural vs. urban settings: City dwellers may need alternate escape routes, while rural preppers may focus more on long-term sustainability.
For workplace & school: Have a plan for getting home safely if disaster strikes while away from family.
✅ Recap & Takeaways
A well-planned emergency response saves lives—don’t wait until it’s too late.
Make your plan detailed, realistic, and adaptable—emergencies are unpredictable.
Challenge for listeners: Sit down this week and draft or review your family’s emergency plan—make sure everyone knows their role.
🎧 Listen now and get your emergency plan in place before you need it! #StaySurvived
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February 27, 2025Back to Basics: Health & Fitness
Back to Basics: Health & Fitness
Episode Summary:
When disaster strikes, your physical fitness could be the difference between survival and struggle. In this episode of our Back to Basics series, we break down why health and fitness matter for preppers, how to build strength and endurance, and why preventative care is just as crucial as having a bug-out bag.
We cover real-world fitness strategies, survival-based workouts, and how to build a "health-first" mindset so you can stay strong, resilient, and ready for anything.
🔗 Listen now or watch the full episode on YouTube!
Episode Breakdown:
💪 Why Physical Fitness is Crucial for Preppers
Survival requires physical ability – Bugging out, carrying heavy loads, or responding to an emergency takes strength, endurance, and mobility.
Everyday emergencies demand action – Lifting, carrying, running, or helping others requires functional fitness.
Health impacts survival – Conditions like obesity, diabetes, or heart disease can limit endurance, speed, and mental clarity.
🏋️ How to Get Fit as a Prepper
Start small, build big – No need to go extreme. Start with bodyweight exercises and daily movement.
Fitness routines for survival:
Daily movement – Walking, hiking, or rucking to build endurance.
Strength training – Lifting weights, core training, and functional strength exercises.
Flexibility & mobility – Stretching or yoga reduces injury risk.
Mental resilience – Breathwork, cold exposure, and mindfulness to build toughness.
Incorporate survival skills into fitness – Ruck with a Bug Out Bag, chop wood, haul water, and build grip strength for real-world scenarios.
🥗 Fueling Your Body: The Role of Diet in Preparedness
What you eat determines how well you perform – Nutrition is just as important as training.
Prioritize whole foods – Lean protein, healthy fats, and complex carbs keep energy levels stable.
Stay hydrated – Dehydration weakens performance—water is essential.
Limit processed junk – Sugar crashes and inflammation kill endurance and strength.
🏥 Health Preparedness: Medical & Preventative Care
Regular checkups matter – Catch health issues before they become survival liabilities.
Manage chronic conditions – If you rely on medication, have an emergency supply.
Store essential medical supplies – First aid kits, OTC meds, and prescriptions.
Build a “health-first” mindset – Prioritize sleep, recovery, and stress management.
✅ Recap & Takeaways
Fitness is survival – Strength, endurance, and mobility matter in emergencies.
Take control of your health – Regular checkups, preventative care, and good nutrition keep you prepared.
Challenge for listeners – Commit to one fitness challenge this week (daily walk, strength workout, or stretching routine).
🎧 Listen now and make sure your body is as ready as your gear. #StaySurvived
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February 20, 2025Back to Basics: Get Home Bags
Back to Basics: Get Home Bags – The Survival Pack You Need
Episode Description:
When disaster strikes and you’re away from home, having a Get Home Bag (GHB) can be the difference between making it home safely or being stranded. In this episode of our Back to Basics series, we break down what a GHB is, why it’s important, and exactly what you need to pack.
We also cover how to build a Get Home Plan—because having the gear is only part of the equation. Whether it’s a natural disaster, civil unrest, or transportation failure, you need to be prepared to move safely and efficiently.
Listen now and make sure your GHB is ready before you need it.
Episode Breakdown:
🎒 What is a Get Home Bag?
A lightweight, compact bag designed for short-term survival (1-2 days) while getting home.
How it differs from a Bug Out Bag and why you need both.
🚨 Why You Need a GHB
Emergencies happen—natural disasters, riots, vehicle breakdowns—leaving you stranded.
Being unprepared = being vulnerable when things go sideways.
🔹 Essential Gear for Your GHB
Water & Filtration – Bottled water, Sawyer Mini, or LifeStraw.
Food – Lightweight, high-calorie energy bars.
First Aid & Meds – Basic first aid, OTC meds, prescription backups.
Shelter & Warmth – Emergency bivvy, space blanket, poncho.
Self-Defense & Tools – Tactical flashlight, pepper spray, multi-tool.
📍 How to Build a Get Home Plan
Primary & backup routes – Multiple ways to get home safely.
Safe stops along the way – Friends’ houses, safe zones, emergency shelters.
Situational awareness – Avoiding threats, blending in, and staying alert.
Modes of travel – Walking, biking, or using public transit if necessary.
✅ Recap & Takeaways
A Get Home Bag is essential—don’t assume you’ll always drive home.
Pack only what you need—light, compact, and functional.
Create a Get Home Plan with routes, safe locations, and contingencies.
Challenge for listeners: Build or review your Get Home Bag this week!
🎧 Listen now and make sure you're ready for whatever comes next. #StaySurvived

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February 13, 2025Back to Basics: Bug Out Locations
Back to Basics: Bug Out Location (BOL) - Ep 231
Quick Series Overview
Back to Basics Series: A 12-part series covering essential preparedness topics to build a strong survival foundation.
This Episode:
Focused on Bug Out Locations—what they are, why they matter, and how to choose, prepare, and secure a solid backup plan when home is no longer safe.
Episode Highlights
Why a Bug Out Location Matters:
Not every emergency lets you shelter in place—natural disasters, civil unrest, or grid-down scenarios might force you to leave.
A BOL gives you a pre-planned, safe place to retreat to, avoiding the panic of scrambling for shelter.
The goal: Security, self-sufficiency, and a backup plan when things go sideways.
Types of Bug Out Locations:
Family Property: A relative’s house, family cabin, or farm—often the easiest option.
Rural Retreats: Cabins, campsites, or remote land—safer but require more planning.
Rental Properties or Second Homes: A more expensive but permanent solution.
Secret Locations: Scouted public land or off-grid spots—low-cost but harder to secure.
Preparing Your Bug Out Location:
Pre-Staging Supplies:
Store food, water, medical supplies, and tools so you're not arriving empty-handed.
Cache extra supplies nearby in case of theft or access issues.
Shelter & Security:
Build or improve shelters—cabins, sheds, or even a simple lean-to.
Weatherproofing: Ensure structures can handle extreme conditions.
Security Enhancements: Fencing, motion sensors, cameras, or natural barriers.
Power & Energy:
Off-grid solutions: Solar panels, wind turbines, and backup batteries.
Fuel Storage: Gas, propane, or generators as backup power sources.
Water & Sanitation:
Reliable water source: Well, rain collection, or nearby stream with filtration.
Sanitation: Composting toilets, outhouses, or waste management systems.
Mistakes to Avoid & Lessons Learned:
Common Mistakes:
BOL too far away: If it takes days to reach, it’s not practical.
No silent approach: Loud arrivals attract attention—stay quiet, stay low-key.
No arrival drills: Practice entering unseen and securing the location.
Ignoring seasonal changes: A perfect summer retreat might be inaccessible in winter.
Pro Tips:
Visit and maintain your BOL regularly—don’t let it fall apart.
Pre-position go-bags so you're not relying on what you can carry in a crisis.
Avoid obvious trails that lead others to your hidden retreat.
Takeaway:
A BOL is more than just a second location—it’s a survival lifeline. Planning, preparation, and security will make or break its effectiveness.
Challenge:
This week, evaluate your Bug Out Plan—do you have a solid location? Can you reach it quickly? What improvements can you make today to increase your readiness?
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February 06, 2025Back to Basics: EDC
Quick Series Overview
Back to Basics Series: A 12-part series covering essential preparedness topics to build a strong survival foundation.
Episode Summary:
In this episode of the Back to Basics series, Coby and Cam break down the essentials of Everyday Carry (EDC)—the gear and mindset that keep you ready for anything, no matter where you are. They cover the must-have EDC items, discuss how to tailor your carry to your environment, and explore the balance between preparedness and practicality. Whether you’re a hardcore prepper or just starting to think about what you carry, this episode will help you build an EDC setup that makes sense for your lifestyle.
Episode Notes:
What is EDC?
EDC stands for Everyday Carry—the essential gear you have with you at all times.
Designed to keep you prepared for daily tasks, unexpected situations, and even emergencies.
Can vary depending on lifestyle, location, and personal preference.
Core EDC Items
Knife or Multitool – A must-have for utility, self-defense, or survival.
Flashlight – Small but powerful; crucial for emergencies, power outages, and self-defense.
Wallet – Keep it simple but secure, including cash, ID, and emergency contacts.
Phone – Your most versatile tool, but don’t rely on it for everything.
Firestarter – Lighter or ferro rod for emergency situations.
Pen & Notebook – Useful for notes, navigation, or leaving messages.
Watch – Preferably analog for reliability in power outages.
Paracord/Bracelet – A simple survival tool with multiple uses.
Self-Defense Option – Pepper spray, firearm (where legal), or a defensive tool.
Situational EDC Adjustments
Urban EDC: Keep it low-profile with a multitool, flashlight, and cash.
Wilderness EDC: Add fire-starting gear, a small first-aid kit, and a whistle.
Work/Office EDC: A discreet setup—pen, multitool, flashlight, and extra phone battery.
The Philosophy of EDC
Prepared, Not Paranoid – Carry what makes sense, don’t go overboard.
Layering Your Gear – Everyday Carry → Vehicle Kit → Bug Out Bag.
Training Matters – Having the gear is one thing; knowing how to use it is another.
Final Thoughts
Your EDC is personal—build it based on your daily life and risk factors.
Keep it simple, practical, and effective.
Always reevaluate and refine your carry setup over time.
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January 30, 2025Back to Basics: Bug Out Bags
Back to Basics: Bug Out Bags - Ep 229
Quick Series Overview
Back to Basics Series: A 12-part series covering essential preparedness topics to build a strong survival foundation.

This Episode: Focused on building the ultimate bug out bag — what to include, how to pack, and tips for creating a bag tailored to your needs.
Episode Highlights
Why Bug Out Bags Matter:
A well-prepared bug out bag (BOB) ensures you can grab essentials and go at a moment’s notice, keeping you safe and self-sufficient during an emergency evacuation.
Core Components of a Bug Out Bag:
Shelter & Clothing:
Lightweight tent, tarp, or bivy sack.
Weather-appropriate clothing, extra socks, and a sturdy pair of boots.
Water:
3 liters of water or collapsible bottles.
Filtration system (Sawyer Mini, LifeStraw) and water purification tablets.
Food:
Calorie-dense, lightweight options: energy bars, MREs, freeze-dried meals.
72 hours’ worth of food per person.
Tools & Gear:
Multi-tool, knife, duct tape, and paracord.
Fire-starting supplies: lighters, waterproof matches, and firesteel.
First Aid:
Compact first aid kit with trauma supplies.
Medications and personal health items.
Navigation & Communication:
Maps of the area and a compass.
Hand-crank or battery-powered radio for updates.
Personal Items:
ID, cash, copies of important documents in a waterproof bag.
Hygiene items: toothbrush, wet wipes, and compact towel.
Packing Tips:
Weight: Keep it under 20% of your body weight for easy carrying.
Accessibility: Place frequently used items (water, tools) in easy-to-reach compartments.
Durability: Use a high-quality, weather-resistant backpack that fits comfortably.
Customizing Your Bag:
Tailor your bag to your environment (urban vs. wilderness).
Consider family needs, including kids’ supplies or pet essentials.
Adjust seasonally to account for weather changes.
Takeaway:
A bug out bag is your lifeline in an emergency — focus on versatility, redundancy, and practicality to ensure you’re prepared for the unexpected.
Challenge:
Review your bug out bag (or start building one). Does it have all the essentials? Is it tailored to your environment and personal needs? Make adjustments and test it out this week.
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January 23, 2025Back to Basics: Power/Energy
Back to Basics: Power/Energy - Ep 228
Quick Series Overview
Back to Basics Series: A 12-part series covering essential preparedness topics to build a strong survival foundation.

This Episode: Focused on power and energy preparedness — what options are available, how to use them, and tips for building redundancy in your energy systems.
Episode Highlights
Why Power Matters:
Power keeps critical devices running, provides light, warmth, and communication, and helps maintain safety and comfort during an emergency.
Alternative Power Sources:
Generators: Gas, propane, and solar generators — choosing the right type for your needs.
Solar Power: Panels, portable chargers, and solar-powered generators for off-grid energy.
Battery Backup: Portable power banks and larger systems like Goal Zero for devices and small appliances.
Fuel Storage and Management:
Safely store gas, propane, or diesel with proper containers and ventilation.
Rotate fuel stockpiles regularly to avoid degradation.
Tips for extending the life of your fuel supply.
Low-Tech Solutions:
Hand-crank radios, lanterns, and flashlights for emergencies.
Simple DIY solar setups for charging essential devices.
Thermal solutions like candles or portable heaters for warmth.
Energy Conservation Tips:
Prioritize power usage for critical needs (lights, communication, medical devices).
Use energy-efficient appliances to extend the life of your backup systems.
Implement blackout curtains or insulation to reduce heating or cooling energy demands.
Building Redundancy:
Layered power systems with multiple backups (generator, solar, batteries).
Plan for short-term outages and long-term grid failures.
Regularly test and maintain your equipment to ensure functionality when needed.
Takeaway:
Power preparedness isn’t just about generators — it’s about having a well-rounded plan that includes alternative sources, proper fuel storage, and conservation strategies.
Challenge:
Evaluate your power preparedness this week — do you have enough backups? What’s your plan for an extended outage? Take steps to build redundancy and confidence in your energy systems.
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January 16, 2025Back to Basics - Food
Back to Basics: Food - Ep 227
Quick Series Overview
Back to Basics Series: A 12-part series covering essential preparedness topics to build a strong survival foundation.
This Episode: Focused on food preparedness — what to store, how much, and the best ways to store it.
Episode Highlights
Why Food Matters: Food fuels your body and brain, keeps morale high, and helps you stay sharp during a crisis.
How Much Food You Need:
Short-Term: At least 2 weeks' worth of food for each family member (2,000 calories/day).
Mid-Term: Build up to 3–6 months of staples like rice, beans, pasta, and canned goods.
Long-Term: Aim for 1 year of food — include freeze-dried meals, bulk grains, and preserved foods.
Types of Food to Store:
Short-Term: Canned soups, granola bars, and pasta for quick, easy meals.
Mid-Term: Bulk staples like rice, oats, beans, and powdered milk in food-grade buckets.
Long-Term: Freeze-dried meals in #10 cans, dehydrated fruits, and vacuum-sealed snacks for variety.
Storage Tips:
Store in cool, dry, dark places — avoid garages or sheds.
Use mylar bags, oxygen absorbers, and vacuum sealers for extended freshness.
Rotate your food ("Eat what you store, store what you eat") to prevent waste.
Takeaway:
Food preparedness isn’t just about stockpiling — it’s about having variety, redundancy, and a rotation plan.
Challenge:
Do a "food check" at home this week — how many days’ worth do you have? Are there any gaps in your supplies?
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January 09, 2025Back to Basics - Water
Back to Basics: Water - Ep 226
Back to Basics Series: A 12-part series covering essential areas of preparedness to build a strong survival foundation.
This Episode: Kicking off with water — the most critical survival resource.
Episode Highlights
Why Water Matters: You can only survive 3 days without it. It’s essential for drinking, hygiene, cooking, and first aid.
How Much You Need: At least 1 gallon per person per day — more in hot climates or during high activity.
Finding Water: Natural sources (rivers, lakes, rainwater), household sources (water heater, outdoor spigots), and creative options (dew collection, roof runoff).
Purifying Water: Boiling, filters, purification tablets, and UV devices — always have backups.
Storing Water:
Short-Term: Store 2 weeks' worth per person in food-grade containers.
Long-Term: Use 55-gallon drums or water bricks and rotate every 6–12 months.
Takeaway:
Water is life — store it, purify it, and plan ahead.
Challenge:
Check your water supply this week — how much do you have stored, and is it enough?
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January 02, 2025The Last Person on Earth Survival Guide
The Last Person on Earth Survival Guide
Episode Summary:
What would you do if you woke up and realized you were the last person on Earth? In this episode, we explore the ultimate survival scenario, breaking down the practical, psychological, and downright bizarre challenges you’d face. From scavenging water and food to fending off feral animals and keeping your sanity intact, we cover everything you’d need to stay alive in a world without people. And just for fun, we brainstorm some crazy things you could do with the world all to yourself.
Topics Covered:
Day 1 Survival Priorities: Water, shelter, and staying safe when you’re completely alone.
Mental Survival: How to handle isolation, avoid cabin fever, and find purpose as the last human alive.
Animal Encounters: What happens when wildlife reclaims the Earth and how to deal with threats like feral pigs, rats, and even escaped zoo predators.
Ethical Dilemmas: Do you preserve humanity’s legacy or focus only on survival?
Crazy Things You Could Do: Rollerblade through an airport, drive a monster truck over cars, or camp in an IMAX theater.
Listener Challenge:
We want to know: What would YOU do if you were the last person on Earth? Share your survival plans or wild ideas with us on social media or email. Bonus points for the weirdest or most creative ideas!
Resources Mentioned:
Survival Priorities: The Rule of 3s (3 minutes without air, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food).
Mental Health Tips: Staying motivated, creating routines, and finding entertainment in isolation.
Animal Threats: How to protect yourself from feral dogs, pigs, and scavengers.
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