In this episode I discuss the most probably injuries following a natural disaster, some very basic treatment options, as well as potential natural anti-biotics.

In this episode I discuss the attempt at the media and politicians in keeping us segregated by either race, or sex. I answer what is extremism, as well as radicalism, and the difference.

In this episode I match our fab-five survival needs (based on the rule of three) to major disaster event types and what each of them might bring to the table.

This week's episode I vent about the woes currently affecting our societies. We talk about some of the core situations affecting our community, and discuss some possible remedies for the situation.

In this episode, I discuss the steps necessary to begin the process of getting and staying prepared for crises that may interrupt our lives. With the base necessities identified and prepared for.

In this episode, I am joined by the Outlaw Pirate Crew to discuss the multiple conspiracy or threat theories floating around the internet. We discuss the possible solutions for how we common Americans can be prepared for any of the identified threats that come to fruition.

In this show we look at the threads created by the 27 shows that Alaska Outlaw published in 2020, and interview two really great guys about what they took away from the show.

In this episode, I speak to the necessity of hope. Regaling stories of Christmas and the true meaning of this time of year. Merry Christmas to all, and a Happy 2021.

This week I discuss preparing against airborne injuries. In addition, I sit down with the State of Alaska's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Anne Zink and we discuss the COVID-19 pandemic. Disclaimer: podcast starts with a manufactured exercise that may concern listeners.

In this episode I discuss common canine injuries incurred during natural disasters, as well as the first aid necessary to treat them. In addition, I interview Josh Cropper of HPR Working dogs about his take on emergency preparedness of our household pets.