Chaotic Navigator

Alrighty then, we’re back for another exciting adventure here on the Chaotic Navigator podcast. I am the Alaska Outlaw and today I would like to express my opinion as to a potential exercise in the dismantling of this experiment we call the United States. Explaining the tenuous position our country finds itself in these modern times.

Alrighty then, we’re back for another exciting adventure here on the Chaotic Navigator podcast. I am the Alaska Outlaw and today I would like to express my opinion as to a potential exercise in the dismantling of this experiment we call the United States. Explaining the tenuous position our country finds itself in these modern times.

It’s late in an overcast evening, and you are relaxing after a long day of work. You are enjoying a television show when you hear sounds of someone attempting to force the garage door open from the outside, then more hand trying to beat the garage door down. You locate your sidearm and move to investigate. As you peer out the window in the door you note a large group of people moving around your front yard. The crowd seems to destroying everything in your front yard and moving in the direction of your front door. Their moaning becomes louder as they close in on your front door. A window shatters and arms are reaching through the now open space. While it may seem like a bad B rated zombie flick, the reality is, medical science actually has several documented cases of “zombies” in the real world. It's go time.

Alrighty then, we’re back for another exciting adventure here on the Chaotic Navigator podcast. I am the Alaska Outlaw and today I hope to be your guide as we shoot the shit about using the opportunity of peacetime, non-emergent focus on our emergency preparedness instead of waiting until it “go time” to try to scrounge up the stuff we need to keep our family, and ourselves safe and healthy. In this episode I’d like us to consider getting after our preparedness operations before the next big disaster hits. For those of you living here in Alaska, we never know when the big one is going to pop up, forcing us to shift to our emergency plans, much like those living in the Midwest as the storms begin to migrate north, bringing those twisters with them. We can start the arrangements for our preparedness now, before its too late, and we can certainly create our plans.

In this episode I revisit the need for checking our sources, and talk about what are some good sources for solid intel on the world around us.

Hey hey hey, we’re back for another exciting adventure here on the Chaotic Navigation podcast. I am the Alaska Outlaw and today I hope to be your guide as we shoot the shit about the magic tool belt that we all need to develop in the engagement of building our self defense strategy. A couple of weeks back we talked about the paradigm shift the think more tactically with Mark Booher, as well a couple weeks before that Jenna Ashley reminded us about adding a situational awareness to our everyday activities, as well as a legally concealed firearm. These are just a fraction of the tool belt necessary for getting and staying safe.

In this episode we discuss some of the injuries that one needs to consider treating during and immediately following a natural or man-made disaster. In addition, we talk about first aid kit ideas and storage, as well as some basic understanding for hygiene during and following a natural or man-made disaster.

A discussion to help us change our mindset to one of thinking tactically when out in public, or being at home following a natural disaster. Mark offers current thinking and training about being safe and secure.

In this episode I break down the start of our preparedness exercises by building our understanding of our need to preparedness based on a day-to-day needs of your family unit. We'll look at the many different types of needs your family has during a disaster.

In this episode we discuss some of those things that we should consider when planning our efforts in surviving a natural or man made disaster that we are likely to forget about until its too late. Walking around our home now, before the event, gives us a better chance of removing those potential weapons, or trajectories that can cause more problems for our recovery.