A woman was threatened with JAIL for growing tomatoes.
An Amish farmer was RAIDED for selling raw milk.
Corporations have SUED farmers for saving seeds.

This isn’t conspiracy.
It’s policy.

In this episode of Prepped & Petty, Mama K breaks down the quiet war on food freedom — why growing, sharing, and controlling your own food is becoming more regulated, more restricted, and more controversial by the year.

We’re not talking panic.
We’re talking patterns.

Inside this episode:

• Why growing your own food is increasingly regulated

• How “food safety” laws are used to control small producers

• Why food independence makes systems nervous

• What this means for normal families (not doomsday preppers)

• How to build resilience calmly, legally, and intelligently

Prepared doesn’t mean paranoid.
It means paying attention.

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Prepared, Not Panicked (And Yes, the Tinfoil Hat Comes Out Sometimes)

I moved to Mexico.
I raise chickens.
I wear a tinfoil hat.
And I’ve never been more prepared — or more at peace.

In this first episode of Prepped & Petty, Mama K shares her origin story: how a single mom and digital entrepreneur ended up building a farmstead on the coast of Mexico, questioning everything she was taught, and rediscovering preparedness as calm, confidence, and self-trust — not fear.

We talk about:

• why women have always been the original preppers

• how modern life quietly disconnected us from basic resilience

• what “being prepared” actually looks like for real people

• and five simple things you can do this week to start building food security and independence — without panic, bunkers, or aesthetic sacrifice

This isn’t a doomsday podcast.
It’s a grounding one.

Prepared, not panicked.
Curious, not crazy.
Practical, not preachy.

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Everyone’s freaking out about the zombie apocalypse.

Aliens are trending. Zombie deer disease. Bird flu. Economic collapse. Another round of “SHTF is coming” content telling you to buy more stuff you don’t know how to use.

Meanwhile… Mama K is in rural Mexico, covered in egg shells, hatching baby chicks.

In this episode of Prepped & Petty, we break down the real zombie apocalypse — and spoiler alert: it’s not flesh-eating monsters. It’s hungry, panicked people who never learned how to feed themselves.

We talk:

• Why food production matters more than food storage

• How losing a rooster turned into 11 baby chicks (Negro’s legacy lives on 🖤)

• What homesteading looks like when it’s messy, emotional, and real

• Why culling animals is part of responsible preparedness

• And why you can’t eat bullets (just saying)

This episode isn’t about bunkers, bug-out bags, or tactical sporks.

It’s about chickens. Ducks. Gardens. Water. Community.
The mental toughness to keep going when things get hard.

The apocalypse isn’t coming.
It’s already here.

The people who will be fine?
They’re the ones building before they’re forced to.

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Stay prepped. Stay petty.
— Mama K