On today's episode "Sheepdogs," I go over what is a sheepdog.

On today’s show, “Dehydration,” I talk about dehydration and cholera, and some considerations for your food storage to help with dehydration. I discuss Benedict Arnold and his life before he was a traitor.  

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 On today’s show, “Communications,” I consider the fact that in a disaster or SHTF situation, one of the most important needs would be communications. Today’s history topic includes the Battles of Saratoga, 1777, an important turning point in the American Revolution.

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On today’s show, “Declaration of Independence,” I read the Declaration of Independence. It is such an important document from U.S. history and is even more vital today. Also discussed here are five things you don’t need in your preps.

*Like Paul Revere, Caesar Rodney is famous for a midnight ride. As the first of July, 1776, turned into the second, Rodney rode hard through the night, in a thunderstorm on his urgent errand. Rodney's ride ended up at the doorstep of Independence Hall where he cast the decisive Delaware vote for Independence.

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On today’s show, “BUILDING A BASIC FIRST AID KIT,” I share my knowledge of building a basic first aid kit for your home, car, or day pack, including the different IFAK Individual first aid kit. I suggest it’s time to learn the M.A.R.C.H acronym and drop the ABC as your first aid go to.

 *In 2010 nearly 800,000 Haitians have been infected by cholera, and more than 9,000 have died. The Haiti outbreak is still the deadliest modern outbreak caused by the U.N.

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Today’s show is the Thanksgiving Special. I read George Washington’s October 3, 1789 Thanksgiving proclamation. I also share a brief history of Thanksgiving in the U.S., including a few holiday tips. 

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On today’s show, “My Thoughts,” I share my views on red flag laws. We need to get back to how our grandparents shopped and prepared for a rainy day. Also touched upon here is the first battle of the American Revolution and how it played a role in the 2nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

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 On today’s show, “Skoal,” I discuss the eighteenth-century French and Indian War and how it led to the disgruntled attitudes of the American colonists. In the war’s aftermath, three (among others) of the worst “Acts” proclaimed by King George III contributed to this animosity. As a special treat, included in this episode is an Ode to the Vikings where I go over small-batch mead making.

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On today’s show, “Friday’s Hodgepodge,” topics include: making candied jalapenos, it’s not about the caliber you shoot but the rounds on target, stop wasting your time arguing with idiots on Facebook, making a 5 gallon survival bucket for a non-prepper, and being a good sheepdog by checking on your neighbors during a SHTF.

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On today’s show, “Low-impact/High-probability Vs. High-impact/Low-probability,” More on low-impact/high-probability or the high-impact/low-probability.

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