In chapter 26 of the Without Land story, Erika and her team enter the town in Colorado to  scavenge goods and run into a gold mine of useful fabrics. Unless you plan on weaving your own fabrics in a post collapse society having fabrics on hand will be a serious consideration. Today, I will explain which types of fabrics to store, how to prepare them for storage, how to store them, and how to waterproof them once you are ready to use them.

Without Land continues, the caravan reaches Colorado. The team has their eyes glued to the window as woodland smells fill the air and rebuilt, modern communities become visible. There are a couple of major differences between these new cities and the world Erika left behind: huge farms being worked by hundreds of people and a lack of vehicles. A global oil supply disruption has caused manual labor requirements of farming to become a reality once again. Appearing on the show to discuss differences between a fossil fuel farming systems and labor based systems is Morgan K Wyatt, horticulturist and author. 

For the first time in nine years, Erika and her family get a view of the world outside the climate refugee camp. The story of Without Land describes contamination from nuclear power plants and chemical refinery factories that has caused massive dead areas throughout the country. Here to discuss the risk of contamination and the possible ramifications for your survival is Dr. Joe Alton a.k.a. Dr. Bones, author of The Survival Medicine Handbook.

In this chapter of Without Land, Erika meets with her team as their leader. Her team can sense a change in her that gives them confidence. Here to discuss qualities of a leader and what you can sharpen your own leadership skills is L. Douglas Hogan author of The Tyrant Series.

As the weather changes in the Without Land adventure so do Erika's perspectives. Here today to discuss the weather and how to predict it's changes is Survival professional James E. Hart.

The Without Land adventure finds Erika recovering from her training session in the ring.  The nurse assesses her for physical injuries and among them is a broken rib. Here to talk with us today about how to identify, treat and reduce pain from a rib fracture in a long term survival situation is Lisa Goodwin author of Prepping A to Z, The Series of Prepping Books and How to Be Prepared and co-host of The Survivalist Prepper Podcast.

Erika finds her tiny self in the sparring ring, facing multiple opponents, as the Without Land story continues. The lessons she learns in the ring are essential. Here to talk with us today about sparring and its critical role in survival is Ben Branam author of ModernSelfProtection.com and host of The Modern Self Protection Podcast.

The Without Land plot thickens when Erika runs into Pastor Byron outside of her home. They discuss the choices the family is facing and how God is guiding them. Here to talk with us today about our Spiritual Survival in long term survival situations is Pastor Bill Jenkins, author of The New Prophetic Almanac for 2016.

In today's chapter of Without Land, Erika and Vince head home after their meeting with Sergeant Bennet. Vince and Erika have a hiccup in their relationship because of the miscommunication and stressful circumstances. They find a way to make it up to one another. Here to talk to us today about the benefits of survival sex is Raine Leigh, author of Squirting, It's Easier Than You Think: A Holistic Guide to Female Pleasure.

In today's chapter of Without Land, Erika is introduced to the rescue team's drill Sergeant, Sergeant Bennet, and the plans are laid out for their training, which will occur over the next three weeks. Erika's natural nuances seem to always land her in trouble but it also gives her the ability to stand apart and be confident. Here to talk to us today about the pros and cons of majority decision making and whether or not you should go with that decision is survival professional, George Hart.