In the latest episode of THINQ Podcast, Jayson Orvis, a well-known author and expert in the prepper movement, discusses the intersection of prepping with faith, community, and personal responsibility. Jason sheds light on the increasing interest in prepping as a response to economic instability, natural disasters, and societal breakdowns. He reveals insights into the historical roots of prepping and its evolution into homesteading. Listen in as he emphasizes the importance of returning to the natural design of working together and caring for the earth, and introduces his upcoming film "Homestead," based on the prepper movement, set to be released on December 20th. Resources

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