Today we are going to discuss the fascinating world of lacto-fermentation, one of mankind’s oldest and most trusted forms of food preservation. This ancient technique, which has been used for thousands of years across various cultures, is not only a reliable method to extend the shelf life of food, but it also offers numerous health benefits. From enhancing the bioavailability of nutrients to introducing beneficial probiotics into our diet, lacto-fermentation has much to offer beyond preservation. Lacto-fermentation is a natural process that harnesses the power of beneficial bacteria to convert sugars into lactic acid. This lactic acid acts as a … Continue reading →

Today we discuss 12 bulletproof homesteading techniques that can transform the way you interact with your land. We’ll touch on wicking beds, a method that can revolutionize your approach to irrigation, and my simple adaptation Johnson Su-style composting, a game-changer for soil health and fertility with a lot less work involved. We’ll also delve into the world of small livestock, from chickens and quail to rabbits and bees, and how these animals can contribute to a thriving homestead ecosystem. Fodder tree systems, another topic on our list, offer a sustainable way to feed these animals while improving soil quality. In … Continue reading →

Today a new dangerous bacteria with a 50% fatality rate!  Except it’s all BS.  The AMA is after your kids, Tom’s theory gains some traction as to wokeism and economic decline based on feedback from a Bud Light insider.  Medical Doctors call RFK a conspiracy theorist but are too cowardly to debate him and more. Join Me Today to Discuss… Fear the new bacteria that kills 50% of people, no just another Fnord – link The AMA pledges to back activists who want to “transition children” with “gender affirming care” – link Doctor criticizes RFK and Joe Rogan but is … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on pollution, Ukraine, climate hysteria, freeze drying, canning, building on raw land, permaculture, gardening, health insurance, economics & more. Make sure if you submit content for an expert council show you do the following…. Email it to me at jack @ thesurvivalpodcast.com Put TSPC Expert in the subject line Ask you question and state the expert you have the question for in one coherent sentence Hit the return key a few times and then give all the details you think are necessary Following that procedure makes it about 100X … Continue reading →

Today we discuss the death of the global centralized empire via millions of tiny cuts. The wind of change is here, everything is being decentralized. Media, communication, education, food, health care and even money. Don’t celebrate too hard yet though, as we will see we still have a lot of gradually to go before suddenly shows up. We will dive into seven specific areas today as to decentralization… Education Peer-to-peer learning Online platforms (Outschool, Acellus, Udemy, etc.) Open educational resoures AI Homeschool communities Money Bitcoin Peer-to-peer lending Closed barter/trade/sales networks Value4Value protocols and networks (Foretold in a book series by … Continue reading →

Kyle Babikian, also known as the Bridgeman, was a lifelong resident of Dublin, the vibrant capital city of Ireland. Born and raised amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life, he lived there until he turned 30. Then, in a bold move that surprised many, he decided to leave everything he knew behind to embrace a new way of life – homesteading. Kyle traded the city’s skyscrapers for the verdant green expanses of rural Ireland, a landscape that was as alien to him as it was beautiful. With no familiar faces, no personal vehicle save for a bicycle, no modern … Continue reading →

In this listener feedback episode I answer a variety of recent questions and feedback that you guys have sent me by email, social media, YouTube comments, etc. Today why major brands are willing to commit suicide by “going woke”, what ESG is really all about, how sterilizing cats may foretell humanity’s future, eminent domain, property taxes as well as some homesteading and garden topics and more. If you want to submit content or questions for a show like today’s the best thing to do is send an email about your topic or question to jack at thesurvivalpodcast.com with TSPC in … Continue reading →

Join me today to discuss the fascinating paradoxes and contradictions that define our modern society in 2023, under the fitting title “Hindsight is Blind in 2023”. We’ll be diving into the concept of Gell-Mann Amnesia, as coined by Michael Crichton, which explores our collective tendency to trust media sources despite their proven inaccuracies. Alongside this, we’ll delve into Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s theory of stupidity, providing a lens through which we can examine the seemingly irrational decisions that shape our world. Then, we’ll turn our attention to the state of education and health in our society. Despite escalating investment, our education system … Continue reading →

Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on power tools, hydraulic ram pumps, MOVE, diet, butchering, soil, taxes, radio, weeds, antibiotics, lifestyle design & more. Make sure if you submit content for an expert council show you do the following…. Email it to me at jack @ thesurvivalpodcast.com Put TSPC Expert in the subject line Ask you question and state the expert you have the question for in one coherent sentence Hit the return key a few times and then give all the details you think are necessary   Following that procedure makes it about 100X … Continue reading →

Today, we explore the critical role the media is meant to play in our society: as a vital check on government and corporations, committed to upholding the truth and presenting the facts. However, we must confront the stark reality of how far we have strayed from these principles.  Honestly, the media, whom have been entrusted with the pursuit of truth, have developed an unsettling hatred of it. Journalism should prioritize confirming information through independent sources, reporting facts, disclosing biases, and presenting competing ideas. Yet, we face the problem of science being unquestioningly regarded as an infallible authority, controlled by government … Continue reading →