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Holistic Survival is about being prepared for modern survival with simple, realistic steps everyone can take to make the world a better place. It’s about turning problems into possibilities. It’s about stability and community and equipping, fortifying, perfecting, providing, and securing peace of mind. It’s about self-reliance and personal responsibility. Who is behind The Holistic Survival Show? The name Jason Hartman has become synonymous with exposing the rigged game on Wall Street and guiding thousands of grateful investors to create wealth that lasts with income producing property investments in diverse geographical markets. More than two decades of phenomenon ally successful personal real estate success went into The Complete Solution For Real Estate Investors™, the blueprint Jason created to help people make the transition from the losing stocks, bonds, and mutual funds game to the winning property ownership game. You can learn more about Jason’s company, Platinum Properties Investor Network, and his method at http://www.JasonHartman.com.

Copyright: © 2014-2016 The Hartman Media Company. All Rights Reserved.

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HS 419 FBF - SURVIVE Magazine with N.E. MacDougald Aug 17, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 147, originally published in May 2013.

N.E. MacDougald is a former Survival Editor for Soldier of Fortune magazine and Managing Editor of SURVIVE magazine; Author of "Soldier of Fortune Guide to Surviving the Apocalypse: The Ultimate Guide to Protecting Your Family Against Societal Collapse." MacDougald gives his advice on the following: - Items in your trunk that can save you and your family's life in an emergency - In addition to a survival kit, what people need during trying times - The best-kept secret for surviving severe weather events and attempted home invasions by intruders - How to minimize inflation's grip on a family budget Being prepared for what's out there is important—you have to know what to do when everything falls apart. Knowing how to survive the end of the world as we know it will prepare you for anything and everything that could possibly go wrong. From packing the proper survival kit, to surviving on the battlefield, being physically fit, and coping in the event of a socio-economic collapse, Soldier of Fortune magazine, along with N. E. MacDougald, will make sure that you're never caught off-guard. The purpose of this book is to provide the reader with real-world, practical information that will help them to not only survive, but thrive during a period that is likely not just another downturn in the economic cycle, but according the many experts, instead the beginning of a long downward slide, and possibly the very peak in our 10,000-year experiment of civilization. MacDougald will give you the training and knowledge that goes into surviving every dangerous situation imaginable. While you may not plan on being in a war zone, you never know what will happen, so the best thing to always do is be prepared. Learn how to barter and haggle, get the proper camouflage, and choose the right weapon for any situation. Be prepared, be smart, and be able to survive the end of the world as we know it.

HS 418 FBF - Reality Check with Ben Swann Aug 10, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 164, originally published in August 2013.

Ben Swann is an award winning journalist who is currently a prime time anchor on WXIX, the Fox affiliate in Cincinnati, OH. Ben is a rising star and touted by many as someone who will dominate "alternative media" in 2013 and beyond.Ben's weekly investigative piece, dubbed "Reality Check" attempts to go beyond the headlines of the biggest national stories and uncover the truth by giving his viewers the details that mainstream media is leaving out of their coverage. This segment far transcends his local viewing market and has earned Ben millions of YouTube views, and near 100,000 Facebook fans (or likes) on his two combined pages.

In Ben's budding career, he has won an Edward R Murrow award for Investigative Journalism and a Lone Star Emmy award in 2005. Although highly sought after by cable news and national network news, Ben has decided to take his own path and use his grassroots fan base to crowd-source an investigative journalism and alternative media project. More details will be available for this project will be available in June of 2013.

Website:

www.BenSwann.com

HS 417 FBF - An Inconsistent Truth with Phil Valentine Aug 03, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 183, originally published in November 2013.

Nationally syndicated radio talk show host Phil Valentine is one of the "Heavy Hundred" top talkers in America. From Nashville, North Carolina (via Raleigh and as a program director of a station in Greensboro) to Nashville, Tennessee's SuperTalk 99.7WTN, he has been a widely successful top radio host all throughout his career. After only a year, he had one of the highest rated morning shows in Nashville. In 1991, WLAC-AM allowed him to substitute for a weekend program. The next Monday, they fired the current morning host and Phil was to be his replacement. He hosted the morning talk show on WLAC-AM and the afternoon music show on WLAC-FM.

Indoctrination of our youth on the issue of global warming is coming to an end if filmmaker Phil Valentine has anything to say about it. His award-winning documentary, An Inconsistent Truth, calls out Al Gore on the lies and deception that have dominated the discussion since the release of An Inconvenient Truth in 2006 and Valentine is on a crusade to educate the world about the facts. Valentine's film not only rights the wrongs of Gore's film; it explores the culture that drives the global warming movement as well as its motivations.

Website:

An Inconsistent Truth: The Movie They Don't Want You to See

www.AnInconsistentTruth.com

HS 416 FBF - Cyber-Economic Attacks with Kevin Freeman Jul 27, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 201, originally published in January 2014.

Kevin Freeman is the author of, "GAME PLAN: How to Protect Yourself from the Coming Cyber-Economic Attack." He's a leading expert in economic warfare and financial terrorism and CEO of Freeman Global Holdings. He's the former Chairman of Separate Solutions, Inc.

Freeman discusses how terrorists hit the economy in 2008 and what they're planning next to hit the US financially.

Freeman explains how an economic attack would affect jobs, real estate, and 401ks.

The conversation then shifts to what people can do to prepare themselves, and surprisingly, buying gold isn't the answer. Freeman dubs this practice "disaster economics." He also shares the steps America should take to avoid economic disaster.

Website:

www.SecretWeapon.org

HS 415 FBF - "The Truth is Out There" with Phil Leirness Jul 20, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 61, originally published in November 2011.

Jason Hartman interviews director and co-executive producer Phil Leirness, about the incredible journey into conspiracy theories with Dean Haglund to create the documentary, The Truth is Out There. Phil talks about one thing that really resonated with him – on the one hand, there is no such thing as a conspiracy, that it's just business as usual, while on the other hand, everything in the world is a conspiracy. Phil Leirness likes making films about things that make him angry, but how about finding out how these things that make us angry can work for us? Does the word "conspiracy" have to have negative connotations? Thus the idea for the documentary was born. Phil found that the word is most often used to marginalize the people that are trying to tell us something is happening that isn't particularly good for us as a collective.

Phil Leirness has always been a storyteller and by the time he graduated high school, he was a published film critic, a stand-up comic, and a television host. It was during that time that he realized he needed to become a filmmaker. He graduated from UCLA Film School and has directed five feature films, "The Party Crashers," "Spectres," "Till Do Us Part," "Story of O," and "Karl Rove, I Love You." He has also written/directed almost 40 documentary short subjects examining the making of various feature films. From 2005 through 2008, Phil served as the Managing Director of international film distribution and sales company Cinema Arts Entertainment and its sister company, Artedis S.A. Prior to that, Phil served as the Director of Acquisitions and Development for Shadowland, the feature film division of Pasadena-based GOAL productions he helped found. During this time, Phil oversaw the development of the PBS documentary, The Great Year. In addition to filmmaking, Phil, along with Dean Haglund, co-hosts the weekly podcast show "Chillpak Hollywood Hour" on the Farpoint Media Network.

Website:

www.PhilLeirness.com

HS 414 - Big Data & the Blockchain with Adam Mittelberg Jul 19, 2018

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Jason Hartman talks with Adam Mittelberg, Chief Marketing Officer at DataBlockChain.io, about how companies will be able to leverage blockchain technology with big data and help small businesses while being much more credible. Tracking what's being done with data will become better and better, so neither side will feel like they're being taken advantage of, the cost will come down so smaller businesses can start competing with the "big boys", and an invitation to experience DataBlockChains Minimum Viable Product.

Key Takeaways:

[3:25] What are the use cases for DataBlockChain?

[5:51] Leveraging blockchain technology allows data owners to know exactly what's happening to their data

[11:24] What does this market look like in 5-10 years?

Website:

www.DataBlockChain.io

HS 413 FBF - Explaining Permaculture with Paul Wheaton Jul 13, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 87, originally published in April 2012.

Join Jason Hartman as he interviews Paul Wheaton, founder of RichSoil.com and Permies.com, on the benefits of permaculture, which is a different way of gardening without irrigation. Paul's definition of permaculture is creating a more symbiotic relationship between himself and nature so that he can be lazier. Permaculture includes how you build your building, the energy used, social interaction, as well as the horticultural aspects. Some of the benefits of this type of gardening are no irrigation, no bugs, and no weeding. The garden grows with little to no help from humans. Paul explains how observing foods that grow wild, such as raspberries and strawberries, provides the keys to more healthy, flavorful foods. Paul goes into how it provides a sustainable way of living based on the way things grow in nature, how cast iron pans can last hundreds of years, and the nutrition of food growing amongst trees, shrubs, and what we would normally call weeds. Jason and Paul also touch on the subject of corporatocracy of chemical-based solutions and government laws and regulations that make it more difficult all the time for individuals to grow their own gardens and sell their excess food.

Paul is the founder of Richsoil.com, Permies.com and a few other gems (JavaRanch.com). Richsoil.com evolved out of a barrage of emails about lawn care and ultimately gave birth to Permies.com. Permies is a place where Permaculture enthusiasts come to learn, share, and learn some more from each other and is now the largest gathering of permaculturites on the web. As a certified master gardener and a certified permaculture designer, Paul Wheaton has written numerous articles (richsoil.com) and founded the permaculture forums (permies.com), which have since become the largest permaculture web site on the internet. Paul Wheaton has been practicing and preaching this new way of gardening, farming and living for the last nine years, because, as he says, "It's the sort of eco system that nature intended. Paul has many audio and video podcasts, and several community forums from which much information can be gathered, such as: Organic Lawn Care for the Cheap and Lazy, CFL Fluorescent Light Bulbs: More Hype Than Value and Raised Garden Beds, Hugelkulture instead of irrigation, and Rocket Stove Mass Heaters.

Website:

www.Permies.com

www.RichSoil.com

HS 412 FBF - "What's Gotten into Us?" with McKay Jenkins Jul 06, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 91, originally published in May 2012.

Following a cancer scare, during which he was approached by researchers and asked about his exposure to chemicals from common household items, i.e. weed killers, glue, detergents, plastic meat wrap, etc, McKay Jenkins set about doing his own research for clues into the toxins that are getting into our bodies and environment. Jason Hartman and author, McKay Jenkins, discuss the findings that led McKay to write his book, What's Gotten into Us? Staying Healthy in a Toxic World. McKay was lucky that the tumor in his abdomen was benign, but during the weeks up until his surgery, he came across a lot of people with various types of cancers and he wondered just how many chemicals we're exposed to every day. The number was staggering. The toxins are leached into our environment and ingested through our air, food, water, and numerous household items and lawn care products. Water samples show pharmaceuticals; mattresses contain neurotoxins that break down over time; children's clothing contains flame retardants; many pots and pans are coated with Teflon. The list goes on and on. Body burden studies reflect the amount of toxins in a person's body and the findings reveal high levels of hormone-disrupting chemicals in blood samples.

McKay talks about the regulations or lack of regulations that are favoring large corporations rather than protecting consumers. Maine has been able to pass the most effective health laws in the United States that favor its citizens. The corporatocracy wants consumers to shop without thinking; cosmetics are full of chemicals that are actually illegal for use in Europe because of their carcinogenic properties. For instance, lipstick contains lead and other cosmetics contain industrial strength degreasers that are used on engines. Warning labels are not required on cosmetics, yet the same degreaser found in the hardware store carries a warning lable. McKay wraps up the interview with suggestions for healthier living and advises consumers to be more aware of what is going into and on their bodies. McKay Jenkins has been writing about people and the natural world for 25 years. In addition to his book, What's Gotten into Us, McKay is the author of several other books. He is also the editor of The Peter Matthiessen Reader (Vintage, 2000), an anthology of the American nature writer's finest and most enduring nonfiction work. McKay holds degrees from Amherst, Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, and Princeton, where he received a PhD in English. A former staff writer for the Atlanta Constitution, he has also written for Outside, Orion, The New Republic, and many other publications. Jenkins is currently the Cornelius Tilghman Professor of English and Director of Journalism at the University of Delaware, where he has won the Excellence in Teaching Award. He lives in Baltimore with his family.

Website:

What's Gotten Into Us: Staying Healthy in a Toxic World

www.OrionMagazine.org

HS 411 FBF - "The Great Withdrawal" with Craig R. Smith Jun 30, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 204, originally published in February 2014.

Craig R. Smith is the Chairman of Swiss America and author of, The Great Withdrawal: How the Progressives' 100-Year Debasement of America and the Dollar Ends. He joins the show to give good examples of progressives today.

Smith explains how important the next Election cycle is to the future of the world. He thinks this can be the end of Progressivism if the Democrats keep getting their way.

The conversation then shifts to how American citizens can decentralize and diversify their lives to survive and prosper. Smith shares some ways that people can protect themselves and their families in today's shaky, vulnerable economy.

Website:

www.CraigRSmith.com

www.BuyGold.com

HS 410 FBF - Becoming a Leader with Gregg Murset Jun 22, 2018

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Today's Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 210, originally published in April 2014.

Gregg Murset is the Founder & CEO of MyJobChart.com. He joins the show to discuss another economic crisis out there that isn't being addressed.

Murset discusses where young adults go wrong when dealing with finances and how they can learn about the fundamentals of leadership through MyJobChart.com.

Murset then shares some qualities for young adults to become leaders in the workforce and how a young worker can respectfully challenge authority.

The conversation finishes with commentary on how parents and educators can prepare young adults as leaders.

Website:

www.MyJobChart.com

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