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A Bitcoin Discussion with Jack – Epi-3240 Feb 02, 2023

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Today I am solo and am simply going to cover a variety of Bitcoin topics including some current events, looking at the future of bitcoin and how we really still are at the very beginning of the opportunity and story that is bitcoin. Join Me Today to Discuss… Remember the cycle is constant and we are still about 13 months from the next halving Why DCA is the way with Bitcoin for 99% of people Why the next Altcoin, etc. doesn’t matter if you are focused on the right time preference What is going on with Prime Trust in Texas … Continue reading →

A Five Year Overnight Success with Nicole Sauce – Epi-3239 Feb 01, 2023

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In 2016, Nicole Sauce founded the Living Free in Tennessee podcast, which blossomed into a strong community of independent individuals who provide mutual support. Often, the community joins forces to jumpstart labor-intensive projects for one another. These shared experiences have served as a foundation for trust and goodwill that permeates the community’s culture. The community of doers spans 50 states and 10 countries, working together to “lift all boats.” Nicole has always been keenly involved in food independence. She founded a coffee roasting company, Holler Roast, starting with a cast-iron skillet and growing to a commercial operation. She also helps … Continue reading →

Velcro Brand ONE-WRAP Cable Ties – Item of the Day Feb 01, 2023

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Every day I bring you an item on Amazon that I personally use or has been purchased by many members of the audience and I have researched enough to recommend. Today’s TSP Amazon Item of the day is Velcro Brand ONE-WRAP Cable Ties. Okay so mostly these are used for their intended purpose, which is managing wires and cables. They are great for that and easy to remove when needed and put back on. Of course I have been recommending Reusable Nylon Zip Ties for years as well and those are great for many things these cloth ones are not … Continue reading →

Michael Wittman on Backyard Biochar – Epi-3228 Jan 31, 2023

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Today I’m joined by Michael Wittman who is “Char-man of the Board” of Blue Sky Biochar. We will discuss making back yard biochar, the larger biochar industry, soil health, composting and a ton more. I went out to find the best hands on how to guy I could in the biochar and found Michael. I am very excited to bring you guys this one, it will blow you away I promise. Michael has long been an environmental activist for an ever-growing number of national grass roots movements. He brings to bear a lifetime of experience in alternative energy and soil … Continue reading →

Listener Questions & Feedback – Epi-3237 Jan 30, 2023

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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 we cover last weeks poll results & bootagrams, algae in aquaponics, bugs in your food, biochar feedstock, poverty mindset, the 13 stomps, cooking venison, a doctor speaks up 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 the subject line. Ask your question up front … Continue reading →

Expert Council Q&A for 1-27-23- Epi-3236 Jan 27, 2023

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council answers your questions on politics, vax lies, community, dam wall management, solo hiking, investing, land management and 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 more likely your … Continue reading →

Oregon Self Sharpening Electric Chain Saws – Item of the Day Jan 27, 2023

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Special Note – I am running this today because the 18 inch plug in saw is on sale for 90 dollars this is a beyond stupid cheap price. For the average back yard this saw will do anything you need and has a lot of safety built into it. ` That said please understand these tools have limits, they can’t run with a commercial quality gas saw like say a Shihl or Husqvarna Farm Boss, they serve a totally different purpose. Hell they can’t even run with cheap gas saws. ` However when you watch the video at the end … Continue reading →

Listener Questions & Feedback – Epi-3235 Jan 26, 2023

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Today I answer a variety of recent questions and feedback that you guys have sent me by email, social media, YouTube comments, etc. Including an epic rant because some of you are offended by a plant! Don’t miss this one. 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 the subject line. Ask your question up front in one sentence or do the same with your point. Then provide any additional details, references, links, etc. … Continue reading →

Akira Botanicals Added to the MSB – 20% off Everything Jan 26, 2023

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Yesterday I did a fantastic interview with Rand Gifford (Episode-3234 – The State of the Cannabis Industry). We had a ton of great feedback on this episode already. Rand’s Company Akira Botanicals has a large array of options derived from the cannabis plant. All are Federally Legal do to the US Farm Bill. What I like is while there are some items that could be used “recreationally” it is mostly geared to medicinal use, lifestyle enhancement and pain relief. I also love that with the exception of a very few items like Delta8 Edibles all of the products on Rand’s … Continue reading →

The State of the Cannabis Industry – Epi-3232 Jan 25, 2023

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Today we discuss the cannabis industry and emerging trends in it with Rand Gifford of Akira Botanicals. We cover industrial, medicinal and recreational elements. The current trends in legislation and economic opportunities and more. Rand started his farm in 2016 out of his grandma’s backyard. Using the Curtis Stone model, he grew microgreens and salad greens for chefs in the Chicagoland area. With one season of gardening under his belt, he decided he was ready to be a full-time farmer. The following season, he moved his family to North Carolina and started a farm from scratch. (see Greenshine Farmers YouTube … Continue reading →

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