Hoof & Horn on the Chisholm Trail Author: By Joe B. Frantz Host: Doug “GoatHollow” One hundred years ago, Texas had just come through a portion of that national death wish known as the Civil War, not so physically devastated as its confederates to the east but still neglected and bankrupt, a collection of returning losers…
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Ron Foster on Common Sense Prepping! Host: Tara “Tara and Common Sense Prepping Common Sense Prepping radio show guest this week is Ron Foster. The popular prepper fiction writer also boasts decades as an emergency disaster professional. Foster, known as the Solar Prepper, on Twitter, will be discussing the power grid, EMPs, solar flare dangers…
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Fishing. It’s about the details. Host: James “I Am Liberty There are few things in life that I do as often as get out and fish. Its my therapy and my time to ponder this twisted direction we are headed. I am a catch and release fisherman so the connection between fishing and food is simply…
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The Canyon Dwellers on “They Were Preppers” By: Robert C. Euler Host: Doug “GoatHollow” That the Grand Canyon is one of the most significant geological records on the face of the earth has been recognized for well over a century. What has not generally been realized is that its spectacular depths also document an intriguing…
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Do to Internet failures this episode was cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date. We are sorry for any inconvenience. Staff: Prepper Broadcasting American Blackout Host: Dean “The Prepared Canadian” It’s a very rare occasion when I can actually do a whole podcast dedicated to a television show. However, if anyone could give…
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“The Great Pumpkin” Benefits & Uses Host: Lynna… A Preppers Path There’s a nip in the air, leaves are falling and the Great Pumpkin soon begins its reign. Halloween looms just around the corner unceremoniously the kick off to the fall/winter holiday season. A staple of the season the pumpkin begins its seasonal reign from…
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Myths and Preppers Host: James “I Am Liberty” We are all learning. Every day we are reading and learning. How to’s and What if’s. The thing is now more than ever there are many keyboard survivalists and article writers who are looking to get traffic with outlandish articles that could hurt you more than help you.…
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Robert Nelson, the notes of 1901 Host: Mrs. Sidhu In the spring of 1901, Robert Nelson McFarland, at that time in the 83rd year of his life, was interviewed by the local newspaper, the purpose being that he was the last survivor of the first pioneers to settle Brown County, Illinois in 1824 and they…
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Survivor Jane will be the featured guest on this episode of Common Sense Prepping on the Prepper Broadcasting Network. The female preparedness phenom is the author of the viral Twitter hashtag – Preppertalk. She is currently involved with a special NatGeo project related to the new season of Doomsday Preppers, and is finishing work on…
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Urban Survival – From Bugging In to Escape & Evasion Host: Sam Coffman “The Human Path” There are a host of skills that a person must learn in order to be comfortable with survival in a post-disaster, urban environment. Food, water, shelter, security, medicine, transportation, power and so much more. How would you deal with…
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Tyrone, Utopia Deserted on “They Were Preppers” Host: Doug (GoatHollow) Tyrone New Mexico, referred to as the million dollar city when built in 1915. A train station designed so the trains would back into the station to avoid disturbing passengers or those in the court yard with its smoke. A modern (at the time) hospital,…
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Lights Out Saga Host: Tara & Common Sense Prepping Tonight Tara & Common Sense Prepping radio show (the first episode of the new preparedness radio show) will feature Lights Out Saga executive producer Travis Fox. The independent movie series is based upon the popular book by author David Crawford. The pair of life-long preppers opted to…
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Winter preparedness review! Host: Katzcradul Summer has drawn to a close and the cool days of fall are upon us. Soon the leaves on the trees will be changing to hues more appropriate for autumn. The oppressive heat of summer days has been replace by cool mornings and milder afternoons that conjure up visions of…
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