Prepping

Teaching your kids about disaster readiness and crisis management is crucial in today's world. As a parent, it's essential to instill a survival mindset in your children, so they're prepared for any unexpected situation. Having a family disaster plan in place can be the difference between safety and danger. In this video, we'll discuss the importance of prepping basics, risk assessment, and community support in building community resilience. By educating your kids about family preparedness, you'll be giving them the tools they need to stay safe and thrive in the face of uncertainty. Learn how to create a safety checklist and start the conversation with your kids about the importance of being prepared.
 
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In this episode of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re cracking open the pantry — not to snack, but to survive. Whether you’re facing a power outage, snowed in, or riding out supply chain chaos, being able to cook real meals from shelf-stable food is a core prepper skill. No fresh meat. No last-minute grocery runs. Just you, your stash, and your creativity.

This isn’t just about comfort. Sleep affects judgment, energy, mood, and decision-making — all critical when everything’s on the line.

In this episode of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re firing up the topic of outdoor cooking — not just for fun, but for real-world preparedness. Whether you’re trying to beat the summer heat, deal with a blackout, or sharpen your SHTF cooking skills, learning to cook outside is one of the most practical and underrated prepper skills out there.

In this episode of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re tackling something that doesn’t come in a Mylar bag or ammo can: your mindset. Prepping is supposed to make you feel more in control, not more afraid. But too many people spiral into doomscrolling, panic-buying, or feeling hopeless.

In this episode of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re diving into the world of black and grey market prepping — because when systems fail, the rules change fast. Whether you’re bartering in a post-collapse economy or just trying to make ends meet now, understanding how to operate outside the official system can be the edge that keeps you alive.

In Episode 340, we announce a transition in the show from live, weekly episodes to rebroadcasts. Listen for all the details. Learn more about our podcast at Prepping 2-0.com

In this episode of the Survival Punk Podcast, we’re diving into the world of sauces — because flavor is morale, and morale is survival. Whether you’re living off rice and beans or stretching shelf-stable staples, the right sauce can turn bland into badass. From classic pan sauces to time-tested “mother sauces,” this episode is all about making survival food actually taste good.

In this episode of the Survival Punk Podcast, we step into the eerie calm of a post-collapse world — where empty buildings, forgotten homes, and quiet streets may hold everything you need to survive. But scavenging isn’t looting. It’s not dumb luck or a free-for-all. It’s a skill. And doing it wrong can get you injured, arrested, or dead.

Welcome to the final episode of The Jeffers Brief, a captivating journey hosted by John Jeffers on the Contra Radio Network. Over the past 11 years, this show has evolved from focusing on prepping and survival into a dynamic discussion of politics and society. As we close this chapter, John reflects on the show's history, the shifting topics, and the broader political landscape.
In this episode, John addresses the current political climate, discussing figures like Bill Maher and exploring controversial themes. He shares insights into the decline of the democratic agenda and poses critical questions about America's future.
Moving forward, John announces a new venture: The Steadfast Code. This new series aims to mentor and guide the emerging generation of conservative thinkers, offering a platform for discussion and learning. Tune in as John shares his vision for the future, calling for unity and progression in conservative thought.