Prepping

In Episode 190, we talk about getting fit enough to survive the Collapse as it unfolds. We describe what worked - and didn’t work - in our own experience. You’ll get information in this episode but more importantly you’ll get motivation. We carry the conversation on into the After Show, available exclusively to Patreon supporters, and focus on special dietary restrictions and how to prep for them. Please support our sponsors US Law Shield,  EMP Shield, Numanna Foods, Backwoods Home Magazine, Jared Savik - Montana Realtor, Lizzy McDaniel - Tennessee Realtor, Minutemen Coffee, and My Kind CBD. We are now part of the Firearms Radio Network. Learn more about our podcast at Prepping 2-0.com.

So this is just me thinking outside and inside the box, everything is a mess, and it is damn hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel

Watch this video before you call me crazy. Is eating only meat healthy?
And here is one other. The Perfect Human Diet. 
 

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Finding Shelter when you MUST Bug-Out, and I feel hunkering down is a worst-case scenario for most folks when everything turns to crap.

In Episode 189, we talk about chickens. They’re a really practical source of food - and having chickens is easier than you might think. We give lots of details. We carry the conversation on into the After Show, available exclusively to Patreon supporters. Please support our sponsors US Law Shield,  EMP Shield, Numanna Foods, Backwoods Home Magazine, Jared Savik - Montana Realtor, Lizzy McDaniel - Tennessee Realtor, Minutemen Coffee, and My Kind CBD. We are now part of the Firearms Radio Network. Learn more about our podcast at Prepping 2-0.com.

This episode:
* Appreciation List Of New Listeners In Other Countries
* My Commentary
* Preppers Delight- Urban Weapons That Are All Around You
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Means of production also called means of labor
The materials, tools, and other instruments used by workers to make products. This includes:
Tools Plant and Equipment Raw materials and LandFiance and Money Energy Satellite networks Transportation and shippingMachinery and Factories 
Workers own nothing but their ability to sell their labor for a wage, Maybe

At one point or another in our preparedness journey we are bound to lose our motivation for prepping. Battling complacency and “prepper burnout” is something just about everyone goes through. Even though it’s completely natural, it’s important we don’t let it drag on for an extended period of time.
While the odds are we have plenty of time to prepare, we just never know when something that turns our lives upside down will happen. The danger of becoming complacent for too long is being caught off guard when disaster strikes. 

The basics of prepping are simple. Food, water, shelter, security, sanitation, and first aid, but it shouldn’t stop there. Taking prepping to the next level means going beyond the basics and becoming more proficient in each or all the areas of preparedness.
I’m not trying to disparage anyone who only prepares on a small scale, because everything helps. But to me, preparing for natural disaster or personal doomsdays is not “prepping”, to me it’s just common sense.  Preppers don’t stop when the pantry is full, because that’s just the beginning.
Prepping is a never-ending process and a lifestyle choice. We see the larger problems in the world and choose to plan for the worst-case scenarios. This doesn’t mean we need a years’ worth of food storage, 10,000 rounds of ammo, and a combat ready prepper group to be considered a prepper, but we should be constantly working on furthering our preparedness knowledge.