Guest post by Bryan Borris The pandemic has changed the mindset of people as it has shown that you can never be too prepared for an unexpected disaster. Even the ones who weren’t enthusiastic about prepping a year ago are … Continue reading →
When the topic of prepping is brought up, it’s typically associated with stereotypical concepts like stored food and underground bunkers. And there’s no question that more advanced prepping like this is necessary if you want to be ready for the … Continue reading →
Prepping is often depicted in stereotypical terms. Things like guns, bunkers, bug out bags, and food and water storage serve as poster children for a world that, really, is much, much larger. Take, for instance, the things that finance and … Continue reading →
If you live paycheck to paycheck, it can be difficult to commit hundreds or even thousands of dollars to hypothetical and unknown future events. If you’re a prepper at heart, though, you know that it’s important to be ready … Continue reading →
As the weather gets colder and unpredictable weather becomes more and more likely once again, it is finally safe to say that winter is not coming, it’s here. Although your winter prepping is unlikely to force you to … Continue reading →
by Jack Babbage (Editor’s Note: The author of this article has just released a new book called, “The Pocket Encyclopedia of Emergency Preparedness” and will be an outstanding addition to your preparedness library. The book is like no other in … Continue reading →
On May 8th, CCRET will be hosting a free class on Making a Preparedness Plan. The class will be at the University of Arizona Medical Campus Downtown Phoenix, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM. Being prepared starts with a good … Continue reading →
One of the listeners to the podcast, Melissa I., sent me this great review on a software app for the Mac, called Home Inventory. In her email, she stated: “I found a fantastic app for Mac users that allows you … Continue reading →
By: H. Davis Disasters – whether man-made or natural – strike in every corner of the world, during any season, and in a variety of sizes, which is why they’re so dangerous. Aside from the amount of chaos and destruction … Continue reading →
In almost every survival situation, you’re going to need the following, in approximate order of importance. Of course, the exact order of importance will depend on your current situation. In general, though, you will almost always need the first four categories. The longer or more severe the event, the more likely you’ll need the last three categories.
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