Podcasts about preparedness podcast

Intro: A gentle reminder that preparedness is about progress, not perfection.The Myth of Perfection in Preparedness: Letting go of unrealistic expectations and appreciating the power of taking small steps.Small Steps = Big Empowerment: Inspired by The Gap and The Gain, recognizing the progress you've made and celebrating those gains.Letting Go of Perfection: Embracing preparedness as a mindset and living with intention.Conclusion: You're already doing so much good. Keep going, keep giving yourself grace, and celebrate every step you take.

In our last episode of 2023, the LSU NCBRT Preparedness Podcast team comes together to reflect on the year and give listeners a behind-the-scenes look at producing the podcast. They discuss how the podcast has evolved since its launch in 2020, their favorite episodes and guests of the year, the series that impacted their own understanding of different emergency response topics, and the exciting plans in store for the podcast in 2024.

By Adam Turteltaub When planning for disasters, organizations are typically focused on things like call trees, backup data servers, and alternative work locations. In the crush to survive the immediate threat it's easy to forget about compliance, and even during disaster planning, compliance may come last. That's a dangerous mistake, explains Laura Fey, Principal, Fey, LLC; Tom Leatherbee, Manager, Recovery Division, Hagerty Consulting; and Jillian Cusack, AVP, Privacy Officer, American Fidelity. Just because normal business operations are interrupted doesn't mean compliance obligations are also on pause. Ensuring compliance plays a role in disaster planning is more important than ever. Natural disasters, ransomware attacks, a pandemic and other threats seem to be more frequent and can turn into situations that last days, weeks, months or even years. When they do, not only do existing compliance considerations continue but new ones can arise ranging from OSHA to employee obligations – you still have to pay into pension plans and make insurance payments – to financial reporting. There may also be state laws and standards under ISO and SOC 2 that may be implicated. If your institution is a recipient of federal grants, the reporting requirements don't stop during disasters. Plus, if your organization will be seeking federal disaster grants, there will be compliance obligations there as well, including the need to document the damage. To ensure the compliance team is a part of disaster planning, establish a relationship with the person in charge of leading that effort. Learn who else they work with and get to know them as well. Take the time to understand what the risks are using resources such as Ready.gov. Think through what data you will need to collect and track during the pandemic, and be prepared to help your colleagues understand that compliance can play a vital row in disaster planning and recovery.

Re-upload of Episode 193 due to a software glitch: I re-uploaded yesterday's episode 193 with Brent Weir due to issues people were having downloading the show.    

Episode 193. I'm joined by Brent Weir of the Project 22:3 Preparedness podcast to talk faith, community building, practical preparations, and overcoming adversity in the world to come in the face of covid, war, and economic disaster. Nehemiah Strong discount code: SCOUT1 Radio Contra Sponsors: Civil Defense Manual Tactical Wisdom Blacksmith Publishing Radio Contra Patron Program Brushbeater Training Calendar Brushbeater Forum Palmetto State Armory Primary Arms ReadyWise Storable Food

In this episode we discuss some of the things you should do as an Amazon seller to be prepared for the coming Q4 holiday shopping season. It may be the merriest times of the year for Amazon sellers. People are happy, they are buying lots of things (not just toys either), and even some of our bad buys can turn into wins. However, you have to "gird your loins" to prepare for the season and we share some hard won lessons on how to do that. -------------------- We'd love to hear from you. How can we help? What pain points can we solve? What questions do you have? chris@cleartheshelf.com is the email and it's always open! Enjoy the show! We hope you enjoy the episode and we look forward to growing an arbitrage focused podcast with you. Please let us know topics or guests you'd love to see covered in the show and we will do it. -------------------- RESOURCES FOR YOU:

In this episode I talk about some of the things I used to truly believe as a new prepper just because everyone else said so and some myths that I am desperately trying to bust. Prepping is such a personal experience and journey and I just want you to have all the tools and resources at your disposal to be as prepared as possible to THRIVE! Find me:https://roguepreparedness.comhttps://instagram.com/roguepreparednesshttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFCbyQdzagUrk4pqDSZWeqw

In this episode I talk with Allison from ThisPreparedLife and even though our main topic was supposed to be the differences between homesteading and prepping, we have SO MUCH fun derailing onto other topics, preparedness and personal and we have a great time. Join us on our derailed, funny and informative journey!Check her out: https://www.instagram.com/thispreparedlife/Join her new community: https://www.thispreparedlife.com/community

Are you gardening yet? I hope you are! In today's episode I probably scare you away from trying to start a garden all-together, but hey, at least I tried, lol. Get your hands on the amazing Survival Garden Seeds here: https://survivalgardenseeds.com/discount/ROGUE10 (or just use code ROGUE10 for a discount!)Find me: https://roguepreparedness.com 

In this weeks episode, I offer some ideas and conversation about how we can be prepared by taking a look at how people lived without our modern conveniences. Check out my website: https://roguepreparedness.com

Practical Prepping Podcast Episode # 200"Tips And Hacks Gained Over Two Hundred Episodes" Please share this episode with friends & family. Here's the link:https://practicalpreppingpodcast.buzzsprout.comIn this episode we are giving away, to three lucky winners, an autographed pair of our books. Details of how to enter are in the episode.Jim Curtis Kniveshttps://www.facebook.com/JimcurtisknivesEmail Jim:  j.curtis7mm@yahoo.comContact us.Practical PreppingWebsite: www.practicalprepping.infoEmail at info@practicalprepping.infoMentioned in this episode: Foward ObserverWe appreciate our sponsors!Here's how you, too, can support the podcastAmazon affiliate - start your shopping from our websiteIt costs you nothing extra, but pays us a little commission to support the podcast.Buy Us A  Cup of Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/practicalprepBuy one of our books     Practical Prepping For Everyday People     Making Contact During EmergenciesLinked from our website, Available on Amazon, or wherever books are soldCheck out our sponsors.If you need their products, please support them.We know them, and we trust them.We wouldnt recommend them if we didnt.Website design and hosting by ProLine DesignsCopyright 2022, Practical PreppingJoin us every weekday for more episodes of Practical Prepping Podcast.

Practical Prepping Podcast Episode # 191 "Getting in shape without going to the gym." Fitness guru and cancer survivor, Missy Lackey tells us how, and shares her amazing story.This is an episode you will certainly want to share.https://practicalpreppingpodcast.buzzsprout.comOur guest today is a cancer survivor as well as a presonal trainer and fitness guru. She shares with us simple ways we can begin to get in shape, without going to the gym, and she shares her amazing story.This episode is sponsored by "Practical Prepping For Everyday People" a common sense guide on preparing for life's emergencies" Available on AmazonContact us:Website: www.practicalprepping.infoEmail at info@practicalprepping.infoHere's how you, too, can support the podcastAmazon affiliate - start your shopping from our websiteIt costs you nothing extra, but pays us a little commission to support the podcast.Buy Us A  Cup of Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/practicalprepBuy one of our books     Practical Prepping For Everyday People     Making Contact During EmergenciesLinked from our website, On Amazon, or wherever books are soldCheck out our sponsors.If you need their products, please support them.We know them, and we trust them.We wouldnt recommend them if we didnt.Website design and hosting by ProLine DesignsCopyright 2022, Practical PreppingJoin us every weekday for more episodes of Practical Prepping Podcast.

Practical Prepping Podcast Episode # 181, Getting Started Series; "Layering Your Home Defenses"Please share this episode. https://practicalpreppingpodcast.buzzsprout.comIn this episode listen for:      Making your house look like a hard target     Hardening your house     Don't make it easier for burglars to gain entry     Have personal defense options, just in casePractical PreppingWebsite: www.practicalprepping.infoEmail at info@practicalprepping.infoHere's how you, too, can support the podcastAmazon affiliate - start your shopping from our websiteIt costs you nothing extra, but pays us a little commission to support the podcast.Buy Us A  Cup of Coffeebuymeacoffee.com/practicalprepBuy one of our books     Practical Prepping For Everyday People     Making Contact During EmergenciesLinked from our website, On Amazon, or wherever books are soldCheck out our sponsors.If you need their products, please support them.We know them, and we trust them.We wouldnt recommend them if we didnt.Website design and hosting by ProLine DesignsCopyright 2022, Practical PreppingJoin us every weekday for more episodes of Practical Prepping Podcast.

Practical Prepping Podcast Episode # 90Please share this episode with friends. Here is the direct link: https://practicalpreppingpodcast.buzzsprout.com"PREPPER TIPS NEW PREPPERS NEED TO KNOW, WHEN STARTING OUT, And Reminders For The Rest Of Us."MAKE A WRITTEN PLANDecide on a prepping budget$5, $10, $20 whatever per week or month,Plan on a reasonable timelineSet some goalsCover these catagories in your plan:FoodWaterFire/HeatShelterFirst aidSecurityListen to Episode #19, "Safety Tips For The Home, And While You Are Out"DO NOT Start out buying gear!Lots of things you can begin DOING, such as reading, learning, listening to podcasts, watching youtube videos....But Dont Buy Gear - - yet.You'll eventually need some gear, but it will save you a lot of money if you don't buy gear when you first start prepping.      You can start collecting what you already have.Probably have a knife of some typeProbably have a lighter, or matchesProbably have some type of bagCollect these thingsBegin by filling your prepping pantry w/ food & waterStore only what your family will eatWhen starting out, ONLY BUY the following:Food & waterFirst aid & medicationsPersonal hygiene itemsToilet paperSoap, shampooTooth pasteFeminine itemsStore lots of waterMinimum one gallon per day per personWhen you have a three months of food storage, then slowly start buying gear DO NOT STOP ADDING FOOD!Spend gear $$ wiselyPurchases needs to fit an identified NEEDDon't buy "cool stuff" someone else says you needMake sure it fills a need YOU have identifiedStart living below your meansDo it nowQuit racking up credit card debt - NOWDon't get frustratedBe patientTake small stepsWork your planPrioritize Sanitization (makeshift restroom)Even for short termGet/Stay in shapeDont go it aloneGet your family involvedPlease consider supporting the podcast by buying us a cup of coffee. You can do that by going to www.buymeacoffee.com/practicalprepWe invite you to drop us an email at info@practicalprepping.infoVisit our website at www.practicalprepping.infoJoin us on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for more episodes of Practical Prepping Podcast.

This episode is brought to you by "Practical Prepping For Everyday People - A Common Sense  Guide On Preparing For Life's Emergencies " Available on Amazon and wherever books are sold. Autographed copies are available, drop us an email for details.In Episode # 50 "Often Overlooked Items In Bug-out-bags and Get-home-bags."Prepping is not all bug-out-bags and bushcraft."Bugging in", "hunkering down", or " sheltering in place" is much more likely during the average situation faced by most, but we need to be prepared for both possibilities.In this episode we discuss often overlooked items for bug-out-bags and get-home-bagThe get-home-bag  gets you home from wherever you happen to be when the world goes to crap, or you get strandedWe are not covering, in this episode,  items almost universally included such as knives, fire starting, first aid kit, ammo, etc, but those often overlooked.We'll have the list on the website in a few day for thise who want to review.Please click the subscribe button on your podcast provider, so that you never miss an episode.Please consider supporting the podcast by buying us a cup of coffe. You can do that by going to www.buymeacoffee.com/practicalprepWe invite you to drop us an email at info@practicalprepping.infoYou can find us on Facebook at Practical PreppingWe have a number of articles for your prepper learning at www.practicalprepping.infoJoin us on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for more episodes of Practical Prepping Podcast.

Happy Holidays from the LSU NCBRT Preparedness Podcast crew! Today's episode features a Year in Review conversation with our entire podcast team. Together, we discuss what goes on behind the scenes during the planning and production process, the lessons learned from building a podcast from scratch, and some of our favorite moments from the last few months. From the entire team at NCBRT, thank you to all of our listeners and subscribers in 2020, and we are looking forward to the exciting conversations planned for 2021!

With everything happening this year, we suggest you take a few more steps than normal to prepare for this winter. In this podcast the Sheriff, Commander Couch, and Deputy Bunting are joined by the county's Emergency Manager Don Angell to talk about how you can prepare to be as safe and ready as possible.Among other things in this podcast, we discuss EverBridge and Nixle as good sources of information about events in the county. You can find EverBridge at https://www.everbridge.com/ and Nixle at https://www.nixle.com/You can have a lot of information pushed your way from the Sheriff's Office by signing up for Nextdoor at https://nextdoor.com/Also don't forget about the Sheriff's website at https://www.tellercountysheriff.com/ and the Sheriff's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/tellersheriff/ .This podcast is brought to you by the Teller County Honorary Deputy Sheriff Association. For more information or to donate go to https://www.tellercountyhdsa.org/  

Ben and Bob got back together to talk on Skype about preparedness, the Covid-19 virus, and New Gun owners. The post Extra Preparedness Podcast appeared first on Modern Handgunners.

Wherever we turn, talk of the coronavirus dominates national and international discussion. While it keeps the media buzzing, this pandemic presents unique challenges for first responders, health care workers, and community leaders. How can communities respond to the current crisis and prepare for the next one? Introducing the LSU NCBRT Preparedness Podcast, from Louisiana State University's National Center for Biomedical Research and Training. LSU NCBRT has provided high-quality, federally-certified training to America's emergency responder community since 1998. We've helped first responders around the country and around the world prepare for and respond to events like H1N1 and the Ebola crisis. Now, we're sharing our expertise on COVID-19. Each week, we'll bring in some of the nation's top experts to share their expertise on the effects that COVID-19 has on public health and public safety. We'll cover topics like how universities can respond to a pandemic, the roles of public health agencies during this crisis, how to maximize the use of volunteer responders, and many others. The LSU NCBRT Preparedness Podcast. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. New episodes come out every week.

In the first episode of The Preparedness Podcast, I offer some insight into who I (Morgan) am and a little bit about my prepping past and where you can find me on the web. I also talk a little bit about how preppers should start thinking outside of the box more often. Here's a link to the fireproof document folder that I spoke about in the podcast: https://amzn.to/2rJH14gFind me: http://roguepreparedness.comhttp://www.instagram.com/roguepreparednesshttp://www.twitter.com/roguepreparedhttp://www.facebook.com/roguepreparednesshttps://www.youtube.com/user/ArmedRogueVideos/

In our newest podcast we discuss how to get started in preparedness.  

Priorities of Survival & Planning Scenarios

Local School Shooting Threat - School Safety- Heartbreaking Change - NK Issues

Cheickh Koma of FEMA and Jeff Briggs, the Earthquake Manager for the State of Missouri discuss Earthquake and New Madrid history and preparedness.

The Different Prepper Types.

Staying Fit for Preparedness.

Happy anniversary, everybody! Its time to celebrate with a real live guest. This week Budiak is joined by Rob Hanus, host of the Preparedness Podcast for a spirited discussion on preparedness for regular people, the changing face and motivations for preparing for the worst, and how preparing for the worst sometimes is looking too far ahead.  If you would like to listen to the Preparedness Podcast, check it out at www.thepreparednesspodcast.com, or give it a search on iTunes. www.dynamitegun.com Instagram @dynamitegun Twitter @dynamitegun twitch.tv/dynamitegun facebook.com/dynamitegun budiak@dynamitegun.com Subscribe!

My interview with Steve Konkoly and Randy Powers, co-authors of the book, Practical Prepping (No Apocalypse Required).

We start the new year a little late, but it's all good. Discussining survival books and a look back on the big stories of 2014 and how they really relate to preppers.

Being prepared often means having a lot of different bags and packs. One bag you should have is a Get Home Bag. It's easy to assume this bag should be the same as a survival pack, or bug out bag, or 72-hour kit, but it's not the same thing. This podcast explores the differences of the Get Home Bag.

Yes, finally! I was able to snag some free time to record a podcast when the house was quiet. This wasn't the one I was planning on, but decided to go ahead and record one while I had the time. In the podcast, I catch up on some recent events.

Talking about Ebola, Hurricanes in AZ, Recent CME in the National Preparedness Month 2014

Hurricane and Tropical Storm Preparedness - Talking with Rob Lightbown of Crown Weather Services about Tropical Storms & Hurricanes: When is hurricane season? Hazards, Home prep tips before a hurricane even forms, Hurricane preparedness tips, Evacuation Tips, If You Must Stay At Home & Ride Out A Hurricane.

One of the biggest challenges we face in our preparedness plans is food storage. Freeze-dried food has a long shelf life, but can be expensive. Now, you can freeze dry your food at home with the Harvest Right In Home Freeze Dryer. It's a great unit that allows you to freeze dry nearly any food. Now you can control what is in your food and the taste!

An interview with Jorge Perdomo, co-founder of the goTenna. The goTenna is a unique device that allows you to send text and map data from one smartphone to another, without the need for the cellular phone infrastructure. Whether in an urban city or out in the field, the goTenna allows you to communicate with others goTenna users. In this interview, Jorge and I discuss the abilities of using the goTenna and your smartphone.

Ebola - Why you need to stop panicking about it. Important information on why the Ebola outbreak isn't as nearly as bad as the media is having us believe. Listen to find out why.

Marjory Wildcraft is called the "Martha Stewart of Self-Reliance" and she will show you how to grow half of your food in less than an hour per day if you click here. Most recently, Marjory was featured as an expert in sustainable living by National Geographic and a presenter for Mother Earth News. She is an author of several books, but is best known for her video series "Grow Your Own Groceries" which is used by more than 300,000 homesteaders, survivalists, universities, and missionary organizations around the world (get your copy of this amazing video set by clicking here http://www.GrowYourOwnGroceries.com).

On this episode, I discuss using cast iron and seasoned steel for everyday cooking. I also go over a 1944 WWII study on starvation, which I think can give us some good information on how and why we need to make sure we are storing enough calories in our food storage.

In this podcast, we discuss the various current news stories and how, or whether, they should be a concern to you and your preparedness plan. Topics Covered: Ebola, Dollar demise, Border issues, ISIS control of radioactive material, Hackers attacking power plants, Armed conflict between US and Russia, or US and China., Possible the biggest threat: Terrorist threat in the country.

This topic addresses the overload of prepping information that currently exists on the Internet and how it can affect you emotionally.

-= PODCAST TOPICS =- Economy: U.S. Economy Expanding by 1.5%, But Inflation Is 3-5%, Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers (BLS), From Episode 128, The generally accepted definition for hyperinflation is a 100% increase over a 3 year period. IOW, prices double every 3 years., Some things to think about:, Cash on hand, Have tangibles, Banking issues (closures, confiscations, devaluations), For more on hyperinflation, revisit episodes 128, 130, 131, and 138. 7 Reasons Your Bug-Out Will Fail: Good article at SHTFBlog.com on 7 Reasons Your Bug-Out Will Fail, The reasons given are:, Failure to Act, Inadequate BOV, Poor Route Planning, Tactical Negligence, Poor Planning, Bug-Out Location, Unrealistic Expectation Of What Camping Out Is

Talking with security expert, Fred Henss, about maintaining your personal security. Fred has given this class to thousands of people and it's one of the more popular classes that he teaches. I've asked him to go over his class with us. This is one of those podcasts that you'll want to share with family and friends as a way to help them stay better focused on their personal safety.

Kiddie pools provide a unique aspect in a container, as their short, wide profiles aren't generally available in other forms. This makes them good options for a variety of things. I cover the article I did for TheSurvivalMom.com.

On this episode, I talk about some considerations for maintaining a preparedness level while traveling. I have a different sort of outlook on this and share it on the podcast. I also talk about several news articles that you should be aware of, in case you missed them recently.

Take some time this summer to do these things to improve your skills.

This isn't an easy topic, because there are a lot of variables to account for, and some people can be very good at hiding who they really are. It's like finding a spouse, you can't tell from just a few dates. Many people that seem like they would make a good group member, actually turn out not to be compatible with you and your group. One thing to keep in mind, is what happens when someone stops being a group member.

Let's go to the phones and take some calls: - How do I know I'm on the right path when preparing? - What are bank holidays and area safe deposit boxes really safe? - How much food should I store?

A series of questions to ask yourself about your food storage, to ensure you're hitting the important aspects of providing for your family.

Just to clarify about the Preparedness Capability Checklist on Amazon – If you buy the PRINT version first, you can get the Kindle version for $2. Not the other way around. Overall Topics: Passing along a suggestion by a listener for developing situational awareness using sketches. If you’re a beginner prepper, get trained in survival skills. We’ve covered this before, but it’s always a good reminder to either get skills, develop new skills, or brush up on the skills you have. Having survival skills is the foundation to all your preparedness efforts. Product Review: Mega 1 Meals from Legacy Foods Great idea for BOBs and Evac bags. Review: Prepper Pete Prepares, by Kermit Jones, Jr. Children’s book that introduces preparedness to kids.

Discussing geopolitical events with Steve Aukstakalnis from AlertsUSA.com. Some of the questions we try to look at in this podcast include: - Are you looking at what's happening with the Ukraine crisis and wondering what the big deal is? - Do you want to know what the implications are for us here in the states? - Does Russia have the propensity to use nuclear weapons? - What is the ramifications of Russia dropping the US petrodollar? - What about other countries, are they doing it too? Is is possible that they can accomplish it? - What does it mean for those of us here in the US for the economy? - We also discuss removing counter party risk on your investments, as one way to protect your long term investment portfolio. - Did Ebola break out of Africa? - Should we be worried about the Ebola virus coming here? - Think you know how Ebola can be transmitted? Perhaps you should think again! - The conversation with Steve always goes longer than I plan for, but with this amount of good information,it's easy to see why.