Any good prepping podcasts?

[JTScribe]

Went on a true crime binge for a while and kind of burned myself out. Looking for something more personally constructive.

 

[Phase2]

There are many, but I consider this the best overall as it covers pretty much the entire spectrum- financial, food production, communications, defense, handling disasters, medical, etc, etc.

The Survival Podcast by Jack Spirko

Tagline: Helping you live a better life, if times get tough or even if they don't.

 

[illini40]

I have enjoyed a few episodes from Casual Preppers (definitely a laid back tone but good insights that aren’t extreme).

The Prepper Website Podcast has also put some good stuff.

 

[bwframe]

Sorry for the generalization, but a lot of modern preppers fall into the category of homesteaders. There is a lot of YouTube and the like on this.

 

[Phase2]

Sorry for the generalization, but a lot of modern preppers fall into the category of homesteaders. There is a lot of YouTube and the like on this.

It is a generalization, but not an unreasonable one. If you have time to sit and watch videos, then YouTube works fine. I get a good amount from there.
However, podcasts are the only form of media that you can consume while doing other things- exercising, driving, working around the house, etc.

 

[JayPea]

Rob Hanus used to do The Preparedness Podcast thepreparednesspodcast.com. I found it a good listen and I liked his delivery. No new content over the last few years, but some good archived episodes. I also listen to the Prepper Website podcast. Todd Sepulveda does a good job at pushing content out at the cost of sometimes not the highest quality.

 

[JayPea]

Another one I enjoyed was the In The Rabbit Hole (intherabbithole.com) urban survival podcast. Again, another one that isn’t putting out new content, but it was from a younger group of hosts and sometimes it sounded like friends just hanging out. Good quality most of the time and a fun listen while driving.

 

[JTScribe]

Sorry for the generalization, but a lot of modern preppers fall into the category of homesteaders. There is a lot of YouTube and the like on this.

There's a really cool one by this Russian guy who's building a cabin in Karelia. Last episode, he put a bear-proof door on his cabin - carved the hinge dowels and everything.

 

[J Galt]

Reading comprehension fail on my part
You said prepping podcasts

 

[JTScribe]

Okay, so Spirko had a great, thought provoking podcast today on the topic of the "The Great Reset." I'm half-afraid to post a thread, though, because the last one got locked.

 

[Dorky_D]

Prepping 2.0 (Glen Tait of 299 Days book series and Shelby Gallagher his wife of the Great State book series) This is fairly new, but has some good stuff
If you want to pay for one, the Forward Observer is good intel. I do not pay for it, but I get the free ones he puts out every once in a while.

 

[Indyscouter]

I kind of like Matter of Facts - Phil used to be a Co-host on the Reloaders podcast.

 

[kevinsr98]

Prepper Recon with Mark Goodwin is a good one. He also authors many good apocalyptic type fiction thrillers, if you like that.