Our first attempt at making an inclusive survival community/podcast.

In our first episode we break down survival stereotypes like the "lone wolf" mentality popular with some die hard (no pun intended) prepper types. (Unmute for sample audio)

Instead of encouraging lone wolves we emphasis community building for protection and security in a survival/isolated situation.

The entire fireside chat gives a lot more context but basically we're hoping to open minds to long term survival and homesteading practices in order to maintain quality of life despite possible break downs in normal day to day life.

If you're interested in joining the conversation here's the link to the entire fireside podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Qsav4kJWs4

The more voices we have the more prepared we can all be! (Plus I'm kind of sick of the crazies cornering the survival market when everyone has the right to exist.)

I personally answer all comments and questions so feel free to treat me as a personal survival resource. Afterall, today's topic is community building which is why I'm here on Imgur. :D