Stakeholder Prepping
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From practical to tactical, this podcast takes listeners through an open and honest look at the real-world pros and cons of preparing for the worst-case scenario in everyday life. Whether you have a dollar store budget and are just starting, or are already flaunting the Gucci glory of having everything you could need, this podcast is for you! Join us and think outside the box, discover your new plan or role, and maybe learn and laugh along the way. Because everyone, including you, is a stakeholder in your survival.
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Episode 113- Cache Sites
Hidden caches are more than buried gear—they’re a way to travel lighter, plan for emergency resupply, and build redundancy into a route. In this episode, Chris and AC explore cache planning for preparedness …
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Hidden caches are more than buried gear—they’re a way to travel lighter, plan for emergency resupply, and build redundancy into a route. In this episode, Chris and AC explore cache planning for preparedness, outdoor recreation, and unexpected disruptions. They discuss the challenges of long-term storage, including moisture, condensation, soil pressure, and poor seals, along with the features to consider in purpose-built containers and DIY burial tubes. The conversation also covers possible cache and staging locations, route planning, and using topographic maps and physical landmarks to navigate without relying solely on GPS. You’ll hear ideas for what to include in a balanced cache—from water and filtration to food, medical supplies, weather gear, and navigation tools—and why careful planning, legal access, realistic recovery logistics, and operational security matter. Whether you’re refining an emergency plan, preparing for a long hike, or improving your land-navigation skills, this episode offers plenty to consider before you decide what to carry, store, or map out.
https://stakeholderprepping.com/f/ep113-hidden-caches-or-cach%C3%A9-in-fancy-french-talk
Episode 112- Preventive Care During SHTF
Your bunker, your ammo, and your food stockpile won’t matter much if a tooth infection, UTI, or bad case of diarrhea knocks you out first. In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore the …
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Your bunker, your ammo, and your food stockpile won’t matter much if a tooth infection, UTI, or bad case of diarrhea knocks you out first. In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore the overlooked side of prepping: the medical supplies and habits that help keep you healthy when pharmacies and clean water are hard to reach.From dental care and hydration to hygiene and common medications, this episode offers practical ways to prepare your body—not just your gear—for an emergency.
https://stakeholderprepping.com/f/episode-112-preventative-care-in-shtf
Episode 111- Cascading Disasters (Tabletop Exercise #2)
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC run a fictional county through a cascading disaster scenario: severe winds, extreme rainfall, wildfire burn scars, debris flows, and infrastructure …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC run a fictional county through a cascading disaster scenario: severe winds, extreme rainfall, wildfire burn scars, debris flows, and infrastructure failures. As the Carter family’s preparations are put to the test, they explore evacuation timing, route redundancy, and why supplies matter less if you’ve lost the ability to act. A practical conversation about recognizing when “wait and see” leaves you with fewer choices.
https://stakeholderprepping.com/f/episode-111-lets-game-out-disaster
Episode 110- Quality Gear w/Rebels Raiders (The Goats of Wisdom)
Cheap gear is not automatically bad, and expensive gear is not automatically worth it. Rebel from Rebel Raiders breaks down the real difference between bargain kit, premium brands, and overpriced logo tax—and …
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Cheap gear is not automatically bad, and expensive gear is not automatically worth it. Rebel from Rebel Raiders breaks down the real difference between bargain kit, premium brands, and overpriced logo tax—and why the best gear often comes down to design, not hype.Chris and AC push Rebel on the questions every prepper asks before buying a plate carrier, sling, or chest rig: What actually fails first? Where should you spend money? Where can you save it? And how much does any of it matter if you never train with the equipment you bought?Rebel brings a rare mix of Marine Corps infantry experience, hands-on gear design, and lessons learned from working in the industry before launching his own brand. He explains why he cares more about failure points than materials alone, why modularity can be a strength or a trap, and how he builds around the complaints people post online instead of just copying what already exists.You'll discover:
- Why a $25 sling can be a better buy than a $700 setup
- The design choices that make some gear fail and others survive
- How modular gear becomes more useful—not more complicated—when it solves real problems
- Why NIR matters in military settings but is wildly overstated for most civilians
- What Rebel looks for when he reverse-engineers competitor gear and improves it
Rebel also explains how he tests for stitching, durability, and known weak points like elastic cummerbund failure and laser-cut sag, plus why he refuses to treat patents and brand prestige as substitutes for actual performance. If you've ever wondered whether you're buying capability or just collecting gear, this conversation gives you a sharper way to judge both.Perfect for preppers, shooters, and anyone building a loadout on a real budget. If you want gear that works in the garage, on the range, and when it counts, this is the episode that helps you spend smarter.Rebel Raiders: rebels-raiders.com
https://stakeholderprepping.com/f/episode-110-rebels-raiders-interview
Episode 109- Assembling Your Team (Prepper Voltron)
The lone wolf fantasy is dead. In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC break down how to build a resilient preparedness team, covering eight essential roles, cross-training, redundancy …
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The lone wolf fantasy is dead. In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC break down how to build a resilient preparedness team, covering eight essential roles, cross-training, redundancy, leadership, sanitation, logistics, and group cohesion. They also explore the psychology behind trust, shared hardship, and loyalty—and explain how to identify weaknesses before a crisis exposes them. Learn why the right people matter more than the right gear when survival becomes a team sport.
https://stakeholderprepping.com/f/episode-109-assembling-your-stakeholder-network
Episode 108- Bare Clothes Survival
Lost in the wilderness with nothing but the clothes on your back? Chris and AC break down the priorities that can keep you alive: shelter, fire, water, navigation, food, and improvised tools. From building a …
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Lost in the wilderness with nothing but the clothes on your back? Chris and AC break down the priorities that can keep you alive: shelter, fire, water, navigation, food, and improvised tools. From building a debris hut and starting fire without gear to tracking distance with pebbles and filtering water, this listener-requested episode delivers practical, no-nonsense survival skills—with plenty of humor and hard-earned humility along the way.
https://stakeholderprepping.com/f/bare-clothes-survival-episode-108
Episode 107- 10 Must-Have Survival Foods
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC reveal 10 must-have survival foods that can last for decades, support you during a crisis, and even serve as trade goods when the grid goes down. From rice …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC reveal 10 must-have survival foods that can last for decades, support you during a crisis, and even serve as trade goods when the grid goes down. From rice, wheat berries, beans, and honey to salt, powdered milk, coffee, vinegar, and pemmican, they explain what to store, how to preserve it, and the off-grid uses most people overlook.
Episode 106- Advanced PACE Modeling
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC take PACE modeling beyond primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency planning to reveal the hidden dependencies that can make every backup fail at once …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC take PACE modeling beyond primary, alternate, contingency, and emergency planning to reveal the hidden dependencies that can make every backup fail at once. They explain why you should protect capabilities—not just equipment—and explore redundancy across power, water, communications, medical supplies, transportation, finances, information, personnel, and supply chains. With practical examples and a simple exercise, this episode shows how to identify shared vulnerabilities, set decision triggers, and build a more resilient preparedness plan.
Episode 105- Every Day Carry w/Jim Cobb
Pocket dumps are not preparedness! In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Jim Cobb explains the difference between carrying gear that looks cool and building an everyday carry system that actually solves real …
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Pocket dumps are not preparedness! In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Jim Cobb explains the difference between carrying gear that looks cool and building an everyday carry system that actually solves real problems. If you want a smarter, lighter, more useful loadout for daily life, this conversation will change how you think about EDC. Chris and AC sit down with longtime preparedness writer, instructor, and editor Jim Cobb, whose book, The Common Sense Everyday Carry, lays out a practical model for what belongs on your body, in your bag, and in your vehicle.
Episode 104- The 2-Year Podcastiversary Celebration!
Celebrate two full years of Stakeholder Prepping with this special edition podcastiversary episode! Learn who won our quote contest, check out the new shirt designs, and still walk away with actionable intel!
Episode 103- Prepper Creature Comforts
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC break down why “creature comforts” matter in a survival situation. From sugar-free mint gum and fresh socks to mattress toppers, spices, sweets, honey, and …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC break down why “creature comforts” matter in a survival situation. From sugar-free mint gum and fresh socks to mattress toppers, spices, sweets, honey, and hygiene essentials like Aquaphor, medical-grade silicone tape, and toilet paper, they make the case that morale is a tactical advantage. The takeaway: small comforts can reduce stress, preserve sanity, and keep you functional when conditions get rough.
Episode 102- Grayman's Home Security
In this episode, Chris and AC explore practical, low-cost home security strategies that blend the gray man approach with effective physical and psychological defenses. From reinforced doors to tactical …
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In this episode, Chris and AC explore practical, low-cost home security strategies that blend the gray man approach with effective physical and psychological defenses. From reinforced doors to tactical landscaping and psychological tricks, learn how to protect your home without attracting attention.
Episode 101- Prepper Prattle
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC share their recent experiences and lessons learned in personal preparedness, from organizing supplies to gardening and medical readiness. They discuss …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC share their recent experiences and lessons learned in personal preparedness, from organizing supplies to gardening and medical readiness. They discuss practical tips, historical examples, and the importance of health and self-sufficiency in crisis scenarios.
Episode 100- Resiliency w/Dr. Steven Taylor (Resiliency pt. 5 of 5)
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Dr. Steven Taylor discusses the multifaceted nature of resilience—psychological, social, and emotional—and how understanding and training resilience can significantly …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Dr. Steven Taylor discusses the multifaceted nature of resilience—psychological, social, and emotional—and how understanding and training resilience can significantly improve preparedness for disasters and crises. The conversation covers the science behind resilience, common misconceptions, and practical strategies to build mental toughness. This episode also serves as the capstone for our resiliency series!
Episode 99- Effects of Exhaustion (Resiliency pt. 4 of 5)
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore how exhaustion quietly undermines judgment, memory, and relationships, turning small mistakes into serious risks. Drawing on military and real-world …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore how exhaustion quietly undermines judgment, memory, and relationships, turning small mistakes into serious risks. Drawing on military and real-world examples, the hosts explain why fatigue is more than just being tired—and why recovery is essential to resilience. They also share practical ways to fight exhaustion through hydration, nutrition, and better rest. It’s a timely reminder that taking care of yourself is part of staying prepared.
Episode 98- Adaptability as a Survival Skill (Resiliency pt. 3 of 5)
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore adaptability as a survival skill—how to stay calm, think flexibly, and pivot when plans fall apart. It explores the difference between improvising …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore adaptability as a survival skill—how to stay calm, think flexibly, and pivot when plans fall apart. It explores the difference between improvising and adapting, introduces the PACE framework for flexible planning, and shares practical ways to build resilience through real-world practice. The core message is that adaptability isn’t innate; it’s a trainable skill that helps you thrive in uncertainty and turn chaos into an advantage.
Episode 97- Community Resilience (Resiliency pt. 2 of 5)
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC make the case that disaster recovery is rarely a solo effort. While supplies and self-reliance matter, they argue that trust, proximity, and everyday …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC make the case that disaster recovery is rarely a solo effort. While supplies and self-reliance matter, they argue that trust, proximity, and everyday relationships are what truly help people bounce back when things go wrong. From neighbors sharing tools to communities coordinating aid, the conversation shows how support networks reduce stress, speed problem-solving, and create resilience long before an emergency starts.
Episode 96- The Psychology of Panic (Resiliency pt. 1 of 5)
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC kick off a five-part series on the psychology of panic, exploring why fear takes over, how the body responds under stress, and how preparation can help you …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC kick off a five-part series on the psychology of panic, exploring why fear takes over, how the body responds under stress, and how preparation can help you stay clear-headed in a crisis. From normalcy bias to information overload, this episode breaks down the mental traps that make emergencies harder—and the practical habits that help you keep moving when it matters most.
Episode 95- Collapse Fiction Novels with Kate Gilronan
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC dive into the human side of preparedness with author Kate Gilronan. They explore the emotional realism in her novels "Prepper" and "Survivalist," discussing …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC dive into the human side of preparedness with author Kate Gilronan. They explore the emotional realism in her novels "Prepper" and "Survivalist," discussing how personal history and relationships shape survival strategies. Kate shares insights on balancing preparedness with daily life and the importance of people skills in crisis situations. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on what it truly means to be prepared.
Episode 94- New Prepper Apps
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore and review two new prepping-based apps to hit the scene. NomadCore and ReadyFam both get honest reviews on their strengths and weaknesses, and where …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore and review two new prepping-based apps to hit the scene. NomadCore and ReadyFam both get honest reviews on their strengths and weaknesses, and where they can compliment each other to fit into your daily routine for preparedness. While both apps share some functionalities, they are individually unique enough and bring much more to the table than just a fancy flashlight and a few motivational phrases; these are two apps to seriously consider adding to your digital device, even if an EMP is on your risk matrix!
Episode 93- Less Than Lethals
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC jump into the world of less-than-lethal options to add to your preparedness toolkit. From verbal judo to rubber duckshot (yes, duckshot), and pepper gel to …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC jump into the world of less-than-lethal options to add to your preparedness toolkit. From verbal judo to rubber duckshot (yes, duckshot), and pepper gel to jiu-jitsu, multiple options exist outside of the lethal range. By focusing on getting away from the fight before it starts, you can give yourself more time to adapt to the changing conditions surrounding the conflict, and make a better decision moving forward!
Episode 92- 72 Hour Lockdown
In this episode, Chris and AC dive deep into the chaos of the world's collapse, war-gaming out practical, real-world strategies to protect your home, neighborhood, and loved ones when—or if—the big one hits …
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In this episode, Chris and AC dive deep into the chaos of the world's collapse, war-gaming out practical, real-world strategies to protect your home, neighborhood, and loved ones when—or if—the big one hits. Discover how to shift from denial to action the moment the power and communication break down. Chris and AC explore specific tactics like water harvesting before it's too late, light discipline to avoid attracting looters, and emergency communication methods that keep you connected without revealing your position. We break down neighborhood defense—how to set choke points, block streets effectively, and turn your community into a fortress, no military experience required. You'll learn how to leverage community assets, manage liabilities, and build mutual aid agreements long before the crisis strikes. They share insights on how to organize your family—kids, elders, and even your pets—to contribute to your safety rather than become liabilities. Plus, tactical patrol formations, watchstanding schedules, and effective communication protocols grounded in military doctrine turn chaos into coordinated chaos.
Episode 91- 48 Hour Skills
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC discover how to become more capable in just one weekend. Learn ten high-impact survival skills, from first aid and water purification to fire-starting and …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC discover how to become more capable in just one weekend. Learn ten high-impact survival skills, from first aid and water purification to fire-starting and emergency communication. Perfect for beginners and seasoned preppers, this episode empowers you to build resilience quickly and effectively. Ready to transform a weekend into lifelong preparedness? Hit play and start your journey to becoming harder to kill.
Episode 90- CBRN Threats with George Sichler from MIRA Safety
Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats are one of those areas where most people either ignore the topic completely or disappear down a rabbit hole of bad information. In reality, the risks are …
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Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats are one of those areas where most people either ignore the topic completely or disappear down a rabbit hole of bad information. In reality, the risks are usually far less cinematic — and far more practical — than people think.
This week, retired NYPD Special Operations detective, Fire/EMS provider, and CBRN instructor George Sichler joins us to break down how exposure actually happens, what civilians misunderstand about contamination, and why situational awareness and decision-making matter more than panic or expensive gear.
We get into real-world exposure pathways, decontamination myths, nuclear fallout misconceptions, soft-target risks, and the difficult balance between preparedness and paranoia. George also discusses large-scale event security, secondary contamination, long-term health considerations, and the kinds of cascading problems that appear after a major incident long before most people realize they’re in one.
We also talk practical readiness — what protective equipment actually matters, where most people waste money, how gas masks and filters are commonly misunderstood, and why knowledge almost always outweighs equipment alone.
George brings a perspective shaped by years in NYPD Special Operations, international instruction, Fire/EMS experience, and work with MIRA Safety helping translate complex CBRN concepts into practical preparedness for ordinary people.
This isn’t a Hollywood discussion about doomsday scenarios. It’s a grounded conversation about risk, exposure, and understanding how to think clearly when the environment around you stops behaving normally.
If you’ve ever wondered what realistic CBRN preparedness actually looks like outside of movies, this episode is worth your time.
Episode 89- PACE Modeling
In this eye-opening episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC break down how the PACE model—Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency, and sometimes Extreme—can be your secret weapon in thriving through …
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In this eye-opening episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC break down how the PACE model—Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency, and sometimes Extreme—can be your secret weapon in thriving through chaos. Learn how NASA’s Voyager spacecraft use principles of redundancy and graceful degradation to stay operational decades beyond expectations and how you can adapt these concepts to your survival strategy. You’ll discover practical, real-world examples: from managing power outages with solar and generator backups, to ensuring communication when cell towers go dark, to securing your home with layered defenses that prevent single points of failure.We explore the profound psychology behind redundancy—how knowing you’ve planned for failure reduces stress, boosts confidence, and keeps your mind sharp in a crisis. You’ll learn why practicing your backup plans is just as vital as having them, and how testing these systems not only saves lives but also alleviates anxiety about the unknown. The broader takeaway? A well-designed PACE system is a mental health shield, reducing panic and empowering you to remain calm, rational, and in control no matter how severe the emergency.
Episode 88- 10 Mistakes to Get You Killed
In this episode, Chris and AC discuss ten critical mistakes that could jeopardize your survival plans. This episode reveals how overconfidence, poor water management, and neglecting medical readiness can turn …
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In this episode, Chris and AC discuss ten critical mistakes that could jeopardize your survival plans. This episode reveals how overconfidence, poor water management, and neglecting medical readiness can turn your strategies into liabilities. Learn why high-end gear isn't enough without real-world training and how to avoid single points of failure in your systems. With practical tips and real-world stories, this episode is a wake-up call for smarter survival strategies. Perfect for anyone committed to thriving through any disaster—don’t just prepare, prepare correctly.
Episode 87- Hidden Time Bombs
In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC delve into the unsettling topic of unexpected medical emergencies, which they refer to as "time bombs." They discuss the common assumption that individuals …
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In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC delve into the unsettling topic of unexpected medical emergencies, which they refer to as "time bombs." They discuss the common assumption that individuals will always be in control during emergencies, highlighting the reality that sudden medical events like strokes, seizures, and heart attacks can strip away that control. Chris shares a personal experience of suffering seizure-like events, emphasizing the importance of recognizing warning signs and being prepared for situations where one might not be able to act as their own first responder. They explore the symptoms and signs of various medical emergencies, such as the "BE FAST" acronym for stroke recognition, and stress the importance of not ignoring subtle warning signs. They also discuss the psychological impact of losing control and the need for a mindset shift in preparedness planning.
Episode 86- Martial Law
In this episode, Chris and AC explore the realities of martial law in the United States, debunking myths and providing practical advice on preparedness. They discuss historical examples from the Civil War to …
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In this episode, Chris and AC explore the realities of martial law in the United States, debunking myths and providing practical advice on preparedness. They discuss historical examples from the Civil War to modern crises like Hurricane Katrina and COVID-19, and explain common measures such as curfews and military presence. The episode also covers legal distinctions between the National Guard and active duty military, and why nationwide martial law is unlikely. Listeners are offered practical tips on staying prepared, including supply buffers, mobility planning, and maintaining calm during crises.
Episode 85- Drone Surveillance with Logan Harris
In this episode, Chris and AC explore the world of drone reconnaissance, counter surveillance, and threats with a true subject matter expert! Most property owners and security teams underestimate the …
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In this episode, Chris and AC explore the world of drone reconnaissance, counter surveillance, and threats with a true subject matter expert! Most property owners and security teams underestimate the accessibility and risks of drone technology. Logan Harris from Spotter Global discusses how everyday drones, including fiber-optic guided "Fog drones," can bypass traditional defenses. The episode explores how drones are used for surveillance, payload delivery, and attacks on critical infrastructure, and offers low-cost detection and deterrence methods. Key topics include advancements in radar technology, limitations of GPS-dependent defenses, and legal options for drone threat management. This episode is essential for security professionals and property owners looking to protect against drone threats.
Episode 84- Advanced Bartering Skills
In this episode, Chris and AC explore the critical skill of bartering in a collapse scenario, emphasizing cooperation, trust, and game theory to maximize survival chances when resources are scarce. Learn …
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In this episode, Chris and AC explore the critical skill of bartering in a collapse scenario, emphasizing cooperation, trust, and game theory to maximize survival chances when resources are scarce. Learn practical negotiation techniques, psychological insights, and community strategies to thrive in a world without rule of law. Whether working out a deal in a custody battle for your lawnmower with your neighbor, or trading critical supplies for survival during TEOTWAWKI, everyone can learn from this episode!
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