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* The Current and Future [[Economy|State of the Economy]]
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* Using [[Solar energy|Solar Energy]] Sources
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* [[political philosophy|Political philosophies]] and [[Libertarianism|Libertarian ideals]]
 
* [[Wilderness survival]] and Emergency situation survival
 
* [[Wilderness survival]] and Emergency situation survival
 
* [[Food storage]] options
 
* [[Food storage]] options

Revision as of 22:16, January 6, 2015

The Survival Podcast is a daily online audio show about self sufficiency and self reliance in the modern world. It is a modern preparedness podcast created in 2008 by libertarian survivalist Jack Spirko of Texas. It is listened to daily by more than 500,000 listeners. As of January 6, 2015 there are 1493 1 to 1.5 hour long episodes. According to Mr. Spirko in November 2014, his audience is most conservatives with some libertarians.

Mr. Spirko conceived and created the podcast because he realized how fragile the human condition and the United States economy really are. The shows are contain interviews, listener questions, listener call in, and Mr. Spirko discussing a prepareness topic by himself. Since 2013 he includes a "This Year in History Segment" focused on interpreting and discussing past famous historical events from a modern libertarian preparedness point of view.

According to his website, topics include:[1]


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References

  1. ↑ Survival Podcast.com Sample episodes Accessed January 6, 2015