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In many natural disasters, we often lose electricity, occasionally for extended time. This creates a challenge in preparing food. We must have alternatives for preparing food.

In Episode #32, we explore many options for cooking without electricity, and some creative ways to bake, fry, and slow cook.

We must stress that USING A GRILL INSIDE IS DANGEROUS AND CAN KILL!

 A propane cook stove inside can be safely used for short periods in well ventilated areas.

Here are some of the options we discuss for alternative cooking methods when the power is off.

Butane stove, Rocket stove, alcohol stove, backpack stoves

Grills may be used for more than grilling:
Side burner Use
Using a crock pot insert for slow cookIng
Baking
Frying
Roasting
Smokeing

Turkey fryers are for more than frying turkeys

Cooking On Open Fires
Fireplace
Camp fires
With foil  &  Disposable pans

Heating Water
Turkey fryers
Open fires
Fireplaces

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In Episode #31, we bring you more low cost, or no cost, prepping ideas. 

We begin with exercise - we just need to get moving and get healthier. Here's some things to help, which don't feel so much like exercising.

Developing relationships - we as a society no longer know our neighbors, much less the people in the neighborhood. These are our first line of help in a disaster.

Collecting things we have around the house which may have usefulness in a disaster or other SHTF situation costs nothing. You'll discover things you forgot you had. Organize them so you will know where they are when you need them.

Learning skills is not enough. We have to practice our skills. Build a fire. Cook on it. Practice identifying plants.... especially the ones that will hurt you. Go hunting or fishing. Even if you aren't out for food, it's relaxing and good for the soul.

Purge stuff - is your garage, prepper closet, or shelves crowded with things you no longer need, no longer work, or are just in the way. Throw out the junk and consider selling or giving away no longer needed items.

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In episode # 29 Mark gets into a bit of a rant about the attitudes and arrogance of social media posters. Prepping is a personal thing. You do not get to define prepping for someone else.

We discuss balance in prepping, Not focusing too narrowly or on a singulat SHTF event.

We also run through some problems preppers in Texas experienced during the snow and power outages of Feb 2021.

Other topics included are:
Regional weather events, supply chain disruptions financial threats, and security issues.

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KEYWORDS

TEOTWAWKI, Survival, prepper, prepping, prepping podcast, prepper podcast, apocalypse,

SHTF, lifestyle, Mark Lawley, Krista Lawley

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In episode #28 we discuss alternative ways to do "normal" things without electricity. Discussed are ways to make coffee, ways to save your frozen and refrigerated foods, doing laundry, and bathing.

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Episode #27 is brought to you by "Practical Prepping For Everyday People - A common Sense Guide To Preparing For Life's Emergencies" available on Amazon wherever books are sold.
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In this episode is entitled "WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO".  We discuss why we prepare, and why we podcast. 

Our purpose is to help you become more prepared for life's emergencies which WILL come.

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Stuff Happens. Stay Prepared.

Thank you,
Mark & Krista

With the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic, the SAPIENS podcast is going viral. In this first episode of season 3, SAPIENS hosts Chip Colwell and Jen Shannon revisit a story about preppers from our first season. Jen calls Chad Huddleston, one of the anthropologists featured on that show, to find out how he and the preppers he studies are handling the COVID-19 crisis. In closing, Chip reaches out to SAPIENS columnist and anthropologist Steve Nash to discuss panic buying, toilet paper, and more.

• Chad Huddleston is an adjunct assistant professor at St. Louis University and an instructor at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. Read his SAPIENS article: “For Preppers, the Apocalypse Is Just Another Disaster.”
• Steve Nash is a historian of science, an archaeologist at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and a columnist for SAPIENS. Check out his column Curiosities and follow him on Twitter @nash_dr.

It's easy to think about being prepared for the big one.  But when the big one hits, it usually isn't just one big thing that causes SHTF.  It is usually a combination of things that converge to cause a perfect storm.

• TEOTWAWKI vs. The Perfect Storm
• Ep. Link – Episode 600

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It’s the end of the world as we know it. How do you feel? SAPIENS co-host Jen Shannon follows the trail of some contemporary preppers with the help of anthropologist Chad Huddleston. Then she dives into history with Tim Kohler, an archaeologist and expert on Ancestral Puebloan peoples of the U.S. Southwest.

Chad Huddleston is an adjunct assistant professor of anthropology at Saint Louis University in Missouri and an instructor at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville. In March, he published an article about his work with preppers at SAPIENS.org: “For Preppers, the Apocalypse Is Just Another Disaster.”

Tim Kohler is a professor of archaeology and evolutionary anthropology at Washington State University. He also serves as coordinator for the Village Ecodynamics Project, a multidisciplinary effort to study the connection between Ancestral Puebloan peoples and their environment in the U.S. Southwest.

This episode of Sapiens was produced by Paul Karolyi, edited by Matthew Simonson, and hosted by Chip Colwell, Esteban Gomez, and Jen Shannon.

Sapiens producer Arielle Milkman, executive producer Cat Jaffee, and House of Pod intern Lucy Soucek provided additional support.

All music is produced and designed by Matthew Simonson with illustration by David Williams, and fact-checking by Christine Weeber.

Sapiens is part of the American Anthropological Association Podcast Library.

This is an editorially independent podcast funded by the Wenner-Gren Foundation and produced by House of Pod.

Episode 29, Part 2 - 9/10/2017 - Hosts Brian & Britt continue talking about Preparedness, while delving into more SHTF topics and Urban Survival. Drinks were from Lucky Bucket: Hoodang Wheat and Stupify IPA.

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