229 Episode 229: TOTW on What To Eat
Today, we explore the idea of how to choose what to eat from your pantry in a thought of the walk episode. What is a thought of the walk episode?…
Format: Solo / Monologue
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227 Episode 227: Making Self Employment Work
Today, we talk through five things to help you be successful in your transition to self employment if that is the path you choose. Get your questions in for a…
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226 Episode 226: Ryan Steva on Home Maintenance
Lots of women write to me about this show - glad that I share my successes and failures ---often trying to do things that are traditionally handled by men. Today…
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225 Episode 225: Four Essential Herbs for Your Home Apothecary
Today, I share my four essential herbs that I like to have on hand in my home apothecary for the winter. #HollerHatWednesday: What is the birth number of the child…
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224 Episode 224: We Want the Same Thing
Today, we will talk about 3 core motivations that almost everyone has - and what it means in our day to day interactions. Direct Download Tales from the Prepper Pantry…
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223 Episode 223: Thought of the Walk on Rebuilding
Today's podcast is a thought of the walk on rebuilding. Every once in awhile on a walk, I have a thought. Sometimes they are even worth sharing with Y'all! Rebuilding…
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212 Episode 212: 5 Ways to Make A Power Outage Better without a Generator
Today, we talk through five power outage ideas if you do not have a generator. There are many things you can do to make things a little easier when you…
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221 Episode 221: Six Foundations for Lifestyle Freedom
Today, I want to review the 6 foundations of Lifestyle Freedom - a list I have been working on for a few months. It started out at 15 and gradually…
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219 Episode 219: Flight for Combat Veterans
Today we have a quick update conversation with Kurt Dugger about his Dark Horse 450 flight (that is 450 miles) with a paramotor across Tennessee. Because the weather is so…
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218 Episode 218: Pantry Management 101
Someone asked me to elaborate on something that has always seemed simple to me: Load from the back and take from the front in your pantry. So I got to…
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