This episode of Stakeholder Prepping focuses on the importance of involving children in emergency preparedness. The hosts discuss practical ways to engage kids in prepping activities, emphasizing the development of resilience, problem-solving skills, and responsibility. They share fun games, essential gear, and health considerations, while also highlighting the significance of communication and emergency plans. The conversation wraps up with a call to action for parents to actively involve their children in their preparedness strategies.

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC delve into the fascinating world of urban foraging, exploring various edible plants that can be found in urban environments. They discuss the importance of understanding climacteric fruits, identifying edible versus poisonous plants, and the nutritional value of common foraged items like dandelions, roses, and maple trees. The conversation emphasizes the practicality of urban foraging for survival and self-sufficiency, providing listeners with valuable insights and tips for foraging in their own neighborhoods.

In this episode, Chris and AC celebrate their one-year podcast anniversary, reflecting on their journey and the importance of preparedness. They engage with listeners through shout-outs and answer questions about tactical gear, economic crises, and bug-out bags. The conversation emphasizes the need for practical preparation and staying fit for survival. They also discuss their affiliate partnerships and recommend products that align with their mission of empowering individuals to take charge of their own preparedness.

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, hosts Chris and AC delve into the world of mobile applications designed for preppers. They discuss the importance of being prepared for various emergencies, the debate surrounding EMP preparedness, and the essential apps that can aid in everyday survival. The conversation covers weather and navigation tools, survival skills apps, and government resources like the FEMA app. They also explore advanced tactical applications that enhance situational awareness and communication in crisis scenarios, emphasizing the need for practical knowledge and preparedness in uncertain times.

In this gripping episode of Stakeholder Prepping, we dive into the firsthand accounts of Billy, a Maui resident who has lived through the Lahaina fires and the Russian earthquake that triggered a tsunami warning. Join hosts Chris and AC as they explore Billy's unique perspective on the challenges of living in an all-hazards area, the community's response, and the lessons learned from these natural disasters. Discover how the spirit of aloha and preparedness play crucial roles in navigating emergencies in Hawaii. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion on resilience, community, and survival!

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, hosts Chris and AC delve into the intricacies of long range shooting. They cover a range of topics including the benefits of suppressors, the differences between subsonic and supersonic ammo, and the importance of understanding scope systems like MOA and MRAD. The conversation also explores the impact of bullet grain weight, the Coriolis effect on bullet trajectory, and practical tips for zeroing rifles. The hosts share their personal experiences and insights, making this episode a comprehensive guide for both novice and experienced shooters.

In this episode, Chris and AC delve into the psychology of collapse, exploring how individuals and groups react under extreme pressure. They discuss Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its relevance in crisis situations, emphasizing the importance of group dynamics and personality traits in survival scenarios. The conversation highlights the Myers-Briggs personality test as a tool for assessing potential group members and navigating ethical dilemmas in survival situations. The hosts stress the need for preparation and the establishment of group norms before a crisis occurs, ultimately advocating for proactive measures in building a reliable survival community.

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, hosts Chris and AC delve into the psychological and social aspects of being a prepper. They discuss the stigma associated with prepping, the social costs of being seen as 'that guy', and how to navigate relationships with non-preppers. The conversation highlights the psychological benefits of preparedness, the balance between anxiety and control, and practical strategies for effective prepping. They also explore the importance of building a support network and framing preparedness as a form of insurance against unexpected events. Real-world examples of government failures during crises are shared to emphasize the need for personal preparedness.