Come learn about trees with us before planting season! In this conversation with Chris and AC, Nathan Dickeson discusses the common misconceptions about buying farmland for homesteading. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the condition of the land, particularly the nutrient levels and the presence of trees, which can significantly impact self-reliance and sustainability efforts.

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC discuss essential preparations for the upcoming winter season. They cover a range of topics including long-range weather forecasts, the importance of understanding your winter risk matrix, and the maintenance of heating systems. The conversation also highlights fire safety, insurance coverage, vehicle preparation, and the necessity of stocking emergency supplies. Additionally, they provide tips for winterizing homes and gardens, ensuring listeners are well-prepared for the challenges of winter weather.

Have a special prepper that is impossible to shop for the holidays for? Chris and AC have your back! This gift guide episode has everything from budget to bougie, so sit back and relax with Stakeholder Prepping as we fill out your holiday shopping list!

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC delve into the topic of earthquakes, discussing their causes, geographical risks, and the various effects they can have on communities. They emphasize the importance of preparedness, including understanding earthquake insurance, essential supplies, and emergency response strategies. The conversation also touches on the controversial Triangle of Life theory and the significance of self-extrication tools for safety during an earthquake. Overall, the episode serves as a comprehensive guide for listeners to become better prepared for potential seismic events.

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC explore various scavenging techniques and creative uses for items found in abandoned homes and vehicles. They discuss the importance of being resourceful in survival situations, highlighting items like magnesium for fire starting, old car parts for power generation, and even unconventional materials like gypsum and toilet tank lids. The conversation emphasizes the need for creativity and adaptability in prepping, while also providing practical tips for listeners.

In this episode of Stakeholder Prepping, Chris and AC interview Branden Vaudreuil, founder of Vodes Preparedness, who shares his journey into the world of freeze-dried food. The conversation covers the differences between freeze-drying and dehydrating, the science behind shelf life, and the importance of food security. Branden discusses his innovative meal options, pricing strategies, and the challenges of running a food business. He emphasizes the significance of preparedness in everyday life and offers insights into the future of his product line, including upcoming meals and customer feedback.

In this obligatory gun episode, Chris and AC discuss shotguns as an addition to the prepper arsenal. The conversation explores common myths surrounding shotguns, including misconceptions about aiming, recoil, and their effectiveness compared to rifles. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the appropriate use of firearms and the advancements in technology that mitigate recoil, making shotguns accessible to a wider range of users.

In this episode, Chris and AC delve into the complexities of electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) and coronal mass ejections (CMEs), discussing their potential threats and historical context. They explore the differences between nuclear and non-nuclear EMPs, highlight significant historical events like the Carrington Event, and assess the likelihood of these threats. The conversation emphasizes practical preparedness steps, including the importance of analog backups, off-grid power, and medical supplies, while also addressing misconceptions about EMPs and the actual risks involved.