If you missed it, this is last week’s episodes
Here are some podcast episodes october 26 for you to listen to this weekend:
The Preparedness Podcast Episode 195 – Preparedness Questions Part 1
The Preparedness Podcast Episode 196 – Preparedness Questions Part 2
Some Podcast Episodes Oct 19 for this weekend. If you missed it, here’s last weekend’s picks.
Fat Burning Man Episode Rich Roll – Vegans vs Paleo
Ripple Outdoors Episode 1318 – How to Field Dress a Deer
The Outdoor Podcast Episode 31 – Basics of Deer Hunting
Podcasts are a great way to learn new things, be exposed to new ideas, and hear news not filtered by your local media’s biases.
If it’s legal in your area, then both.
Some situations would be solved by the threat of pepper spray, some by its deployment. Some situations may require the threat of a firearm, and – as much as we hate to admit – some situations do require the use of the gun for personal protection.
It would be a shame to use a gun where pepper spray would have been effective. It would be just as regrettable to only have pepper spray where a gun was necessary.
Unfortunately, the gun option isn’t really possible here in Canada – unless you’re at home or out hunting. Even then, you would still be treated like a criminal.
Tomorrow I am heading out on Vacation for a little over a week.
Surviving the rainy Vancouver winter typically means getting a week or two of sunshine in each year.
I am not a fan of laying on the beach for hours, just soaking up the sun. But I sure can snorkel and crash waves for hours on end. Then I like to come back to the shade, put on the sunglass, and get out the Kindle to read a book. I find that I can go through a couple Kindle books, some audioBooks, podcasts, and movies this way.
One of the books I’ve been meaning to read lately is George Orwell’s 1984. Like many, I read this back in highschool. Also like many, you don’t learn all of the lessons in this book as a teenager – though some of the topics do stay with you.
As we get deeper into the fall season every year, we come across the Thanksgiving holiday.
It’s such a great tradition; one that we must keep gong for future generations too.
Some think that it is a celebration of food – and that’s not exactly wrong. But I feel there’s a lot more to it than that.
Other’s think it is a celebration of family – and again, this isn’t exactly wrong.
Here are some podcast episodes I recommend for this weekend.
If you missed it, here are last weekend’s
The Survival Podcast Episode 269 – The Issues Test (Where do you stand and why?)
Important questions to ask yourself when an issue comes up. Whether it is political, news, or in your everyday life.
The Survival Podcast Episode 417 – Reducing your tax footprint
The taxes that affect your daily life, how it enables the government to spend more and more, and how to reduce your tax burden. Hint: Be self-sufficient. The less you spend the less tax you pay.
Harvest Eating Episode 180 – How Much Food is in Your Pantry
Chef Keith discusses the economy and how a deep pantry is something to work on in the good times.
Harvest Eating Episode 181 – Some Fall Cooking Ideas
Some great ideas on fall cooking and what to do with the fall harvest.
(Sorry to hear about the apples Keith)
Mr.Nobody was kind enough to leave the following comment on my post about a day at the shooting range:
“A firearm (or many) is pretty much a prerequisite to self-reliance and personal liberty. Which is why you can’t and don’t really have either in Canada.”
So that brings up the question, is it even possible to have personal liberty in Canada? Can we really be free?
I grew up listening to Ted Nugent, Metallica, AC/DC, Guns’n’Roses, and Aerosmith.
Being a teenager in the 1990s, I think I was the last of the generation to do so too.
However, I had an extra special bonus growing up in southwestern Ontario: I was in radio reception to Detroit and listened to ZRock 102.7, which later became ‘The Bear’. Ted Nugent was a morning host for what seemed like a couple of years, and I enjoyed listening to him getting ready for school.
Last weekend I recommended some podcast episodes for you to listen to.
I want to do that again this weekend. I listen to so many good ones that I want to share.
These are a few of the best episodes I listened to this past week:
As I said last week, I am a real podcast junkie. I quite often have one on the go.
I will keep recommending episodes as I hear good ones, mostly relating to health, wealth, independence, survival, and preparedness.
Did you listen to any good podcasts this week?
I recently answered some questions on a survey for the Canadian Government about Consumer Nutrition, Food Labelling, and what they can do to help.
The survey was poorly laid out for most consumers to actually answer; Questions were unclear and the survey was too long. It likely cost us a lot of money to put on though, no doubt.
I thought I would share some of my answers which reflect my opinions on consumer nutrition responsibility and food labelling requirements.