Posts by Brian Duff
Prepper Camp with Rick Austin
I first attended Prepper Camp in 2017 and had a fantastic time. If you’re into preparedness, and since you’re reading this article, I’m going to assume that you are, Prepper Camp is the event for you! With that, read on and learn about this awesome event! What Is Prepper Camp? Prepper Camp is an annual…
Read MoreEnsuring a Safe Off-Grid Water Supply
Lyle, a Mind4Survival reader, sent me this question: “I just purchased an off-grid cabin in Northern Arizona that hasn’t been lived in for five years or more. A local company hauls water to this and other parcels, and we have two empty containers for water, one of about 400 gallons and the other of about…
Read MorePrepper Pantry: A Practical Guide to Stocking Your Kitchen
A well-stocked prepper pantry is essential in today’s uncertain world of societal turmoil, economic strife, and kinetic geo-political gamesmanship. Whether it’s natural disasters, power outages, or economic disruptions, having a well-stocked pantry also provides long-term security and peace of mind. The purpose of this article is to provide a practical guide to stocking your kitchen…
Read MoreCrisis Communication Plan (The What, Why, and How)
Emergencies can happen at any time, and they often strike without warning. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a medical emergency, or a security threat, having a plan in place can make all the difference in keeping you and your loved ones safe. That’s why every household needs a crisis communication plan. What is a Crisis…
Read MorePotassium Iodide: A Nuclear Survival Kit Must Have
As tensions between nuclear-armed countries continue to rise, it’s becoming increasingly important for preppers to include nuclear war survival supplies in their emergency kits. One such supply that is essential to have on hand is Potassium Iodide (KI). The world is edging ever closer to a nuclear attack, if not an all-out nuclear war. Tensions…
Read More163: One Disaster, Two Disaster, Three with Chris Richards
In this episode, Chris Richards and Brian discuss the compounding disaster Chris experienced at the beginning of COVID. COVID began to cause societal issues in January 2020. In February 2020, Chris’s daughter experienced a significant medical emergency. And, by early March, her son elected to take pictures of the Eifel Tower… no, not in Las…
Read More162: Grief as a Force Multiplier
It’s an ironclad fact that preparedness involves more than just the superficial tasks of physical preparation. It’s also an unassailable fact that prepping must include mental and emotional preparation for one of the most debilitating aspects of disastrous times—grief. Grief is important to understand because all of us will most likely struggle with the impact…
Read MoreHow to Manage Stress and Anxiety in Preparedness
Managing stress and anxiety is an important preparedness topic that is often overlooked. It’s ignored because preparing for future struggles is often rooted in worry about future events. And, that worry causes us to place our preparedness ahead of all else. However, that’s not to say that preparedness is not an excellent course of action…
Read MoreUCO Candle Lantern Review & Guide (2023)
The UCO Candle Lantern is an excellent product for every outdoor enthusiast. Whether you’re a weekend camper, or a prepper looking for an alternate, grid-down light source, the UCO Candle Lantern may be the reliable piece of gear you need. Its unique design, durable build, and long-lasting candle make it a great consideration for your…
Read MoreSuunto MC-2 Compass – Guide and Review (2023)
You should always have a reliable navigation option with you when traveling outdoors. That’s because cell phones, which most people rely on for location services, don’t always work when away from the concrete jungle. When that happens, or the batteries on your GPS stop working, you’ll need the reliability of a compass to ensure you…
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