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308: Surviving and Thriving in a Disaster Situationw/ Bill Fulton & Jeanne Chilton Devon, authors of Survive and Thrive: How to Prepare for Any Disaster Without Ammo, Camo, or Eating Your Neighbor
A disaster has arrived. Do you have the right supplies? The right mindset? Are you ready?
\nLast time this topic came up, we spoke with David Pogue on enormous questions of how to choose where to live and to make sure you are relatively prepared for the climate-changed future. This show is downstream from there: what do you do given that you potentially are not moving somewhere else and need to keep yourself and family safe immediately?
\nIn this episode of Reversing Climate Change, Ross Kenyon hosts Jeanne Chilton Devon and Bill Fulton, authors of Survive and Thrive: How to Prepare for Any Disaster Without Ammo, Camo, or Eating Your Neighbor; and The Blood of Patriots: How I Took Down an Anti-Government Militia with Beer, Bounty Hunting, and Badassery.
\nThey discuss the importance of being prepared for disasters, triggered by their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. They emphasise that preparation helps reduce anxiety, arguing that a sense of control enables individuals to cope with disasters effectively.
\nThey also recommend various practical aspects including water, food storage, security and mental wellness, and urge people to custom-build their survival kits, taking into account their specific situations. They advocate for community-level preparation (AKA knowing your neighbors), incorporating knowledge-sharing and developing interpersonal relationships.
\nThe discussion also stresses the role of sustainability and self-sufficiency in disaster preparedness, especially in the context of climate change.
\nTune in to get primed to think about disaster response in a climate context!
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\n\n\n\n\n\n\nResources
\n\u2060Survive and Thrive: How to Prepare for Any Disaster Without Ammo, Camo, or Eating Your Neighbor\u2060 by Jeanne Chilton Devon & Bill Fulton
\n\u2060The Blood of Patriots: How I Took Down an Anti-Government Militia with Beer, Bounty Hunting, and Badassery\u2060 by Jeanne Chilton Devon & Bill Fulton
\nHomestead Survival: An Insider's Guide to Your Great Escape by Marty Raney
\nThe episode of Reversing Climate Change where we discuss insurance, how to choose a physical location for your dwelling, which parts of the country to live in, etc.: "Climate Prepping: How Should Your Family Adapt?\u2014w/ David Pogue, author of How to Prepare for Climate Change"
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