Sara on Tonights NPM!!

You know what a zombie is when a person dies and is buried seems a certain voodoo priest who will have the power to bring him back to life horrible it's worse than horrible because a zombie has no will of his own you see. Them sometimes walking around blindly with dead. Eyes following orders not knowing what they do not caring you mean like democrats. PBN family Sarah Hathaway joins us for National Preparedness Month tonight. The Phoenix will return on the 28th for another episode. Dave Jones, the NBC guy, will wrap National Preparedness Month up Wednesday on the 30th, the grand finale. And I hear even the warden will show up. So that's going to be an amazing show. It has been an incredible month, folks. And tonight we're talking The Changing Earth with Sarah Hathaway. We're going to talk all about the audio drama and the future and the past and the present. It's a big series, and I think... Well, I don't think. I really know in my heart of hearts that it's going to be on the television set one day. They'll be streaming it on the phone. There'll be actors and actresses playing roles because it's... It's just built for it. It really blows me away that it hasn't made it yet. That's what really blows me away. Nobody's looked at it. I think if we weren't battling in the world of culture and woke-ism, nightmares, if we didn't have to go over that hump, that that series would have long been made. To me, it's a no-brainer. If I had the money, I'd just dump it right into it. No questions asked. I mean... If I was a multi-millionaire, billionaire type dude, I'd just be like, yeah, let's make it happen. Let's find a studio, get the cast, fly Sarah out here. She directs it. Boom. Let's get this thing in people's ears and eyes. They're going to love it. Sarah on tonight. That'll be great. Dave Jones on his podcast the other day mentioned, and he mentioned this to me more than once. So I wanted to Make sure I touch base with you on it. He talked about a checklist or a list rather of a list of deals. We get a lot of deals at PBN. We definitely get a lot of deals. I used to post up at PBNfamily.com a page of deals that I'd find on Amazon at deep discount. I don't do that anymore. But maybe it all does need to sort of sit in a recurring email. I don't know how many people are interested in a recurring email. There's a lot of you on our email list already. But if you're interested in a recurring email, you could sign up the newsletter right down at the bottom of the show description here. You're going to see a bunch of stuff in the show description, Be Prepared Solutions, Supporter Club, other things. At the bottom there, you're going to see newsletter. You click that link and that'll take you to sign up for the newsletter. Wait, will it? Yeah, it'll sign you up, take you right to MailChimp to sign up for the newsletter. And bingo, you get on board. 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So it may be the way to go for you. What the hell else? What happened? What happened? National Preparedness Month. Four days left. What happened? Legitimately, tell me what happened in your life. What did you guys do? Did you guys do anything cool? Did you add anything big to the arsenal? It's a great harvest time right now. Are you harvesting? Are you canning? What's going on? You know, I was looking, I almost, I didn't do it, but I almost repaired a rain barrel today. That has to be repaired. But I almost repaired a rain barrel out on the front of the house today. What did I do? Cleaned out the shed today. I thought I did something that was pretty damn preparedness related this morning. It's been one of those long mornings into a long day's journey into night is what it's been. It's not the kind of, it was a beautiful Saturday. It was one of those Saturdays where you put the work in for people. You see a bunch of people, you know what I mean? Look, I don't know. I love being out as much as I love being in. I'll just go with that. I went and saw my niece and nephew play soccer. That was great. I went and saw my dad this morning. That was great. I, uh, You know, spend some time at home with just me and my youngest. That was great. And, you know, frankly, we were out, me and the family, we were out all day Friday at the state fair having a blast. I don't know. You know, this is just, if I get into the setting up of a life and all that kind of stuff, I'll put you guys to sleep. It's not the time for that. But just, you know, you don't need to be a billionaire. Everybody thinks you've got to be a billionaire to do different things nowadays. You know. I guess it depends on how you raise the people you're with and the type of people you wind up spending your life with. You know what I mean? That kind of thing. And of course, you know, I'm blessed. The kids are great. They really are. They're great kids. I thought that kids... I thought it was my fault. I thought it was my doing and me and the wife. I thought, we made a couple of great kids, huh? They're fun to be around. You know, all that kind of stuff. It just turns out, you know, they're just We just got lucky. They're people. They're cool people. I mean, I'm sure we had tremendous influence on them. They're our kids, but I've run into some rough kids, man. I don't know. I don't know. I'll tell you this much, though. Sunday night, okay, tomorrow night, 9 p.m., we're back at it. Radio check, okay? Be there for the radio check if you got your Skycom radio. If not, listen to me. Listen to me. Very easy. Skycom. S-K-Y-C-O-M-P-T-T dot com. Go to shop. There's a little bar there for your affiliate code. Put in the code PBN. And you get your radio. If you really don't want to spend money, but you want to get on this radio, check as cheaply as possible. They got the Go Plus. $ 199. And the Go Plus is going to put you on the pock Immediately. So that radio is going to come programmed with everything you need to do our radio checks and to access anyone else with that Skycom radio. I haven't done it yet, but I'm going to get both kids a Skycom Go Plus. I think I'm going to get the wife the same G2 that I have. Just makes sense with the GMRS. But this is it, you know, this is the one we threw our hat in with for our alternate communications. Why? There's a million reasons why, you know what I mean? The biggest one is, well, the biggest one is capabilities and limitations, right? Look, Dave Jones, not knowingly, but just through knowing him, has shaped my preparedness world. So much, man. When you hear Dave Jones, he has a great radio personality, man. He's awesome on the show. He pops in. He's one of the rare people. Maybe the rarest in the fact that he can pop in after being gone for like a month and not even miss a beat. But what Dave Jones hides in his podcasts are these phrases that are they're prepper gold, and I probably need to do, I probably need to do a Dave Jones phrases show, just collect them all up, and then explain to you what they've done for my preparedness life, you know, for my preparedness lifestyle choices, I mean, Dave Jones has done some things, guys, you know, like I've taken some classes, I've done some training and that kind of stuff. But like Dave's Dave's nuclear biological chemical class EMP class that he did in a Virginia conference room. shaded my whole preparedness plan going forward. I mean, this is years ago. This is 15 years ago, maybe. I don't know. Probably about, a little younger than, so probably about 12 years ago, something like that. But he just, you know, he just shaded, over the years, he's just done that. And when it came to, when it comes to these big decisions, what I say to myself is, if I want to do this prep? Is it going to work for me? If I want to do this prep, is it going to become a capability for me? That's number one, right? Okay, cool. Then, what is it? The next question is, is it going to become a capability for my family? Or is it going to become a limitation for my family? Ham radio, to me, one of the biggest hang-ups from the get-go was if I'm having this kind of trouble getting a ham license, learning how to work a ham radio, how am I going to teach both kids and my wife? Because if both kids and my wife don't have a ham radio or don't know how to operate a ham radio, then I'm putting this thing in the house that might cost us precious time. Who knows? You know what I mean? Who knows what could happen with it, but it's not going to operate the way I want it to operate. Um, My whole journey into emergency comms has been a lot about that. You know, that's not to say that our emergency methods, our contingency methods aren't going to be understood by everybody. But, you know, I could explain, and I have actually to my oldest son, I could explain mesh-tastic technology to my kids in 40 minutes, 30 minutes. You know what I mean? It's not really all that difficult. It's on the computer, which is a big benefit. Uh, at least, you know, where you download the software and all that. Plus I have this great, uh, this great class by Chin, the one and only, the comms wizard here at PBN. Um, you guys tell me if you want to give him a different name. I am the intrepid commander. I feel like he should probably have something along those lines in terms of communications. The comms wizard thing comes from, um, That comes from the Matter of Facts guys who I can't remember. I'm pretty sure the podcast was called when Phil Rabelais in particular started getting into GMRS and comms. I remember him posting a show and I think it was comms is wizardry or comms is magic or something like that. And then there was a subsequent follow-up show that was great and it was called comms is still magic or comms is still wizardry. and I don't know, I just loved it, I thought it was, like, just such an, you know, I don't know, them guys, they just hit it sometimes, you know what I mean, over there on Matter of Facts, they, they have a great, they have a great take on it all, you know what I mean, those great takes, please, you know, if you listen to a prepper, or any preppers in particular, or somebody who does an informational podcast, you know what I mean, that is, is shaded with entertainment, and, uh, You know, information, like, just understand, like, the things that, the concepts that they grab onto, they grab onto after lots of thought. Oh, my God, look at the sky. Oh, it's a fall sky, guys. The autumn sky is coming. You got to go to Substack, Surviving America over at Substack. Go search it and read my The Promise of Autumn because The Promise of Autumn is worth reading right now. It's not long. It'll take you a couple minutes to read it, but boy, oh boy, does it capture this whole thing. I guess you're going to let me go. You're stopping, so I'm going to go. I don't know what you're doing. Cars and people, I love them. I love when cars and people get together. Good decisions are always made. So yeah, capabilities and limitations, PBN family. I'm going to put together that show for you. That's one that needs to go down in history at PBN. I did a show about the hosts. It's probably a good time to do that again, too. I did a show years ago that was everything I learned from the hosts, which is immense. I mean, I have learned. If you look at me, literally, if you look at me and you go like, man, I want to get as prepared as James is with the things that he does and has, just understand a big chunk of that comes from my hosts, man, and what I learned from them. Huge. Huge. I mean, I'm talking about the majority. You know what I mean? I don't spend my time poring over preparedness books. I don't spend my time watching preparedness YouTube. I don't do it. What I do do is listen to the Prepper Broadcasting Network and talk to my people on the phone and listen to what they're doing, see what they're doing. And I just get into this world where it's like, you know, these guys are just, you know, it's like, You got people panning for gold around you all the time, right? When we find gold, we share it with each other. And before you know it, you got a basket full of gold. And you're like, okay, this is working. I hope you got some panners in your life. I really do. It makes a world of difference. PBM family, I just wanted to pop on to remind you about the show tonight. 10 p.m. Eastern. We'll be live on Rumble. We'll be live on X. We'll be live on Instagram. It's a rare time you're going to get me up 10 p.m. Eastern for a show. And I'll be there with Sarah Hathaway, and we're going to talk the one and only changing earth. All right? Talk to you soon, folks. See you at the Sunday radio check, right? Listen up, PBN family. If you want a viable alternate emergency communications method, every Sunday, 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. We will be conducting a radio check with the community. You will need a POC-capable radio from Skycom PTT. These radios will come equipped with the Preppers National Radio Network Talk Group. Our radio checks will be. In said talk group. Come 9 p.m. Eastern on Sunday. The Intrepid Commander will lead off with a radio check. Bring yourself. Bring your Skycom PTT radio. Bring a dad joke. And join the Prepper Broadcasting Network Emergency Comms Group. Visit SkycomPTT.com to get your radio. And look for the PBN button on the left under shop so we get credit. See you Sunday night.