by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Oct 5, 2015 | Gun Safety, Interview, Parental Prepping, Philosophy, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids
If you’ve picked up a Survival magazine, heard a podcast, or been to a Prepper/Self-Reliance Expo of late, you’ve no doubt run across articles and information on Survival Medicine from “Doc Bones & Nurse Amy” of DoomAndBloom.net. I had the...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Oct 5, 2015 | Interview, Philosophy, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids, Promotional
A fabulous discussion on “Doctor Prepper’s Critical Preparedness Radio (CPR) Talk Show” James Talmage Stevens, aka, “Dr. Prepper” is author of the #1 best-selling “Making the Best of Basics” and has sold more than 800,000...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Apr 14, 2015 | Interview, Philosophy, Prepper Pete, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids
I’ve been fortunate enough to have quite a few radio interviews over the past few years. However, few of those interviewers take the time to write out detailed outlines of our time together, so I appreciate the fact that John Wesley Smith at DestinySurvival...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Apr 12, 2015 | Gun Safety, News, Philosophy, Review
It’s not often I get the chance to review a book from another children’s author, but today is one of those days! Authors Brian Jeffs and- Nathan Nephew, co-hosts of “At Odds: A Political Talkshow” have written a book that goes in depth about...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Jan 9, 2014 | Parental Prepping, Philosophy, Prepper Pete, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids, Review
“The books are well written and beautifully illustrated… presents a concise argument for the reasons to prep and follows that up with simple, concrete steps to become better prepared… Bottom line, I liked the book but think it’s content… would...
by Kermit Jones, Jr. | Nov 20, 2013 | Interview, Philosophy, Prepper Pete, Prepping Children, Prepping Kids
Today I’ll begin a series of posts that stemmed from an interview on USA Prepares with Vincent Finelli. I’m grateful to Vincent for allowing me the opportunity to teach the class some ideas, and it ended up being quite successful! The bottom line is that...
