Survival Dad Podcast with Buck Rizvi Survival and self-reliance enthusiast Buck Rizvi interviews Tim Schmidt, Tim Larkin & James Schramko on Self Defense, Prepping, Bushcraft & Online Business Building!

Today’s Survival Dad episode includes vital information for survival dads. The podcast features an interview with Jeff Anderson, founder and editor-in-chief of Modern Combat Survival Magazine and president of the International Society of Close-Quarter Combatants. Buck and Jeff examine the difference between urban survival and wilderness survival, and they discuss how people—both ordinary and experienced—react when it comes down to surviving. Learn the warning signs and the nature of a survival scenario and what it you can do to be prepared. And join us for a discussion what survival gear is essential and be sure to take advantage of Jeff’s offer to give our listeners a copy of his free Survival Gear Secrets book.

In today’s episode of the Survival Dad podcast, Buck speaks with Mike Dillard, a Texan entrepreneur and fellow survival dad. They discuss the importance of becoming self-reliant in terms of financial and other resources needed to make it through a period of recession or natural disaster. Mike talks about the skills needed to start your own business and about how vital it is to learn the “art of selling” to become successful. He explains how the world moves in cycles, and how our current situation seems about to change. You will also learn from Buck and Mike what it means to be a survival dad.

On today’s Survival Dad podcast, Buck speaks with Kevin Thompson, a former Alaskan fisherman who is

now running a number of successful businesses. Kevin tells us how he spent years trying to figure out

what he really wanted in life and what was actually important to him.

Join Buck and Kevin in their conversation about the importance of coaching, setting goals, and actively

appreciating your professional and personal success. They discuss the value of having a supportive

environment and how money—while it can provide financial independence—isn’t everything in life.

Biohacking might sound like something taken out of a sci-fi movie, but Dave Asprey explains how easy it is to biohack, and how we can benefit from hacking our organism. A former Silicon Valley VP and the author of Bulletproof Diet, Dave is a true entrepreneur, who is devoting a major part of his life to learning how to hack your body and optimize its functions — especially when it comes to our brain.

 

Hear about what makes a great coffee, and learn how a truly amazing coffee can benefit your daily life in more ways than you might think. Dave explains how coffee and other foods and drinks impact your body and digestive system, and he gives valuable advice on controlling your food intake and staying healthy.

In this episode of Survival Dad, Buck is joined by Simon Black, the founder of Sovereign Man, who shares his views on the current financial situation of the United States and discusses the warning signs of an impending financial downturn. 

Simon also talks about personal privacy and how not only governments, but other institutions can easily track your online communication and financial decisions.

According to Simon, it’s more important than ever before to have a Plan B. He describes how you should divide up your investments to avoid investing in only one type of asset, and that you should consider relocating to another country that can support your desired lifestyle, but at a lower cost.

Today's episode features valuable information for anyone interested in starting their own business to secure their family's financial situation.

Buck speaks with James Schramko, a successful entrepreneur and the founder of several businesses, including superfastbusiness.com, about how and why James chose to transition from his successful day job into business ownership.

James explains the importance of having multiple income streams, and he tells us how to find the courage to venture into entrepreneurship. He explains why we need to be honest with ourselves about our strengths and weaknesses, and why we have to set goals and stay on-track.

Which platform should you use for your online business? Should you take on all the work yourself from the start, or is it feasible to outsource some tasks? Why does James keep talking about trains, and what exactly are "ninja-pinos?"

Continue on with the podcast or see the transcript at the SurvivalDad website to find out.