Offgrid Journey

Henry Sherman
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Welcome to Offgrid Journey, where practical self-sufficiency meets compelling storytelling. Hosted by a retired Navy veteran turned homesteader, this podcast explores the realities of off-grid living, sustainable homesteading practices, and essential survival skills. With two decades of military discipline and training behind him, our host brings a unique perspective to the homesteading lifestyle. Now residing on a thriving South Carolina homestead, he shares authentic insights into the challenges and rewards of disconnecting from conventional utilities while building a resilient, self-reliant life. Drawing on his background as a published thriller author, he weaves practical knowledge with engaging narrative, making each episode both informative and captivating.

  1. 1d ago

    Essential Winter Car Emergency Kit

    Learn how to assemble a car emergency kit for long winter drives, including must-have items like blankets, non-perishable food, water, flashlight, first aid supplies, jumper cables, ice scraper, and tire chains. Proper preparation ensures safety and readiness for unexpected situations during cold weather travel.

  2. 3d ago

    Navigating Back to a Trail Without GPS-Weekend Edition

    Learn practical methods to relocate a lost trail without GPS, including retracing your steps, using landmarks, following natural features like streams, and employing basic navigation tools like a compass or map. These strategies can help you safely find your way back when technology isn't available.

  3. 4d ago

    Surviving a Winter Storm with a Stranded Car

    If your car gets stranded during a winter storm, stay inside the vehicle to keep warm and conserve energy. Run the engine periodically for heat, but ensure the exhaust pipe is clear to prevent carbon monoxide buildup. Display a bright cloth for visibility, call for help if possible, and ration food and water until rescue arrives.

  4. 6d ago

    Portable Generator Placement for CO Safety

    Always place portable generators outdoors, far from windows, doors, and vents to prevent deadly carbon monoxide buildup. Never use generators inside homes, garages, basements, or enclosed spaces. Proper placement ensures safe operation and reduces the risk of CO poisoning.

  5. Oct 26

    Keeping Food Safe During Power Outages

    To keep food safe when your refrigerator loses power, keep the doors closed as much as possible to maintain a cold temperature. Refrigerated food typically stays safe for up to 4 hours; a full freezer for 48 hours. Use a thermometer to check temperatures—food above 40°F should be discarded. Discard perishable items if power is out for over 4 hours. Prepare coolers with ice for extended outages.

  6. Oct 24

    Perennial Food Garden for Cold Climates-Weekend Edition

    Learn how to design a perennial food garden suited for cold-climate homesteads. Discover plant selections, layout strategies, and tips to ensure year-round harvests and sustainable, resilient food production despite challenging weather conditions.

  7. Oct 23

    Septic System Flood Recovery

    This guide explains how to protect your septic system after a flood, detailing immediate actions like stopping water use, sealing drains, and turning off electricity. It warns against pumping tanks or drinking well water too soon, urges professional inspections, and outlines gradual restoration steps. Long-term protection includes redirecting surface water, installing backflow preventers, maintaining access points, and keeping thorough records to ensure system health and safety.

  8. Oct 23

    Protecting Fruit Trees from Late Spring Frost

    Discover practical methods to shield fruit trees from late spring frost, including using frost cloths, watering soil before cold nights, selecting hardy varieties, and installing wind machines or heaters to minimize frost damage and secure a healthy harvest.

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Welcome to Offgrid Journey, where practical self-sufficiency meets compelling storytelling. Hosted by a retired Navy veteran turned homesteader, this podcast explores the realities of off-grid living, sustainable homesteading practices, and essential survival skills. With two decades of military discipline and training behind him, our host brings a unique perspective to the homesteading lifestyle. Now residing on a thriving South Carolina homestead, he shares authentic insights into the challenges and rewards of disconnecting from conventional utilities while building a resilient, self-reliant life. Drawing on his background as a published thriller author, he weaves practical knowledge with engaging narrative, making each episode both informative and captivating.

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  • Creator
    Henry Sherman
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    205
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 Henry Sherman
  • Show Website
    Offgrid Journey

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