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Permaculture Playing Cards

December 10, 2015June 23, 2022 James Burnette 3 Comments

I saw recently that Paul Wheatons Permaculture playing cards have been updated. I never got around to doing a proper review before. Time to rectify that. If you have happened to listen to our earlier podcasts you will know that we used to read one permaculture playing card. Couch Potato Mikes organizing system failed though.

I’m sure all of you know what permaculture is right? No? Google defines it as such:

per·ma·cul·ture
ˈpərməˌkəlCHər/
noun

the development of agricultural ecosystems intended to be sustainable and self-sufficient.

Which is a wholly lacking term. Geoff Lawton defines it as a design science. Learning permaculture allows you to design systems, like garden, in a more holistic way. I’m a permaculture fan more so than an expert. Getting a deck actually taught me a lot.

Episode 81 eBugout

December 9, 2015December 9, 2015 James Burnette 2 Comments

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eBugout

Today Mike and I are joined by Travis from eBugout. You may be asking what is ebugout and why do I need it. eBugout was founded on the idea of helping others become prepared without the time consuming task of tracking down quality items. Their tool not only ensures that you walk away with a complete, high quality bug out bag – but it also tracks the weight and volume of each item added. This way, before you checkout through Amazon you have the peace of mind knowing how much your bag will weigh, as well as knowing that all of your gear will fit into it.

Each piece of gear listed has been bought my Travis and the rest of the eBugout crew and tested. They have sifted through the garbage out there in the market for you. No one likes to buy crap to have it fail you. Some of you, like myself, love spending hours researching what gear to buy. We are the weirdoes though. Many people just want to have their bag and rest assured it will work for them when they need it.

Enjoy this show and let me know what you think in the comments!

After The Crumble Review

December 8, 2015June 23, 2022 James Burnette 2 Comments

Today I review After The Crumble. A new book review James? Yes finally. I was sent after the crumble in between a move or two. It got put on the back burner. Also I was a slow reader. I fixed that. I used this book to train on some speed reading techniques. Which will help me get these reviews out much faster.

“Our future has crumbled. In the late 2020s, the grid finally flickered out for the last time, succumbing to attacks from a newly formed Resistance, fuel scarcity, and general entropy.
It is now the year 2037 and many have died, with the few that managed to escape death solely concerned with their daily survival. Gavin Collier is one of those lucky few, but survival alone isn’t enough for him anymore.”

Different Types of Bottled Water

December 7, 2015December 17, 2015 James Burnette 1 Comment

Today I have a guest post for you on bottled water. Many of us either drink or store bottled water. But how many even give it a second thought. Water is just water right? Well not exactly. The different typed of water all serve different roles. I like to drink a bottle of Perrier Lime water a day for the mineral content. Also It fills my need to have a carbonated beverage. Enjoy this read about the different kinds of bottled water -James

Bottled Water Overview

Americans alone consumed fifty-billion bottles of water last year. That’s a lot of water! With such a large industry there is bound to be a variety of products for sale.

When you go to the store and look at all the different kinds of bottled water, it can be confusing to know what the difference is. You may have questions like is one healthier than the other? Or you may even wonder, is there any difference between them all or is it just marketing?

Well it turns out that there really is a difference. While all bottled water is similar, different types come from different sources and may go through a different filtration process. Let’s take a look at some of the most common forms of bottled water and see how they differ from one another.

Episode 80 Hunting Basics

December 2, 2015September 27, 2016 James Burnette

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Hunting Basics

This week Jeff Radtke Joins me with a show on hunting basics. I intended this to be a short episode. Once again we are long winded and chased many rabbits. Jeff will help you with hunting basics at an affordable price. Many people I have seen set the price to get into hunting so high it’s hard to jump in.

We talk about the best guns and calibers to use. What gear is necessary to be able to hunt. Do you really need the fancy stuff in the sporting goods section?

What do you do once you pull the trigger? Jeff says to relax and give the deer some time to die before chasing it down.

We talk about all that and much more.