Ever been stranded overnight at work? By planning ahead and assembling a workplace emergency kit, you can turn such an event into nothing more than an inconvenience.

Are you tired of hearing about supply chain issues? Our friend Morgan, at Rogue Preparedness, offers suggestions to help shorten your supply chain.

This week’s DIY comes from Rogue Preparedness. Morgan Rogue walks us through how to assemble a homemade MRE, or ‘meal ready to eat.’

Want to make sure your kids know what to do if they find themselves in trouble? Read The Survival Mom’s winter survival skills for kids.

We found this very comprehensive list of prepper DIY projects from Rogue Preparedness. We know you’ll want to try some of them.

Can you relate to having a messy closet? In this post, from The Survival Mom, she explains how her daughter organized the closet containing her emergency supplies.

Rogue Preparedness made a list of 42 must-have food pantry items that everyone should stockpile.

Rogue Preparedness details 13 ways to use beeswax in this helpful article.

Rogue Preparedness walks you through how to start your own medicinal garden.

Are you ready for a possible disruption in once reliable lines of communication? You may want to consider getting your ham radio license. Find out how from our featured blogger, “The Survival Mom.”

Featured blogger Rogue Preparedness walks you through how to make a DIY oil lamp.

Winter weather can be unpredictable. Thankfully Rogue Preparedness shared easy ways to be prepared for a long term power outage.

Are you ready for the next emergency? The Survival Mom has suggestions for fresh prepper foods you should begin stocking up now.

Are you prepared for WTSHTF? Find out if you have the top 10 preparedness skills our featured blog, Rogue Preparedness, recommends.

Taryn Parker, of American Outroor Brands, runs through the various options to use Smith & Wesson Night Guard flashlights for everyday carry.

Always be prepared! The Survival Mom shares a list of 13 survival must-haves you may not have thought of for your emergency kit.

I decided to hit the woods to try my hand at building a quick shade shelter with the Smith & Wesson Extraction and Evasion Axe. This axe has so many more uses besides just building a wilderness shelter.  Sponsored by American Outdoor Brands When it comes to building a wilderness shelter, there’s always something new […]

Our favorite prepper, Morgan Rogue, enjoys trying new knives. Here she reviews Smith & Wesson’s drive folding knife and knife sharpener.

Prepper Morgan Rogue reviews and recommends Smith & Wesson’s rechargeable headlamp and vehicle escape tool for travel to an abandoned mine.

Kids don’t know anything until they’re taught. In our featured blog, Rogue Preparedness we found 15 ways to teach kids about preparedness.

When someone asks me, “What are you prepping for?” my answer is that I don’t prep for one particular event because I’m an “all hazards” prepper. But I know what the real question is. “What do you think is the most likely serious “disaster” to occur?” To that, I answer without hesitation: Pandemic. While flu […]

I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t keeping track of news coming out of China. The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus has caused the Chinese government to shut down some of their largest cities, most popular tourist attractions, and as of today’s date, at least 16 airlines have canceled flights to and from […]

Have some extra time to spare? Whether you’re bored or just sitting and watching TV/YouTube/Netflix, there’s always something that can be done to further your preparedness. I’m a big fan of multitasking. While I watch TV, I’m usually doing something else, as well. I can pay attention to multiple things at once. When it comes […]

Many different types of parasites can affect us in the aftermath of a man-made or natural disaster. If we have a scenario of a large scale disaster or the grid goes down, we will encounter things, yucky things, that we normally wouldn’t, including parasites in humans. Crowded living conditions, shared clothing or personal items, and […]

If you’re looking for some fall reading you need to check out the Survival Mom’s “15 Survival Adventures Every Prepper Should Read.”

Battling the elements. Find out how to avoid being caught in natural disasters from our friends at FIX.com

Our survivalism story, in a nutshell Hi! I’m Sheila. We were basically city folk all our lives, but over the past 20-plus years, we formulated, clarified and then realized our vision to make the transformation to our current lifestyle. We understand the fear and panic many are now feeling when contemplating making a lifestyle change […]

If you spend any time in the woods, you know it’s gonna happen. Be preprepared for that bad case of poison ivy.

Did you know that Americans spend about 1 hour behind the wheel and drive approximately 25 miles a day? That averages out to about six percent of our waking hours spent in a car.  That may not sound like a lot, but in the grand scheme of life, that’s quite a bit of time to […]

No matches? Don’t fret. A roaring campfire is still in the cards. Learning how to start a fire without matches is an essential wilderness survival skill. Without it, you may easily find yourself up the proverbial creek without a paddle and no one around for miles to help. While trying to get a fire started […]

While not exactly edible, stocking up on these ten items will make everyday life more comfortable, whatever your emergency. Deodorant/anti-perspirant Picture this.  You’ve been in your bunker for three weeks.  Sponge baths are a rare treat.  Then you remember your stash of Secret anti-perspirant.  Ahhhh….. instant morale booster, especially if shared. Feminine products   Periods don’t stop […]