The Changing Earth Podcast, Survival Fiction & Facts

Dale and Lisa Goodwin are back on the Changing Earth Podcast. They were some of my very first guests more than a decade ago, back when they hosted The Survivalist Prepper, and this reunion felt like family walking back through the door.
We catch up on where they are now, including Dale's Bug Out Location YouTube channel and Lisa's DIY Diva work. Then we get into the real stuff. AI spam drowning out people who have actually done the work. What mature prepping looks like once the panic fades and the lifestyle takes over. Car kits, EVAC plans, and storing food you will actually eat. Dale's well transfer switch, EcoFlow setup, and solar goals. Two weeks without power after a major storm hit while they were at Prepper Camp, and how water became the hardest piece until auxiliary power for the well changed the game. The Prepper Camp community cutting roads with chainsaws so a pregnant neighbor could get out. Chicken coop lessons from Texas heat, fire ants, metal feed bins, concrete floors, and diatomaceous earth. Plus a few practical gift ideas before the holidays.
Chin Gibson is back with me for this one. Come sit with the original crew.
Dream. Survive. Thrive.
Listen at ChangingEarthSeries.com.

William Stuart, the executive producer of The Rock and the director of American Afterlife, joins Sara F. Hathaway on The Changing Earth Podcast. American Afterlife hit number one in fiction on Apple Podcasts. Scarlett Estevez voices Cielo, a fifteen-year-old searching for her mother in a flooded Oregon city after a 9.2 Cascadia earthquake. The show is adapted from Pedro Hoffmeister's novel. Stuart talks about shooting on Alcatraz, meeting Sean Connery, building a movie-level soundscape in a Glendale booth, and why a fifty-year film producer made a six-episode audio drama. Listen to American Afterlife at americanafterlife.com. The Changing Earth novels and audio drama are at changingearthseries.com

Sara F. Hathaway welcomes Diane Devereaux — The Canning Diva — for a packed episode on home canning, pressure canning meals in a jar, seed saving, soil health, grid-down canning, reusable lids, and preserving real food for dogs and cats. Diane shares how a disaster-management career and a Michigan hog-farm childhood became The Canning Diva, why botulism fear keeps people from canning meat, how to stop siphoning on a gas stove, why bone-in meat can shorten processing time, and how families can build weeknight food security without a 40-acre homestead. Books discussed: From Seed to Table, Meals in a Jar, and Preserving For Your Pets. Find Diane at canningdiva.com. Dream, survive, thrive.

Survival tips, author tips, positive cloud seeding and more!

Episode 495 featuring the new nightly updates. Catch them live at 9:30 pm PST on Facebook: Survival tips, author tips, positive cloud seeding and more.