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Building skills. Rebuilding communities. FEMA states that disaster preparedness means having enough food, water, and other supplies to last 72 hours. But the unfortunate reality is that FEMA doesn't have the money to help every person after every disaster. What happens after 72 hours when help just isn't coming? What are the next steps? Hour:73 was created to help everyday people become more self-reliant. By building our practical skills, we expand our capabilities and emerge as a valuable resource to our communities. Especially, in times of need. Hosted by two-time Emmy Award winning producer Christian Cudnik, the show features news, topical conversations, and interviews on how people like us can prepare our communities for whatever this world throws at us -- from climate disasters, pandemics, and beyond. No tin foil hat required. During emergency situations, turn to Hour:73 on YouTube for live coverage and updates.
Over 10,000 policyholders in Louisiana are being left without coverage as multiple homeowners insurers go under. On this episode, we talk to a 28 year veteran of the insurance industry. What do you need to consider when it comes to your insurance policies? All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.
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On this episode, we visit with Veronica Flores. Veronica is passionate about growing soil biology in small places, and drought resilience in dry places. In this deep dive, we talk about gardening on a budget, planning for the fall, and her adventures on YouTube and Instagram.
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On this episode, Don tells us about the weather event that left his family without power for days. What parts of his preparedness plan worked? What didn't? Let's talk about making adjustments on this edition of Hour:73.
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On this episode, we meet Billy Bond of Perma Pastures Farm. Like Christian, Billy was a city kid who chose a quiet life in the country. Pull up a chair and listen to a couple of fellas share their love of family and growing their own food.
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On this episode, we learn how the June floods in Gardiner, Montana helped inspire this show. We also hear how an inexpensive two way radio saved a man's life during a major flood. Plus, a real life lesson on over packing your go-bag. All of this and more on this edition of Hour:73.
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Hour:73 was created to help everyday people become more self-reliant. In this quick episode, you'll hear the plan for building our community. You'll also learn how the podcast and live streams will be positioned. Please share this information with your friends, and consider joining the community. The links mentioned in the podcast are provided below.
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