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How to Grow Your Own Food Effectively and Efficiently

In this interview with Marjory Wildcraft you will learn:
- why growing your own food is like printing your own money
- the secret to a green thumb
- the biggest mistake most beginners make, and how to avoid it
- the single best indicator to predict when dramatic changes will occur in your neighborhood.
- 3 steps for getting started today

When Disaster Strikes: What You Need to Know, Do, and Have on Hand

Emergency prep is like car insurance, you hope you never need it, but if you do, you thank God you were prepared! From pandemic to EMP, superstorms, extended blackouts and systemic collapse, bestselling author Mat Stein lays out how best to prepare for an increasingly unstable future.

Return to Your Roots: How Anyone Can Embrace the Homesteading Lifestyle

Backyard chickens, mason jars, container gardening, dairy animals... The modern-day homesteading movement is on the rise as people feel the urge to return to their roots and enjoy a simpler way of life. In my presentation, I'll share my own story of stumbling upon the lifestyle of modern homesteading, and share how listeners can embrace it for themselves, whether they live in a high-rise apartment or on 100 acres of wide open space.

Emergency Home Power. More Electricity than you need in a Disaster

I talk about everything energy, how to power your house from your car, how to power it from a generator, how to run the generator off natural gas so you have no fuel storage issues. I talk about how to store fuel for those who must store gasoline. I cover what to power and what not to power in your house so you know what you need and do not need. I cover solar and other methods as well as the things out there you DO NOT want to buy and in depth on the simple things you can buy that will make everything that stopped working because of the power failure, now work because you have a source of electricity.

What most people don't know about self-reliant living and preparedness

Mike Adams, the Health Ranger goes one on one to talk about everything you need to know to be prepared for when disaster hits. He covers the main threats, to items you need to have all the way through survival of any size disaster.

The intersection of self-respect and well-being

Not too long ago, American citizens of all races, creeds and colors were a significantly more dignified human species. They were proud of themselves and proud to be Americans. That mega-trend has been reversed. It took more than two generations, but we have come to the point where many Americans — too many — have lost their pride. They don’t respect themselves or their nation. Literally and figuratively, they can hardly stand on their own two feet. Plagued by obesity and other preventable diseases, Americans can barely carry their weight. In the Trends Research Institute's summer edition, we take an in-depth look at this issue - from a diet and nutrition perspective, through a cultural lens, and beyond. My talk will examine this issue and whether this trend will reverse itself.

Alternatives to Dentist - How to Prevent and Heal Common Tooth Ailments

Your teeth are alive! We explore tooth health in depth with the focus of how to prevent tooth/gum issues, as well as how to deal with common tooth ailments such as cavities and acute tooth infections. Doug teaches very simple yet powerful techniques in which students learn to empower themselves through personal tooth care.

The New Homesteading Movement

Laurie Neverman, creator or Common Sense Homesteading, has a BS in Math/Physics and an MS in Mechanical Engineering with an emphasis in Renewable Energy. She is a wife and mother with a passion for natural healing, homesteading and gardening. She and her family live in a Wisconsin Green Built and Energy Star certified home. Her interests also include herbalism, wildcrafting (using weeds for food and medicine), homebrewing and live culture foods.

Creating Sustainable Food Forests, Building Community, and Staying Warm

Paul Wheaton is the creator of the largest permaculture forum on the internet, permies.com. He has been crowned the "Duke of Permaculture" and also referred to as the "Bad Boy of Permaculture". He has released over 290 podcasts on many permaculture topics ranging from eco-building to frugality to cast iron cookware. He is an Advanced Certified Master Gardener, permaculture design guru, farmer, community leader, and repository of well researched opinions.

Emergency Herbal Medicine Storage

Teaching people to know what herbs to store so that they can treat emergency situations that may come up when medications may no longer be available.

Survival In A Nut Shell

As with anything in survival it all goes back to basics. Understanding your needs to self-sustain. After you move past and accomplish water, fire, shelter and food. You now need to grow your toolbox. Task simplification comes with the proper tools available by way of fabrication from raw materials.

Water:What to do if the Tap Runs Dry

From simple to complex. Ways to find, secure and deleiver potable water and electricity to you retreat.

Sustainable Medicine before, during and after a collapse

Sam Coffman will discuss the effectiveness of herbal medicine as sustainable medicine both in every day life as well as during or after a disaster. Herbal medicine is extremely effective for not many chronic medical conditions but also for acute illness, pandemics and even injuries and infections. Join Sam as he discusses some of the most relevant herbal medicine for practical use, as well as the mentality behind sustainability in medicine whether from the wild or from your garden.

Weedcrafting: Sustainable and Safe Foraging

As many of us relearn our wild plant medicines, and teach others how to find them and connect with nature, we become stewards and must also protect wild plants. Weedcrafting is a redefinition of WIldcrafting. Weedcrafting is the harvesting of plant material from wild and waste spaces that helps support the native ecosystem and promotes diversity. Weedcrafting a type of wild gardening that looks at the ecology of a place as well as the species of interest and takes into account that the earth cannot sustain unconscious foraging in our wildlands. Weedcrafting is about not only tuning into the wild in yourself, but also looking past our cities at the wildness and weediness making medicinal offerings to us in the most unlikely of places.

Host of the Self Reliance Summit