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Thanks to y'all's encouragement, I'm continuing with the video format. This episode I'm talking about what I keep in my bugout bag. I've got a few more planned out in my head as well, including everyday carry, what to keep in the home, and probably some videos on gas masks, goggles, and other protest/apocalypse gear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D90_ASchXBU

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Olu Online

Watching it right now, really good and funny, it feels a lot more approachable than most content around the topic lol. Do you have any tips/resources for an urban bugout bag? If I have to leave urban areas I am useless to everyone ha ha

Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness

you know, on re-watching this... much of it is the same! Sleeping on a rooftop? nice to have a tarp for shade, or a pad under you! (though silver tar roofs are reasonably comfy as i last remember). But there would be other stuff I'd probably add, especially keys like the "deviant key ring" of common keys (see the episode where i interview Deviant Ollam), lockpicks, possibly bolt cutters if you're feeling good about weight. Definitely the 8-way wrench/key thing that I have in the "emergency kit" video. But most of what you'd want for "bugging in" might be different in an urban area. I'll do an episode on what to have at home soon. Though some of it I just don't have to show.

mh

Your curls are gorgeous! My braid also had a single curl at the end like yours. ^_^ I'd be happy to collaborate on an episode for an urban shelter in place bag if you'd be interested in that - I've been meaning to update ours. I'm definitely not prepared for an urban bug-out situation, tho.

Phertility

Listening to you and Simon talking about reforestation on S1E33. I wanted to extend my deep gratitude for the episode. I am moving to a small town in South America in about 4 years and am trying to build the skills I take with me to contribute. My mother is aging and has asked me to provide care for her. SA is my motherland and my intention is care for the land as well as my mother. Love the work that you do!