For some time now, I have been listening to several preparedness podcast on various networks. The one thing I have noticed is the lack of Canadian content. Not surprising, as these are American based networks, even though they broadcast to a worldwide audience over the internet. For this reason, I have decided to put out a show myself, a Canadian, for Canadians, with Canadian content. I hope you will stop by and give a listen every Sunday at 9PM central starting July 17, 2011 on the Prepper Podcast Radio Network.
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