
How do we live in a world that might be ending? By preparing to survive that end and by working to prevent it. A production of Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & Culture | |||

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Miriam talks with Gabe and Kato from the Astoria Food Pantry, a radical food pantry that has food, books, and RPGs, about how the project works, how giving away shit for free is cool, how awesome mutual aid distros are, and how we c... more
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This week on Live Like the World is Dying, James teaches Inmn about cold weather layering systems on a budget, based on Mark Twight's layering system. James dispels a lot of myths about warm clothing and lays out a lot of practical ... more
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This week on Live like the World is Dying, we talk about doxxing, what it is, and how to prevent bad actors of all kinds from using your identity, information, and digital presence against you and your loved ones. Host Info
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This week on Live Like the World is Dying, Carrot talks to Inmn about her Substack post "Where Would You Go if You Left the US?" a dive into considerations everyone should have when thinking about whether it feels like time to leave... more
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I have binged a handful of episodes after discovering your podcast yesterday. Margaret, I instantly adore you and all your plethora of insights and experience. What a find. I will be recommending you widely. Keep up the incredible, thoughtful discussions. You tap into a depth on these topics that is rare to come by, particularly with your medical episodes.
Activists really have a particular sing-song inflection that stops these being good binge material, but the info and tips are great!
I think this is an excellent podcast but I can tell when a host has an outline and doesn’t follow or simply have no outline. I can also tell when the host has done some research and can ask more pertinent questions and make it more interesting.
Nice balance of honest gloom and hopeful calls to action.
Fully mid. Tried for a few years and finally un-followed.
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Focusing on survivalism, mutual aid, and community resilience, the discussion revolves around navigating contemporary challenges in a potentially collapsing world. Topics range from practical advice on urban farming, car maintenance, and cold-weather preparation to deeper explorations of social issues like doxxing and healthcare access. Additionally, guests often share personal experiences that highlight the intersection of activism and self-sufficiency. The unique blend of humor and practical information aims to equip listeners with the tools to cope in difficult times while encouraging optimistic community engagement in the face of adversity.
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2. Carrot Quinn
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