
David DuByne's Mini Ice Age Conversations Podcast discusses timelines for what you can expect from now through 2024 as society resets so you can keep your families and communities safe. Civilization is affected by energetic mappable cycles on Earth as the Sun repeats its 400-year cycle of low activity affecting global crop production, the economy and every aspect of our live
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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America is being cut off from the resources that keep it alive steel, copper, fertilizer, fuel and water, while data centers quietly drain the power grid and crops collapse worldwide. The system is being deliberately redirected toward non-human prior... more
They stripped the lead paint, the asbestos siding and the dense old materials from your home so the trucks, the drones and the scanners could see straight through your walls. A.I enforced compliance, social credit by another name, food & fuel shortag... more
They're quietly converting America's auto plants into weapons factories, consolidating every major TV network under fewer A.I friendly owners and holding fuel and food prices artificially low until the midterms end. After that, the real prices hit al... more
Earth's magnetic field is weakening especially over South America in the South Atlantic Anomaly and historical experiments showed when the field was reduced animals became angrier. Did Klaus Schwab's "angrier world" comments, describe intensified sol... more
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Interesting info, stuff that isn't being shared elsewhere. Everything happens in cycles, helps to be aware of them.
I like this podcast and will probably keep listening, however two things bug me about it:
1) Extra loud obnoxious ad breaks happen in the middle of people's sentences, without any warning.
2) Most episodes end abruptly without any closure, it seems like they're in the middle of a conversation and then just *Boom* it's over music and he plays the final sponsor plug. No goodbyes... more
I’ve listened for 5+ years now.
David, man, you really seemed to have forgotten this is a podcast. I can’t follow along because you’re evidently referencing photos, and videos while recording. The podcast listener can’t see what you are talking about! It’s insane man, it really does a number on me mentally trying to envision wthell you are talking about because you’re just clipping your own shows on Brighteon.
I miss when these podcasts were made FOR PODCAST LISTENERS.
It’s been months / ye... more
I don’t understand how you let cabal propaganda be sponsors. It’s not going to stop me from listening though.
I love listening to the show but the metal music around 5-7 min into the show is nerve wracking. It’s literally like getting my nerves strung on with an edge of a plastic SPORK.
WHY? Why? Whyyyyyy?
Fear, uncertainty, doom. Was a good story until the day came and passed.
Enjoyed the show - but pretty telling you left dodge.
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Conversations connect long-term climate and solar-cycle theories with current concerns about food security, energy, supply chains, geopolitics, and economic change. David DuByne leads discussions about how disruptions could affect households and communities, often offering preparedness ideas such as growing food, diversifying resources, and building local resilience. Episodes alternate between host-led analysis and interviews with guests in areas including agriculture, precious metals, energy markets, and geopolitics. The distinctive approach combines historical cycles and macroeconomic forecasts with skeptical, often conspiratorial interpretations of institutions and global events. Topics range from practical self-sufficiency to speculativ... more
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2. Jake Bell
3. Marjory Wildcraft
4. Michael Yon
5. George McMillan
6. David DuByne
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8. Jeff Hooks
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