Yesterday I was interviewed by Jack Spirko of The Survival Podcast. We talked about getting through Superstorm Sandy from my perspective. Check it out! Click here for the interview.
Check me out on The Survival Podcast!!!
Here are a few of the links to the posts I did during the Aftermath of the Superstorm:
Living through Hurricane Sandy, a Prepper’s Point of View
Last Minute Preps for Hurricane Sandy
Reader Questions About Hurricane Sandy
The Little Things That Made Life Easier During Sandy
8 Days Living With a Generator In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Sandy
Emergency Heating with a Wood Stove
Incorporating The Lessons Learned From Hurricane Sandy Into Future Preps
Thanks again to Jack for giving me the opportunity. He is a great host and a very gracious guy. Hopefully I didn’t come off as to stiff and nervous, I was just trying not to stroke out.
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More from my site
Super Storm Sandy-12 Days Without Power: What Worked and What Didn’t
Hurricane Sandy, Five Days Without Power, Three Weeks Later, and the Gear That Made My Life Easier
Incorporating The Lessons Learned From Hurricane Sandy Into Future Preps
Emergency Heating With A Wood Stove
8 Days Living With a Generator In The Aftermath Of Hurricane Sandy
I listen to Jack’s show and am usually a few days behind. I just listened to your interview this afternoon. You did fine. I was happy you put emphasis on working with the neighbors; how you helped them and also let them help you.
It’s funny… after reading someone’s work for a while, you tend to develop a mental image of what a person looks like, what they sound like, how they are overall. What really hit me was the New York accent. I knew you were from there, but, being on the other side of the country, I just never incorporated that. It was just one of those “Huh?… Duh” moments for me.