The team interviews special guest, emergency room physician and highly decorated army veteran, Dr. Todd Baker, on common myths circulating in the preparedness community, techniques he employees to keep calm in crisis, and what medications should be in a basic first aid bag. Dr. Baker also shares a tip to help you and your family avoid ending up in the emergency room. Put your tampons away and learn the best treatment for a gunshot wound in this episode of How to Survive 2025.

Water is vital for life. The team talks about finding, filtering, and purifying water. Plus helpful tips for how much to drink and how much to store. Don’t miss this essential episode on How to Survive 2025.

When it comes to preparing your pantry, you don't need to spend a ton of money on special "survival" foods. Jim, Dacia, and Brian discuss the shelf-stable foods available at your local grocery store. Even better, knowing how to preserve food can help you take better advantage of store sales and garden produce. "Store what you eat, eat what you store."

Everyone talks about how to survive a disaster, but what about surviving the aftermath? Be it financial devastation, the loss of personal property, or the mental and emotional toll of PTSD, anxiety, or grief, you need skills to see you and your loved ones through it. Jim, Dacia, and Brian discuss.

How does one get into the preparedness frame of mind? How do you overcome anxiety, Doom Scrolling, and the "what if" spiral? Understanding panic and what to do when it sets in.

Regardless of their associations, Americans agree that something bad is on the horizon. In an era of increasing wildfires, hurricanes, drought, political violence, power outages, economic uncertainty, and more, what can average everyday citizens do to assure the safety of themselves and their loved ones? Renowned national preparedness expert Jim Cobb, 'Dystopian Mom' Dacia M. Arnold, and international bestselling author Brian Keene offer simple, no-nonsense tips and recommendations free from politics or fear-mongering on how to survive what might happen tomorrow.