Mark & Krista Lawley

Practical Prepping Podcast

Practical Prepping Podcast   Real solutions for real emergencies—no apocalypse required. The Practical Prepping Podcast cuts through the noise of extreme doomsday scenarios to focus on what actually matters: simple, actionable steps that help everyday people safeguard their families and lifestyles.   Why Listen? Knowledge Over Gear: "The more you know, the less you have to carry." We emphasize skills that lighten your load because the right know-how beats an overloaded bug-out bag every time. Real Threats, Real Solutions: From power outages to wildfires, snowstorms to supply shortages, we tack...

Author

Mark & Krista Lawley

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.practicalprepping.info

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Baofeng UV-5R Gear Review 07.12.2020

In episode #13 we do a review of the most popular radio in prepper circles, probably for the very low cost of the radios. However, the stock "rubber duck" antenna is the cause of frustration for many who have purchased this radio. A simple antenna upgrade increases the performance of this radio greatly. Nagoya makes several which are very appropriate for this radio, but be careful, there...

Getting Your HAM Radio License 30.11.2020

After the Stuff Hits The Fan is not the time to begin learning how to use that hand-held HAM radio you bought and put in the bag, "just in case." A license is required to transmit and you need to transmit to learn your equipment, learn it's capabilities, as well as its limitations. In episode #12 we discuss what is involved in getting your HAM radio license, what a person with a Tec...

Times When You Have No Choice But To Bug Out, and Items You Should Have Ready To Go 24.11.2020

In this episode we discuss times when you have absolutely no choice but to bug out and items to consider having ready to go at a moments notice.

Habits All Preppers Should Practice or Develop 23.11.2020

In episode #10 we discuss ten habits that preppers should have our should develop as well as discussing several seasonal habits we should practice. Show note links: www.prolinedesigns.us www.jonicasbakery.com www.lindenlanedesigns.com www.practicalprepping.info Please subscribe to Practical Prepping Podcast at your podcast host.  We wish each of you a happy and safe Thanksgiving. Thank you.

Interview With Author Don Keith Discussing HAM Radio & His Movie Hunter Killer 16.11.2020

In this episode we interview Author Don Keith, N4KC, about Amateur Radio, his books and his movies. Don has been a licensed HAM radio operator for six decades. He is very active on the twenty and forty meter bands and can be heard working Morse Code as well as voice, both stateside and internationally  . He understands the importance of HAM radio as it relates to preppers. He was a professional br...

After The Election, and Being Careful Buying Equipment 10.11.2020

What do we do after the election? The simple answer we keep on prepping. In this episode we also discuss being careful buying equipment. Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy's website: www.doomandgloom.net Sponsor Websites: ProLine Designs www.prolinedesigns.us - website and app designers Linden Lane Designs www.lindenlanedesigns.com - apparel, monogramming, and gifts Jonica's Bakery On The Lake www....

Falling Into The Trap Of Prepping For SHTF, But Overlooking The Ordinary. 09.11.2020

In this episode we discuss how preppers often prepare for the major SHTF events, which we may never face,  but fail to be prepared for the smaller things that we will certainly face. We need to be sure that we are prepared for the simple as well as the complex. Links from the podcast: www.prolinedesigns.us www.jonicasbakery.com www.donkeith.com Drop us an email at info@practicalprepping.info with...

Civil Unrest & Riots 03.11.2020

In this episode we discuss the civil unrest and riots across America  in recent months.  We discuss how to prepare fpr possible future riots and how to protect yourself if you are caught in a riot area. This episode's sponsors are: ProLine Designs     www.prolinedesigns.us They do website design, hosting, and offer full service. They are big enough to handle your needs and small enough to off...

"A lighthearted look at prepper stereotypes" 03.11.2020

Today we take a quick, lighthearted look at various types of preppers.

Building a Get-Home-Bag, Car Bag, or 72 Hour Bag 23.10.2020

In Practical Prepper Podcast Episode #4, we discuss considerations and equipment when building a Get-Home-Bag, or Car Bag, or 72 Hour bag. These bags go everywhere with us in the car. They are there in case we need certain items when away from home (first-aid, etc), or in the unfortunate circumstance we had to seek shelter while traveling, or had to try to make it home if society totally collapsed...

Prepping For Travel 22.10.2020

This episode of Practical Prepping Podcast discusses being prepared while traveling by car as well as considerations when traveling by air.

Prepping for the events we are most likely to face, and EDC (Every Day Carry) items 19.10.2020

This episode of Practical Prepping touches on how prepping is a personal thing, based on what YOU need, and your families' needs, as well as discussing Every Day Carry (EDC) items, how to carry those items, and how to make the right choices for you.

Introductions and Getting Started in Practical Prepping. 19.10.2020

Introducing a brand new podcast, "Practical Prepping Podcast" This episode introduces the hosts, Mark & Krista Lawley,  and discusses  getting started in practical prepping.  We will have expert guests, gear reviews, and many "how-tos" in upcoming episodes.

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