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About the Author: James Talmage Stevens… I grew up in the post-WWII ex-urban lifestyle that included living by self-reliance principles––grow what you eat, eat what you grow––there were five hungry siblings at the table, so nothing was ever left over! Our family lived the preparedness lifestyle long before it was considered a positive attribute! On the farm of my maternal grandfather, we lived pretty much off the land. We raised chickens, pigs, cows, horses, and lived off the land. We played on haystacks and inside the barns. We also raised annual crops of corn, sugar cane, peas, beans, carrots, squash, onions, cucumbers, and hot peppers––don’t forget the okra and eggplant! Everything went into a bottle––I actually thought food grew in bottles in the dark of the basement! It was in the late summer after my 8th birthday that I found out how all those fruits and veggies got into those bottles in the basement storeroom. That summer, my parents determined I was old enough to learn how to tend the garden, pick the vegetables, and participate in the canning and bottling––and hauling them to the basement! After several years, our family moved to a larger house on less land farther out of the city. A yard garden, in-home food production, and food preservation were continued to be part of life until college days. Birth of Basics… In January 1974, I developed Making the Best of Basics—Family Preparedness Handbook. The 1st edition of Making the Best of Basics was a self-published family enterprise, approximately 150 pages, hand-typed on a portable typewriter, printed on one side from paper masters, hand-collated, and assembled around an eight-sided table in our dining room. The pages were held together by a brass pin in one corner! The first 1,100 printed copies of Basics sold for $2, and entirely sold out in just a few hours on a Saturday afternoon! With such early success and additional requests for copies, we boldly decided to print more! The 2nd printing of 5,000 copies––printed on both sides of the paper and glued––sold out in 8 days! For the next few months, several printings and revisions magically sold and the printer was kept working overtime. After graduate school, I turned corporate, gaining ground on being an 8-5 executive, and tired of publishing the book, so I turned it over to my business partner to develop. It wasn’t too long before he lost interest, the demand lessened, and I got out of the book business. We moved around the country with our 6 children, eventually living in San Antonio TX. In 1994, some people contacted me to acquire the rights to the book, and having recently had some marital, job-related, and financial difficulties all at once, decided to check out the book’s potential to determine its market value before committing to a selling price. It was the beginning of the Y2K problem, and after a few trips to survivalist and gun shows in the Texas area, I printed some of the chapters and began selling them for $2-$3 each. Then, I began collecting vendor data at the shows, compiled it into a small booklet, and the rest is the return of Basics! I became seriously engaged in getting back on the street with a revised 10th edition. When the then-new, greatly revised, and updated 10th edition of Making the Best of Basics was introduced, I returned to the in-home production and food storage industry––now the Preparedness Industry–– full-time from 1995 to 2000. My wife and I were frequent participants in preparedness trade shows and industry events around the country. We presented seminars and workshops on preparedness issues. I was a keynote speaker and a guest on more than a hundred TV programs and thousands of radio talk shows throughout the US. A nationwide Christian TV channel ran my preparedness video twice nightly for most of 1999! The 10th Edition was written for the previous generation. Now it appears the need for self-reliance may be even more important tomorrow than today––as we face the newest
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    Family-oriented show about being prepared for the uncertain times in which we live. Today's guest is Jan LeBaron, an entrepreneurs who created Healthy Harvest as a family-owned business and has been in operation since 1988. Her goal is to help individuals and families become more prepared, healthier, and more self-reliant. As a family owned-business, she operates in a hands-on manner, which further promotes the quality and pride in their products. They created the Healthy Harvest brand of long-term food storage and pride themselves in purchasing only the highest quality food products. Healthy Harvest offers an extensive line of long-term food storage products including Dehydrated & Freeze Dried Vegetables & Fruits; Soup Mixes with No MSG added; and herbs and seasoning mixes of exceptional quality so when you open them up to use them to season your dishes you are not disappointed. They have many of seasoning mixes custom-blended for their store. Healthy Harvest offers a wide variety of organic & Non-GMO Sprouting Seeds & Garden Seeds. Over the last 19 years in business, they have continually added additional variety to their line of food products, providing more variety for your everyday use as well as for emergencies. Many customers using Healthy Harvest products in their everyday pantry and cooking have found by doing this they are lowering their grocery bills. Whole Grains continue gaining in popularity after being emphasized by the new USDA guidelines, which recommend eating at least 3 servings of whole grains every day. That is why at Healthy Harvest continues to offer such a wide variety of whole grain foods, many of which are available in organic whole grains and in various products. They purchase USA products, even though cheaper products are often available from China and other countries. They want to offer customers the best quality available at the best price. Their website is www.healthyharvest.com.

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    Dr. Duane Weed will be my guest this week on the show, and he'll tell you how to get a copy of his book free on the Internet. This is a Family-oriented show about being prepared for the uncertain times in which we live.

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    This week’s guest is Patrick C. Gorman, President & Owner, Resource Consultants. His company deals in all gold, silver, and platinum coins and bullion. Pat sells 90% silver in bags, gold and silver Eagle coins, silver dollars, and can recommend a strategy to fit individual need. Mr. Gorman has been in the hard asset business for more than 27 years. For the past 19 years, he has also hosted his own live talk show, “Hard Money Watch” and has been rated in the area’s top 5 radio shows for the last 6 years. His wife, Linda, has been in the business for 25+ years, and is experienced in every aspect of brokerage and precious metals management. Further, Pat Gorman and his company Resource Consultants is the most recommended precious metals brokers in the country. They are recommended by more than 20 financial newsletter writers and investment analysts. Resource Consultants Incorporated is located at 6139 S. Rural Road Ste.103, Tempe AZ 85283 ?(800) 494-4149 or 480-820-5877 ?480-820-5905. This is a Family-oriented show about being prepared for the uncertain times in which we live

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    Program to help people become prepared for the uncertain future through principles of home production and food storage. The Family Preparedness Guide talk show is for all who want to be able to deal positively with uncertainty and be prepared to the best of their capability to endure natural, people-caused, and personal disasters and emergencies. It matters not what causes the situation, you can learn how to prepare to deal with it and not be a victim. We talk about the basics of preparedness, the lifestyle, the products and services you need, and often, where you can get them. This is an opportunity to ask the questions you've been wondering about as you strive to prepare your family for the uncertain future.

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    Rita Bingham––Speaker, Author, Wellness Coach. Rita grew up in Gresham OR. She and her husband, Clair, have 5 children and 10 grandchildren. Since 1966, Rita has taught and encouraged healthy eating, carrying on the tradition of her mother, Esther Dickey, who over 40 years ago wrote Passport to Survival, and Skills for Survival, the first books of their kind to introduce recipes using basic whole foods that also stored well. Continuing in that tradition, Rita uses nutritious, wholesome grains, beans, nuts, seeds and fresh fruits and vegetables, along with unique techniques to create fast, high-fiber recipes for every meal of the day, even snacks and desserts! She has authored 6 books and a cooking video. Rita’s cookbooks, Country Beans, Natural Meals In Minutes, 1-2-3 Smoothies, and Natural Sweets and Healthy Treats are full of helpful information about nutrition as well as very low-fat recipes for meals that can be prepared in 30 minutes or less. Rita is the owner of Natural Meals Publishing, and Natural Health Solutions. She has written articles for newspapers and magazines, taught cooking classes and seminars since 1967, and has hosted radio talk shows on using whole foods for better health. She has also consulted for many companies to help create marketable whole food products. Rita enjoys educating others on how to “UPGRADE your NUTRITION and take the mystery out of achieving and enjoying BETTER HEALTH.” Go to her websites for additional information and to get copies of her books. I've got them, and I use them! Her website is www.naturalmeals.com or contact her by email at rita@naturalmeals.com

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    Welcome back a very popular guest for this 17th edition of the FamilyPreparednessGuide Talk Show is Jim Phillips, who has been referred to as "A Friend and Advocate of Winter", "The Man Who Loves the Cold", and the "World-class Sub-zero Survival Guru". Jim's specialties actually include all aspects of Personal and Family Preparedness as well. Jim and FamilyWorx (the organization that he heads) advocate "creating a culture of preparedness in a changing world" with the focus to teach families a principle-based approach to true preparedness that enables them to meet “all eventualities” without fear. Don't let this introduction cause you concern—I’m ready for winter yet! During Jim’s last show, listeners discovered how talent Jim Phillips has to help you get your family prepared for the uncertain future. He started his first part-time business in 1970, from which spawned a number of ventures and several U.S. and foreign patents. Jim is sought after as an advisor and mentor for cold weather clothing and survival training/ preparedness by numerous national and international concerns. Jim has authored and teaches multiple unique and detailed classes in the areas of (1) personal and family preparedness and self-reliance, (2) winter safety and survival, and (3) personal development. His classes are different from the standard "cookbook" approach and how-to-do lists; Jim's courses are principle-based--teaching how and why things work so the individual will understand what to do in the dynamic situations of life. According to Jim Phillips, "There is no doubt that tomorrow will come, and there is no dispute that things happen; but how you are prepared to meet tomorrow will make all the difference in the world. If you are prepared for the worst, then no matter what happens it will be an adventure!" We're looking forward to your calls and Chat Room visits again—it was really busy on all fronts last time he appeared.

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