Good morning everybody. We're about to go to Philip Hoek. Philip Hoag has written a book called

No Such Thing as Dooms Day. Subtitle I guess ought to be How to Prepare for Y2K Earth Changes, War, Terrorism, and other threats.

Doomsday, perhaps not, but some problems and bumps in the road ahead.

Oh yes, we'll talk to Philip Hogue about that.

And I'll tell you more about them in a moment.

All right, now comes...

I've read too many legal statements now comes Philip Hogue. He is the author of the

recently published book No Such Thing as Dooms Day. How to prepare for Y2K, Earth changes, war, terrorism, and other threats. Now,

Phillips message is not doom and gloom, but rather practical experienced how-to information.

His book no such thing as Doom Day shows people how to turn their concern into constructive actions. Some people worry others prepare.

Philip does that. He lives in the state of Montana with his wife Arlene and five children.

Mm, they've been very productive.

Over the past 10 years, Philip has been involved in the design, organization, and construction of numerous large underground shelter projects.

Philip is one of a few civilians in the U.S. with experience in the areas of shelter life support systems including power generation

air filtration and so forth. Philip is involved in emergency services. He

runs the local volunteer ambulance service with an associate who started the

local volunteer fire department. So you see he's a doer. Philip gives lectures

gives radio interviews on general preparedness, preparing for Y2K civil defense

dealing with the natural and man-made disasters.

I'm not sure which we have more of these days natural or man-made disasters. He is a featured speaker at the

Preparedness Shows, has written articles, has appeared in the American Survival Guide.

Preparedness Journal does numerous national radio talk interviews like this one.

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