This week on Prepping 2.0.

Be the calm in the storm and expect other people to freak out, but don't be that person yourself.

When disaster strikes, will you be prepared?

This is Prepping 2.0 with authors and prepping experts, Glenn Tate and Shelby Gallagher.

Online at Prepping 2.2.com.

Get ready. Preping 2.0 coming in three, two, one.

Hello, Prepping 2.0, this is Shelby Gallagher over here at Prepping 2.0, joined by my

co-host on the show and co-host in life, Glenn Tate.

You guys loved him from the last episode.

Our guest returning to us is Chris Dwallet.

He's a writer at ammo.com.

He tells us about getting his mother-in-law out of Ukraine and more importantly, the prepper

lessons he learned from it.

And as always, remember, the only thing harder than planning for a disaster is explaining why you didn't.

As we're listening to Chris talk about this story and talking about bugging out, and you might be thinking,

oh my gosh, I've got to get some prepping stuff going here because things just feel unstable around us.

I cannot express to you anymore how important it is to get your deep preps. What do I mean

by deep preps? Glenn, what do I mean when I say deep preps? These are not pantry items. These are not

short-range consumables. These are not the kind of foods that you put in your pantry and you kind of

ATM style. You put it in, you take it out and you use it on a daily basis. These are things you put it in you take it out and you use it on a daily base these are things you put away for when things are really really dicey and they need to be able to

store for a really long time new man of foods great folks over there you can find

them at our website prepping 2-0.com click over on friends and affiliates they will get

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