This week on Prepping 2.0.

We call it the magical chair because when he sits in it, he falls asleep.

I go into a coma, and I've been in a real coma, and so I know what I'm talking about.

When disaster strikes, will you be prepared?

This is Prepping 2.0.

With authors of prepping experts, Glenn Tate and Shelby Gallagher, online at Prepping 2.0.com. Get ready. Preping 2.0 coming in

3, 2, 1. Welcome, everyone. 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. One of the most popular movies right now is surprisingly a pro-preper one.

It's called Homestead and we tell you about it and give you our take on the positive

and negative messages in the movie.

And as always, remember, the only thing harder than planning for a disaster is explaining

why you didn't.

True or false, the characters in Homestead had ample, fresh drinking water.

According to the movie, it seemed like they did.

And was that important?

It was important.

Where do listeners think we're going with this?

It's really important.

It should be in your top two, three, four things to make sure you have ready to go

and ready to implement any sort of system that you put in place to make sure you have clean,

purified water, especially in any sort of collapse situation. So you need filtration. You need to be

able to store. You need to be able to create the cleansing effect of

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