Well, howdy everybody. Tonight we're going to start off the question we got through the

podcast and then we're going to answer it and then we're going to listen to the audio from

some older videos that kind of expand on some of the ideas presented in that answer.

So here's the question.

Hi, Bo. This is Danielle in Jacksonville, Florida.

I have a niece and a nephew, age 11 is my niece, age 9 is my nephew, and I'm asking you how do we get them,

their generation into learning survival skills that they can use in life

and of course in emergencies.

And is there anyone that you recommend to go to for any kind of training?

I myself haven't learned any yet, but I would also like to learn it at the same time.

Thanks, have a good day.

Well, howdy, there, Inter know, People, Litzboe, let's go again.

First, let me start off by saying if you are not

particularly interested in the specific topic, understand that the techniques

I'm going to talk about to use to engage the youth in learning something can be used for any topic, not necessarily,

doesn't have to be this one.

Now we got a question via the podcast and the question is basically how do you engage the youth in

learning survival skills and where would I recommend going for training?

Okay. If you have a boatload of cash and you don't want to do it yourself,

uh, outward bound. Outward bound is really good and they teach it the way I think it should

be talked. That's the problem you're going to

find with most really good instructors who teach it well and teach it beyond

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