Hey, folks, welcome back. This is Andy with the Poor Proz Almanac. You can find us on Spotify, iTunes, and wherever you get your podcasts.

And of course, you can find us on Patreon if you're enjoying what we're doing here,

and you would like to help us cover the cost of hosting the podcast.

We don't explicitly offer any of our traditional content focused on the specific goals of the podcast to our Patrions in terms of limited access or anything

like that for now. Knowledge is for everyone, but we have started up a Patreon-only miniseries called

the Prologs, during which we will do some critiques on various ecological subject matters.

We've also included clips of this entire series up on the Patreon as well.

So if you want to hear stuff from all of the episodes, go check it out. We've also released

one episode that was asked by popular demand for public consumption, so that's a good

place to check it out and see if you'd like to hear more. On top of

this content, we've got stickers available and we're including some footage from my farm,

putting the theory we've talked about into practice. So if you want to see what's going on over

there, check out the Patreon. We're also on Instagram and Facebook if you'd like to follow us over

there. In this episode, we're talking with

Margaret Kiljoy, the host of Live Like the World is Dying, author, musician, and activist. We chat about

prepping, what we're prepping for, and how we should be thinking about what prepping means in the sense

of immediate, short-term, and long-term needs, and how that affects what we expect to rebuild from collapse, and also the factors of collapse go into how you should contemplate prepping.

Absolutely. We talk a bit about how politics and the ecology, climate change, things like that, are impacting what we're preparing for and a bit about what it means to build communities of resilience. And the nuance that goes into that and sometimes how we have to rethink what it means to build relationships within our communities.

And I think it's a really great conversation because she brings up some really great points

that I don't think get talked about very often in the prepper, especially the right-wing

prepper space, but even in the left, there's some blind spots that she brings up that I think

are worth talking about. So hopefully you guys enjoy this

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