People are fascinated with the doomsday, “what if?” scenario… and it’s a fascination that our first guest on today’s Off the Grid Radio is banking on. Rob Underhill, director of The Lynching of Emmet Till (which won eight different film festival awards), is now in the midst of another project – a television series titled
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Imagine a food garden that you only have to plant once in your lifetime, that takes up very little space, and that will provide food for you and your family for the next 30 years. This garden can grow five times more food per square foot than traditional or commercial gardening and never has to
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Today’s guest on Off The Grid Radio is well-known in the prepper community. In fact, his books have been read, recommended, dissected, and discussed on prepper forums all over the Internet. Writer, engineer, designer, and green builder, Matthew Stein, author of When Technology Fails and When Disaster Strikes, joins Bill Heid today as they discuss
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Join us this week for a crazy radio show. Hang on for this bumpy ride around the world of economics and politics with Bill Heid and Brian Brawdy. The show starts out visiting the excitement going on in Thomson, IL, a village of 600 people. Then they venture to the other side of the world
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This week’s Off The Grid Radio comes to you straight from Belize. Bill Heid, founder of Off The Grid News sits down in Belize with Knut Andersen of Swiss Metal Assets to talk about investment opportunities and strategies for precious metals other than gold and silver. They also discuss the real difference between physical ownership
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One of today’s guests on Off The Grid Radio is Bobby Casey, managing director of Global Wealth Protection which provides asset protection planning for entrepreneurs and investors around the world. He and Bill are in Ambergris Caye, Belize at a conference discussing how to protect and put a hedge around your assets to keep it
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Perfection can have deadly consequences. A society that insists on a no-risk guarantee for all its citizens can only achieve that demand through brute force, a lack of compassion, and a slavery of the mind and will of its subjects. Perfection has a cost, and that cost is the stifling and strangulation of innovation, creativity,
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There seems to be a lot of bad news out there today. If you read any of the headlines you see such things as sinkholes swallowing up large swatches of land and homes (and even people!), taxes going through the roof, job availability going down, and North Korea itching to nuke us. But there was
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Despite all the assurances that the government has instituted a health care program that is going to save us all a ton of money, many of us are finding out just the opposite. Not only are health care costs skyrocketing (and doing so on a daily basis), many of us are finding ourselves left out
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For centuries, Greco-Roman thought has dominated western civilization, and this paradigm has always marginalized the physical world in favor of the esoteric spiritual realm. Biblical stewardship and engagement with the earth has been viewed as something less than desirable, and in our age brings to mind tree hugging Gaia-worshipping environmentalism. However, conservatives are beginning to
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