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Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, “The mind, once expanded to the dimensions of larger ideas, never returns to its original size.” Neuroscientists tell us that people get better at everything when they stretch their minds. Every second alive is a ...

Today’s Off the Grid Radio show is a lot like getting an expensive Christmas gift in the mail. First you have to unpack it from the mailing box. It’s been beautifully wrapped for Christmas, so you have to unwrap it. ...

This is the month that Americans celebrate Christmas, the holiday season that commemorates the birth of Christ and the salvation he brought. The political climate today is not that much different from the one in Israel 2,000 years ago when ...

Most of us have heard of the John Birch Society. Over the years, the publicity surrounding the Society has been a mixture of negative and positive attributes. They’ve been admired and ridiculed, they’ve been held in high esteem and with ...

Have you ever considered being featured on National Geographic’s Doomsday Preppers show? Are you at all curious how you would score against the Preppers rating system? This week we’re pleased to feature Steve Vanesse on Off the Grid Radio, one ...

Join Bill and Brian on this day after Thanksgiving, where they discuss the ongoing National Geographic saga taking place at Brian’s house. Hint: The film crew just left hours ago. You’ll find out why they had to send the Bridezillas ...

During Bill’s recent trip to London, he was blessed to visit the birthplace and baptismal fount where William Bradford, Pilgrim father and governor of Plymouth Colony, was baptized as a child. The history of the place is almost overwhelming. So ...

Bill Heid joins Off the Grid Radio from London today, where he is in studio recording a radio theater production of the book Under Drake’s Flag, a classic story by G.A. Henty about life on the high seas as seen ...

When bad events happen, they don’t happen in a vacuum. These events are not singularities which wreak havoc and then go away, leaving us to resume our lives. They infiltrate our world at the most basic levels, leaving us vulnerable ...

Despite all the pleas to the general public to be prepared, most people don’t think disaster will strike them. They’ll mumble about the need to lay in some supplies just in case “something” happens and then never do it. They’ll ...