Leon Pantenburg's guest appearances

Leon Pantenburg

Mountain Woman Radio

Survival Medicine

Donna Miller

Jim Cobb

Eric Zielinski

Todd Sepulveda

Glen Tate

Melissa Norris

James Wesley

Jack Spirko

Maat van Uitert

Anne Grady

Nick Adams

Melissa K. Norris

Rick Austin

James Rawles

Gerald Celente

OwlTail

Hey, today we’ve invited our old friend Leon Pantenburg of Survival Common Sense to the show. Leon Pantenburg is a wilderness enthusiast and journalist, and also the author of “Bushcraft Basics: A common sense guide to wilderness survival”.As an award-winning newspaperman for four decades covering stories about search and rescue events, Leon has seen his share of floods and forest fires, hurricane and tornadoes, earthquakes, mud slides and other natural disasters. He’s also reported on too many tragic outcomes from wilderness emergencies.It’s unfortunate that people die unnecessarily from outdoor accidents and emergency situations when simple, common sense actions can help. Leon teaches such common sense techniques to the average person in order to avert potential disasters. His emphasis is to apply thoroughly tested and practiced, simple techniques of wilderness survival.Plus, we've talked a lot about property defense and avoiding burn injuries, but today we'll talk about burn injuries in general regarding treatment for each category of injury. The wildfires continue to rage on in the American West, and we’ve talked about property defense but not much about burns. Whether caused by a forest fire or due to an accident while preparing food, burns are a major challenge both on and off the grid. Injuries from burns that require medical help top one million each year in the United States, with thousands of deaths reported. These numbers are alarming, given the fact that, in modern times, few are us are exposed to fire as often or directly as our ancestors were. Despite this, only a small percentage of families have formulated and practiced an escape plan for their own homestead.All this and more in the latest Survival Medicine Podcast with Dr.Joe and Nurse Amy Alton!

Hey, today we’ve invited our old friend Leon Pantenburg of Survival Common Sense to the show. Leon Pantenburg is a wilderness enthusiast and journalist, and also the author of “Bushcraft Basics: A common sense guide to wilderness survival”. As an award-winning newspaperman for four decades covering stories about search and rescue events, Leon has seen his share of floods and forest fires, hurricane and tornadoes, earthquakes, mud slides and other natural disasters. He’s also reported on too many tragic outcomes from wilderness emergencies. It’s unfortunate that people die unnecessarily from outdoor accidents and emergency situations when simple, common sense actions can help. Leon teaches such common sense techniques to the average person in order to avert potential disasters. His emphasis is to apply thoroughly tested and practiced, simple techniques of wilderness survival. Plus, we've talked a lot about property defense and avoiding burn injuries, but today we'll talk about burn injuries in general regarding treatment for each category of injury. The wildfires continue to rage on in the American West, and we’ve talked about property defense but not much about burns. Whether caused by a forest fire or due to an accident while preparing food, burns are a major challenge both on and off the grid. Injuries from burns that require medical help top one million each year in the United States, with thousands of deaths reported. These numbers are alarming, given the fact that, in modern times, few are us are exposed to fire as often or directly as our ancestors were. Despite this, only a small percentage of families have formulated and practiced an escape plan for their own homestead. All this and more in the latest Survival Medicine Podcast with Dr.Joe and Nurse Amy Alton!

Survival Medicine Podcast: Burns, Author Leon Pantenburg

Annie Tuttle

One of the great things about traveling to speaking engagements all over the country is meeting old and new friends who have made contributions to the welfare of those in the preparedness community. In this special road edition of the Doom and Bloom (tm) Survival Medicine Hour, Joe Alton, MD (aka Dr. Bones) and Amy Alton, ARNP (aka Nurse Amy) meet Leon Pantenburg, one of the first writers on preparedness topics in the modern, post-Y2K era at his website survivalcommonsense.com. Leon has been putting out great educational information for those interested in self-reliance for a very long time. It's a pleasure to have a few minutes with Leon to discuss his journey, both in the past and in the future.Also, we are pleased to interview Annie Tuttle, editor of the new print edition of Self-Reliance Magazine, an important new publication about which Annie talks in detail with Nurse Amy. Get a perspective of what the future holds for Self-Reliance magazine, self-reliance in general and Annie, Dave and Lenie Duffy, and the rest of the great folks at backwoodshome.com.Plus, the third edition of the Survival Medicine Handbook is almost ready to hit Amazon. The third edition will be 670 pages of medical information written in the mindset of the medically self-reliant, meant to help, in plain English, the average person become a medical asset to their loved ones in times of trouble. Dr. Alton talks about the upcoming third edition, his brand new Zika Virus Handbook, and more in this episode of the Survival Medicine Hour.

One of the great things about traveling to speaking engagements all over the country is meeting old and new friends who have made contributions to the welfare of those in the preparedness community. In this special road edition of the Doom and Bloom (tm) Survival Medicine Hour, Joe Alton, MD (aka Dr. Bones) and Amy Alton, ARNP (aka Nurse Amy) meet Leon Pantenburg, one of the first writers on preparedness topics in the modern, post-Y2K era at his website <a href="http://survivalcommonsense.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">survivalcommonsense.com</a>. Leon has been putting out great educational information for those interested in self-reliance for a very long time. It's a pleasure to have a few minutes with Leon to discuss his journey, both in the past and in the future. Also, we are pleased to interview Annie Tuttle, editor of the new print edition of Self-Reliance Magazine, an important new publication about which Annie talks in detail with Nurse Amy. Get a perspective of what the future holds for Self-Reliance magazine, self-reliance in general and Annie, Dave and Lenie Duffy, and the rest of the great folks at <a href="http://backwoodshome.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">backwoodshome.com</a>. Plus, the third edition of the Survival Medicine Handbook is almost ready to hit Amazon. The third edition will be 670 pages of medical information written in the mindset of the medically self-reliant, meant to help, in plain English, the average person become a medical asset to their loved ones in times of trouble. Dr. Alton talks about the upcoming third edition, his brand new Zika Virus Handbook, and more in this episode of the Survival Medicine Hour.

Survival Medicine Hour: Leon Pantenburg, Annie Tuttle, Upcoming Third Edition

August 13th, 2014: In today's show I had the privilege to interview Leon Pantenburg of SurvivalCommonSense.com.  Leon is a wealth of information on both urban and wilderness survival.  He is a master dutch oven cook and his website is a wealth of information.     All podcasts can be viewed on our YouTube channel in the Mountain Woman Radio playlist. Submit a review on iTunes. ♥ #TrayerWilderness  #FaithLedLiving #MountainWomanRadio ♥ ♥ #FaithfullyForward #PositivelyEncouraging  #EmbraceOffGrid  #FaithLedPreparedness ♥ Paid Endorsement Disclosure: In order for me to support my time spent blogging and educating, I may receive monetary compensation or other types of remuneration for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial and/or link to any products or services from this blog. The post Podcast #63: Interview with Leon Pantenburg appeared first on Faith Led Living.

<a href="http://trayerwilderness.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Leon-Pantenburg.jpg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>August 13th, 2014: In today's show I had the privilege to interview Leon Pantenburg of <a href="http://survivalcommonsense.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SurvivalCommonSense.com</a>.  Leon is a wealth of information on both urban and wilderness survival.  He is a master dutch oven cook and his website is a wealth of information. All podcasts can be viewed on our YouTube channel in the<a href="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnLMlvnpYiwQjd7LEYldFzDTLjkPMfsH1" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank"> Mountain Woman Radio playlist</a>. <a href="http://getpodcast.reviews/id/808725122" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Submit a review on iTunes</a>. ♥ #TrayerWilderness  #FaithLedLiving #MountainWomanRadio ♥ ♥ #FaithfullyForward #PositivelyEncouraging  #EmbraceOffGrid  #FaithLedPreparedness ♥ Paid Endorsement Disclosure: In order for me to support my time spent blogging and educating, I may receive monetary compensation or other types of remuneration for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial and/or link to any products or services from this blog. The post <a href="https://faithledliving.com/podcast-63/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Podcast #63: Interview with Leon Pantenburg</a> appeared first on <a href="https://faithledliving.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Faith Led Living</a>.

Podcast #63: Interview with Leon Pantenburg