Hosted by Elizabeth Doerr · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Elizabeth Doerr hosts Cramming for the Apocalypse Podcast, a society show with 26 episodes published.
In January 2021, The Smithsonian Magazine published an article called “The Lost History of Yellowstone.” I was already in the middle of an awakening about the origins of how the land of North America became settler land
Hello Crammers! I’m excited to bring you the rest of the Charm of the Wildrness podcast directly to your feeds! We’ve gotten some great traction over on the podcast platforms, but many of you haven’t had the chance to he
Welcome to the Charm of the Wilderness podcast! I’m thrilled to release our inaugural episode featuring not only an incredible educator, but one of my oldest and best friends, Allison Depuy. If you’re listening to this o
Did you know this Thursday, October 16th is The Great ShakeOut? It’s a day to focus on getting ready for an earthquake. However, we at “Cramming” are using it as a day to get ready for all disasters. So we’re coming at y
Y’all, it’s our last episode of Season 2! My how time flies! Before I get into it, a respondent to the survey I sent out the last few weeks mentioned that it would be nice to have the toolkit in one space. Well, guess wh
If you haven’t yet taken the survey about virtual classes we’re hoping to offer in the fall, there’s still time to complete it! In our penultimate episode of Season 2, we talk about the topic that I write about all the t
Before we launch into the podcast, I wanted to let you know that I’m currently working with MakeWith Hardware & Learning Center here in Portland to develop VIRTUAL workshops that help guide you through aspects of prepare
This week is a fun one because we’re talking all about your poop! But also we’re talking about how not to get sick if your sewer system goes down. Those of us living in higher income countries can take our functioning to
This week is the very unsexy conversation about finances and documents. The conversation also took a very dystopian turn when we discussed all that the current Administration is doing to harass and deport people who look
You know that food you stocked up for after Episode 3? Well now we have tips on how to prepare how to cook said food. This week we talk about the various ways to illuminate, heat, cool your home and fuel your cooking imp
We’re back after a couple week Spring Break! This time we’re talking about first aid and medication for preparedness. But first, since we’re talking about health and healthcare, a couple disclaimers. Disclaimer One: Brek
Food storage is, hands down, the thing most people ask me about with preparedness. So without further ado, here is your full episode about food prep. Also, check out the Prep Series post on food storage that is complete
Water is the most important thing to think about for preparedness. We can live weeks without food, but no more than three days without clean water. In this episode, we talk about how much water to stock up on is ideal, s
Given that we’re in what feels like “unprecedented times” (to borrow a way-too-overused phrase), we wanted to address it. What we are experiencing is, to be clear, a coup that is happening in plain site and being allowed
This week’s episode is short and sweet and here for you to start wrapping your mind around what it means to be prepared. This is week’s episode is all based on Week 1 of our preparedness series. If you want to refer back
We’re so excited to announce that we are back for a second season! This season will be a little different from the first one in that it will all be about practical preparedness. We will be going through the Preparedness
This is a fun episode where Helena Hjort one of the co-founders and co-owners of Swedish adventure travel company, Do The North, talks with me not just about the trip I took with them last year, but about Swedish and Ame
In honor of Earth Day (which is next Monday, April 22nd), I’m publishing this conversation I had with Leonard Barrett, co-president of the climate justice organization, Families for Climate, here in Oregon. I’ve been wor
On this week’s episode I bring you my liberal prepper pal, Brekke Wagoner. She’s the creator and host of the Sustainable Prepping YouTube Channel where she aims to educate through a holistic approach to emergency prepare
In the Fall of 2022, I participated in the Wilderness Awareness School’s Wild Women’s Retreat. It was two days filled with learning skills from fire-making and plant medicine to building an awareness in the outdoors and
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Cramming for the Apocalypse Podcast is hosted by Elizabeth Doerr. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 26 episodes.
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