In The Rabbit Hole is about focusing first on the things that matter most: What’s likely to happen.
Then preparing for it rationally and productively.
How to Stop Worrying And Actually Be More Prepared
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Our Quick History
After years of being frustrated that no one was fully addressing the concerns of urban survivalists, Aaron and Jonathan took to the web and founded In The Rabbit Hole in February of 2010. Shortly after, they’re long-time friend and accomplice, Jason, joined the show to add a touch of “Red Neck Cajun”. Since then, the show has featured many notable guests and explored a wide range of topics.
They are three city boys with a lifetime affinity for the outdoors, but a love of the city, a passion for survival topics, and Libertarian Ideals.
ITRH Urban Survival Podcast focuses on the essential things first: What’s likely to happen. Then, preparing for it as urban survivalists rationally and productively.
These priorities of urban survival stem from the focal points of Community, Health, and Intelligence – referred to as “Survival CHI”.
Through a weekly podcast and articles, Aaron, Jonathan, and Jason remind people to “Stay safe and sound”. (Safe in person and sound in mind.)
From the Lone Star State, the trio reaches out to people who are interested in taking personal responsibility for their own safety and well-being…
…And who just happen to live in the city.
ITRH Mission
Provide rational conversations and lessons on survival.
Philosophy
The foundation of the entire show and blog, Survival CHI, is what guides it all: Community, Health, and Intelligence. It’s what keeps In The Rabbit Hole all about rational, practical preparedness.
“Stay safe and sound.”
Meaning: Stay safe in person and sound in mind.
The ITRH Urban Survival Podcast is a weekly podcast that focuses on all aspects of modern urban survival. Hosts Aaron, Jason, and Jonathan cover topics such as:
- Self Sufficiency
- Food Storage
- Homesteading in the city
- Survival Book and Gear Reviews
- Starting Off as a New Prepper
- Disaster Psychology
- Financial Survival
- Self Reliance
- Preparing for Natural Disasters
- Emergency Medicine
- Firearms and Weapons
- Self Defense
Two of ITRH’s most acclaimed episodes that paint a clear picture of what the Podcast is about are:
- TEOTWAWKI Reality Check: What do you really need to be prepping for.
- Survival CHI – Reloaded: The foundational principles of ITRH.
- E300: The Final ITRH Podcast Episode (for now)
Tune in for the final episode and hear Aaron interviewed by a listener. - E299: The Best of ITRH Part II
Just one episode left. - E298: Best of ITRH Part 1
Announcements and a special best of episode. This is part one of a two part final series. - E297: You Need To Know This One Thing About Survival
We discuss the one big thing I hope you take away from this season about survival, preparedness, and survivalism–one thing that REALLY matters. - E296: The 7 Best Lessons from Professional Gunslingers
We cover the best advice shared by professional gun slingers and tactical trainers from over the years. Listen or watch here now… - E295: Zen and the Art of How to Walk Silently
Dexx drops in to explain how to walk silently and why it is a useful skill that teaches you a lot more than you ever expected. - E294: Survival CHI Final Summation
We return to the source: Survival CHI—corny name, but the serious model ITRH was founded on. - E293: Fundamentals of the Survival Model Basic-8 Made Easy
We go back to basics with a short discussion on the basic-8 survival model. It’s easy to understand and remember simple mental model for ensuring your preparedness bases are covered. - E291: Glen Tate on The State of Prepping and the US
Glen Tate, the author of the 299 Days series, drops in. We get caught up on all the shenanigans he’s been up to, how his views have changed over the years, and what the future may hold.
