The Prepper Broadcasting Network - DAC - Take A Breath 🫁

Episode Date: January 22, 2026

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A person who advocates and practices preparedness. One ready for any event that would disrupt their daily routine. That is a problem. Hello, everyone out there in Internet Radio, and this is Dave Jonesy NBC guy. How are you doing on this Thursday night? Thursday night.

Oh, my goodness. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Listen, what I want to tell you is slow down, take a breath. Okay? Everybody's hyping this up to be the storm of the century, and it is not. It's bad.

It's going to be bad, and people are going to die. That is a fact. More people die each year from cold than do from heat. So, at least in the United States. people, the temperatures are going to drop 40 degrees, 50, 60 degrees in a matter of 24 hours. And it's going to catch a lot of people by surprise. It's going to catch a lot of utilities by surprise. And basically, those that are unprepared.

and it was interesting because I listened to a newscast and they were talking about how they were preparing. And for most of the people in this audience, you would chuckle like I was, I'm chuckling right now. Because their level of preparedness is, I don't know, get a couple extra cans of food. or something, I don't know. So most of the people I'm talking to in the PBN family, all we're doing is topping off. All we're doing is getting the last little bit of comfort stuff. And you should be relaxed.

Don't feed into the panic. Okay. You got this. And now that doesn't mean sit back and wait, you know, do the things, do the things. I got my zero point energy generator, my solar generator, which is, I hate that term, solar generator, because it's just a battery pack that charges up.

Anyway, I got it out for the first time, thinking that maybe I might have to use it, you know, because or loan it to someone like a neighbor. Well, I had the battery packs charged up, but it's been a few years and I found them at zero. Yeah. So you got to do the thing. Do the thing.

Get prepared. You know, check the generator. Check your gas. Do all that kind of stuff. And we're good. We're good. God, we got wood. I have so many propane tanks.

I don't even want to go fill up the two or three that I have empty. Because I have a whole shed full of them. When I go to yard sales and stuff like that, I look for these propane tanks. And if I have to swap them out in an exchange, I do. But I always go fill them up at a place that fills them because you get the full amount of propane. If you swap them out,

they limit the amount of propane for safety reasons and also for, you know, someone that's not as strong to put them in the trunk or their car, to lift them up and put them. So they don't necessarily give you a fool the swap places. Anyway,

You know, maybe this is a good time to check with your neighbors, maybe just by calling them and saying, hey, you ready? This is going to be pretty rough. You know, maybe it's that time that you spur them on to prep a little more. You know, truthfully, I'm not sure at the Jones Stead what we can do more. I mean, we are prepping our animals a little more because it's going to be cold. It is going to be cold. Not the coldest we've ever seen it here, but pretty cold.

And if we don't lose power, it'll be a walk in the dark. I mean, it just, but if we lose power, there'll be, you know, a little bit of inconvenience. usually when we lose power, we lose internet. And thanks for reaching out to me about Starlink. Okay. It just didn't work out for me. So I took the Starlink back. It was going to cost me as much or more.

No, more. It was going to cost like $150 in my area. And I pay $50 right now. But whenever there's a power, failure, we lose internet in about three or four hours after the power goes off. Because whatever the battery backup is in the tower, it does not last. Yeah. I mean, if anybody's freaking out, hmm, Maria's kind of freaking out.

Maybe I should try the satellite phones again. Whenever she freaks out, I'm able to get more prepper stuff. Well, I think that's what everybody's banking on. You're freaking out. Is it going to be a run on toilet paper again? That I could never understand. But, yep, got to get the bread and the milk, the bread, the milk, the eggs. Yeah.

Oh, PBM family. I just wanted to give you a little bit of smiling, you know, look at this and just look at an opportunity to exercise your plan. And learn, learn from it. Remember that you don't have to heat the whole house. If the power goes out and you're having trouble heating, heat a room. and even smaller than a room, build yourself a fort. Okay? Remember carbon dioxide is a silent killer.

You won't be able to smell it. You'll wake up dead. Okay. So remember that's a real thing. So don't be, you know, dragging that. And God, do not put gasoline in a kerosene heater. Okay. I have five ways to heat the house.

and I've yet to find a caracine heater that I want to buy. So that would be six when I get caracine. So PBM family, take care, prep on and relax. Relax. Take a deep breath because the relaxed mind thinks better. If you're tense and you're worried, you may not be able to see the obvious. So take care and prep on.