The Prepper Broadcasting Network - DAC - You Need A Hat!

Episode Date: June 10, 2026

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To oppose tyranny and fight for the rights of the native is stoned us in the United States Constitution. We are the proper broadcasting. We are the proper broadcasting network. Hello everyone out there on Internet Radio Land. This is Dave Jones, the NBC guy. How are you doing on this fine Wednesday? Wednesday. Man, I'm coming to you every day of the week now.

How about that? School's out. Report cards are coming. everything's good. We're going to take the rest of this week to organize our summer. We are going to plan it out and organize it to have a daily schedule, weekly schedule, and a monthly schedule. So far, everybody's on board.

The kids are kind of whining. Because, you know, it includes exercise. Yes. I am going to pump them up. Anyway, I wanted to just get on here, do a daily audio cache. I sent the pictures to the Intrepid Commander of the different kits. I talked about the medical kit yesterday, where we put the blood pressure cuff, the oxymeter, the thermometer,

all the diagnostic tools for, medical in this one little bag because, you know, you want to be able to go to it and get it and know where it is. So I just, I took pictures of the outside bags and I had my get home bag here, which on the outside has a medium-sized machete. You definitely need a big knife in your get-home bag. Remember my three-knife rule. you should have three different types of knives, three different sizes. But one thing that stuck out to me in this get-home bag was a hat. You need a hat in your get-out bag.

Whether you wear a hat normally or not, the hat does so much, you can pull it down over your eyes to evade, you know, facial recognition. You can filter water through the hat. And then cool your head after you filter the water. You just protect your face and head from sun. You definitely need a hat in your get-home bag, whether you wear a hat normally or not.

Because you're going to be exposed to more weather than you normally would because you're on foot. LPCs, leather personnel carriers. So there you go. I have a lot of goals for this summer and I'm looking forward to it.

This three or four days of preparation is going to set the tone for everything and I want it to be fantastic. I want to achieve all these goals that we set out because now I got the time. I got the time. Thank the Lord. Clover still not having her pups.

You will be the first to know when she does because I'll be down there delivering puppies. She's definitely not as big as she was. The past litters. So I don't know what's going on. Maybe it's going to be a regular-sized litter, which wouldn't be bad. Wouldn't be bad for us.

Wouldn't be bad for her. Holy cow. She is a record setter. Okay, that's about it. Look at that. Four minutes. And all I wanted to do is tell you about a hat and how bad you need a hat in your get-home bag.

Listen, if I think of something else, I will come back. on, but this is your daily audio cache and your tip of the day from the NBC guy. Your get-home bag has got to include a hat. I would recommend a wide brim, also a neckerchief. It should be in your get-home bag. Something that you can put around your neck. It's just so versatile.

It can be a tourniquet. has to be, it can, you know, protect your neck, protect your back of your neck. It's, I always wear them. I wore them in the army. I put them around my neck, whether I was out in the field or not. I mean, when I was out in the field, that's when I would wear these things. It also protects you against bugs, bites, you know, just a regular handkerchief to put around your neck. Why you're hoping to get home. Okay. Here ends the reading of the word. Take care, PBM family and prep on.