# Bradley Garrett
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bradley garrett (born c. 1981) is an American social and cultural geographer at University College Dublin in Ireland and a writer for The Guardian newspaper in the United Kingdom. He describes his research interests as being at the intersections of cultural geography, archaeology and visual methods and writes that his research is about "finding the hidden in the world".
Prepping for the apocalypse: bunkers, bullets and billionaires
Bradley Garrett explores ‘doomsday prepping’, a multi-billion dollar industry driven by dread (R)
Prepping for the apocalypse: bunkers, bullets and billionaires
Bradley Garrett explores ‘doomsday prepping’, a multi-billion dollar industry driven by dread
Urban exploration with Bradley Garrett: city secrets, drains and skyscrapers
Broadcast date: Friday 5 September 2014
Bugging Out
In this episode of Tenacity, Dr. Bradley Garrett examines the lifesaving gear you need to pack in your car or bag to get out of dodge. Drawing on studies of Hazda hunter-gatherers and Pacific Crest Trail hikers, he discusses what to pack, when it’s safe to leave, and where to go. Topics include the…
#1515 - Dr. Bradley Garrett
Dr. Bradley Garrett is an American social and cultural geographer at University College Dublin in Ireland and a writer for The Guardian newspaper in the United Kingdom. His new book "Bunker: Building for the End Times" is now available.
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Prepped to Survive: Prepared or Paranoid?
Dr. Phil ventures into the wild world of prepping, where families and individuals are gearing up for doomsday scenarios amid political tension and global uncertainty. With the political climate boiling over and the specter of disaster looming, a surprising trend is taking root: prepping. Once dismi…
Doomsday or just good planning? The ethics of prepping
From climate disasters to economic collapse, pandemics to political unrest — some people prepare for the worst long before it happens.
But is prepping a sign of prudent foresight or a loss of faith in society? And how do ethics and religion shape ideas of survival?
In this episode we explore the …
Decameron Days (Part One)
In 1350, as the bubonic plague burned through Florence, the writer Giovanni Boccaccio imagined ten young people retreating to a villa outside the city. For ten days, they told each other stories — not to escape the world, but to make sense of a world that had stopped making sense. He called it The …
Decameron Days (Part Two)
It’s a story we all know. A man hears a warning no one else can hear: the rain is coming, enough rain to end the world. So he builds a boat. His neighbors laugh at him — right up until it starts raining and doesn’t stop. Until that moment, Noah is just a madman with a boat.
Last fall, in the Minnes…
Bradley Garrett: Inside the Places You're Never Meant to See
What lies beneath the cities we walk through every day, and what drives someone to explore the places the rest of us are told to stay out of? Bradley Garrett, the outlaw geographer, urban explorer, photographer and author of Explore Everything, joins Aleksandra King, host and producer, on The BEYON…
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