ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mass shootings, house fires, natural disasters, economic and financial uncertainty, dangerous public encounters, rising food costs; there is no shortage of threats we face in our daily lives on top of our obligations to our work, families, and ourselves. In this series, we are exploring ways we can prepare in case we find ourselves in a “worst-case” scenario so that we can protect and provide for our families and our communities.
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