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Communication – How Do You Do It in the End?
Communication is where preparedness plans can fail fast.......If chaos doesn’t kill your comms, infrastructure can.
mamesjonroe
Jan 203 min read


How Do You Think People Will Act When Things Go Bad?
How do you think people are going to act when things go bad? Not how you hope they’ll act. Not how movies say they’ll act. How they will actually behave when stress, fear, and uncertainty are layered on top of everyday life.
mamesjonroe
Jan 194 min read


The Importance of Knowledge and Training: Why You Can't Afford to Skip It
Ever wonder if you're really ready for anything life throws your way? We'd all like to think we’d handle a crisis like the guys on TV, but when the poop hits the fan, do you really know what to do? You don't know as much as you think you do. That’s why the importance of survival knowledge and training can’t be overstated. It’s not just about knowing how to start a fire or build a shelter; it’s about building confidence, resilience, and practical skills that could save your l
mamesjonroe
Jan 184 min read


Power on the Go: Essential Portable Emergency Power Options for Your Gear
When you’re out on the trail, in a canoe overnight, or prepping your bug-out bag, staying connected isn’t just a convenience — it’s a survival advantage. That’s why having multiple portable power options is so valuable. I’ve personally used these on overnight canoeing trips and hikes — keeping my cell phone going, helping others power theirs, and giving us peace of mind when we were off the grid. 59800mAh Portable Power Bank with Hand Crank & Solar https://amzn.to/49GR3o4
mamesjonroe
Jan 183 min read
Jackery Explorer 300: Quiet Backup Power for Real Preparedness
Field-Tested, Silent, and Solar-Ready Emergency Power When you’re building real preparedness — not Instagram fantasy prepping — the gear you rely on needs to be quiet, dependable, portable, and practical. The Jackery Explorer 300 has earned its place in my personal kit because it delivers exactly that. This isn’t a theoretical review; it’s based on real use during power outages and off-grid work at my property. During extended power outages, I’ve successfully used t
mamesjonroe
Jan 182 min read
Gear: Start Smart, Stay Practical
Gear can be a tricky subject when it comes to being prepared. You can have too little, or you can go full “tacticool” and pile on far more than you actually need. There’s a reason the military has a term for people who fall into that latter category—and it’s not meant as a compliment. It’s easy to overwhelm yourself with gear if you’re not careful. On ApocalypseApproved, I’ve put together gear recommendations to give you practical starting points. But at the end of the day, y
mamesjonroe
Jan 162 min read


Why Apocalypse Approved Exists
I will start by telling you that I am spaceship door gunner qualified......I’ve read The Art of War 16 times. I know a guy who knows a guy and I always do one more for Chesty!
mamesjonroe
Jan 153 min read
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