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Aug 28, 2020 55 min

Podcast #52

from journeytopreparedness podcast Hosted by Bear

On this edition of the podcast we partake in part 2 of skills we should be teaching our children. This time we discuss essential skills like self defense, using a knife, and reading a map. These will not only help your child know how to protect themselves, but practice of these skills will help them t remain calm should they ever have to put them to use.

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