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Holistic Survival is about being prepared for modern survival with simple, realistic steps everyone can take to make the world a better place. It's about turning problems into possibilities. It's about stability and community and equipping, fortifying, perfecting, providing, and securing peace of mind. It's about self-reliance and personal responsibility. Who is behind The Holistic Survival Show? The name Jason Hartman has become synonymous with exposing the rigged game on Wall Street and guiding thousands of grateful investors to create wealth that lasts with income producing property investments in diverse geographical markets. More than two decades of phenomenon ally successful...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Economic risk becomes tangible through interviews linking markets, housing, preparedness and human behavior.
Jason Hartman treats financial instability as a practical problem, using guest interviews to connect economic forecasts with housing, personal preparedness and wealth decisions.
Interest rates meet the water heater: Jason Hartman has questions for your contingency plan.
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A blunt housing talk that prices real estate against oil, rice, inflation, and debt.
The piece treats real estate as something best read beside inflation, oil, rice, and debt, not dollars alone, and it keeps coming back to how the meaning of a house shifts when the benchmark shifts.
A skeptical, practical look at money panic, banking power, and what survives the pressure.
Money under stress is the center of the episode, with Bitcoin, CBDCs, bank control, and the older promises of the financial system all under pressure.
A blunt preparedness conversation about trust, support, and getting through unstable times.
Holistic Survival Show treats financial Armageddon as a hard-edged warning about unstable times. Jason Hartman and Michael Pansner keep the focus on what economic strain can do to everyday life: weaker public support, more pressure on institutions, and the simple problem of…
A blunt housing conversation that links rates, demographics, and the shrinking entry-level market.
This episode treats interest rates like a stress test for housing, and that angle gives the conversation some edge. Jason Hartman and Eric Basmajian argue that the old real-estate story does not fit a market with little entry-level inventory and much more activity in what used…
Blunt preparedness talk that keeps the advice practical.
The episode frames an economic storm as a reason to think ahead about practical survival, and Cody Lundeen helps keep the focus on basics instead of fantasy scenarios.
A blunt case for survival as mindset, not bravado.
Jason Hartman and Lawrence Gonzalez frame survival as a mental discipline as much as a physical one. Their talk settles on survival through surrender: accept that a situation may go badly, then pick the next useful move instead of burning energy on denial.
A hard listen that makes the price of cheap goods feel much less cheap.
The episode treats human trafficking as an economic system, not a lurid headline. Jason Hartman pushes the guest to separate slavery from extreme labor exploitation, and the conversation keeps landing on the same blunt point: ordinary manufacturing can hide serious cruelty.
A practical food-storage conversation that turns uncertainty into workable household priorities.
This episode frames food storage as one part of a wider survival-minded outlook, with Jason Hartman keeping the discussion practical and grounded in household decisions.
Spanish-language narrative journalism from across Latin America and Latino life.
Jason Hartman interviews Siddharth Kara about sex trafficking as a modern form of slavery, discussing its profitability, recruitment tactics, and global prevalence.
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Jason Hartman interviews Kerry Lutz on surviving financial crises, covering topics from digital reputation attacks and censorship to CBDCs, inflation measurement, and investment strategies.
Jason Hartman discusses real estate investment strategies amid economic uncertainty, focusing on inflation, interest rates, and housing inventory.
Jason Hartman interviews Karen Varner, an expert on food storage, discussing practical steps for emergency preparedness, including cost-effective methods, inflation impacts, and water storage tips.
Jason Hartman interviews trends forecaster Gerald Celente, who predicts a 'greatest depression' worse than the 1930s, citing debt, bailouts, and economic manipulation.
Survival gets practical fast.
Jason Hartman interviews martial arts expert Michael Pace about practical self-defense skills for modern survival.
Host Jason Hartman interviews financial expert Michael Pansner about the looming financial Armageddon, covering unsustainable debt levels, the declining U.S.
Jason Hartman interviews Erick Basmagian on the economic impact of interest rate shocks, analyzing how Federal Reserve policies have led to record spikes in private borrowing rates.
Jason Hartman interviews Laurence Gonzales, author of Deep Survival, about why smart people make poor decisions in crises.
Jason Hartman interviews Dr.
Jason Hartman interviews executive coach Britt Lefkoe about overcoming obstacles and preparing for economic uncertainty.
Jason Hartman discusses the reordering of the world under President Trump and encourages a big-picture, patient approach to real estate investing.
Jason Hartman discusses emergency preparedness with expert Greg Friess, emphasizing the importance of having kits and plans for disasters.
Jason Hartman introduces a survivalist show focused on preparing for economic and societal threats through self-reliance and critical thinking.
Jason Hartman interviews an expert about the current state and future of 3D printed housing technology.
Jason Hartman interviews George Gammon about the repo market, the pandemic's economic impact, and the Great Reset as a threat to the middle class.
Jason Hartman interviews Wayne Allen Root about his book 'Trump Rules' and how Trump's principles can lead to success and wealth.
Jason Hartman interviews former DOJ attorney Cindy Powell about corruption in the Department of Justice and how to prepare for economic crises.
Jason Hartman discusses economic survival and preparedness with actor Elon Srolovich, touching on identity politics and police issues.