Richard Prideaux answers questions from our patrons, discord members and audience with a backdrop of crackling campfire, interfering dogs and sheep several fields away. Continue reading →

Chris Smart is ex-military and now runs 112 Survival, a survival training company based out of a wood in Shropshire, UK. Richard and Chris delve into the interesting world of survival training. Continue reading →

This episode is delving into the importance of not making assumptions. You've bought a brand new stove for an outing - have you tested it? You grabbed a bag which should contain your small emergency kit -did you look inside to make sure everything was there and in good condition?...

Delving a little bit further into why Instagram (and tiktok, twitter, facebook etc.) is not your training provider, inspired by a conversation with our friend Luke Continue reading →

A recent event involving a dog, a chainsaw and quick reactions was the inspiration for this latest episode of Modern Outdoor Survival where we delve into reflexes and our acute stress responses as humans. Continue reading →

Richard sits down with Ralph who is a knowledgeable Search and Rescue member with a particular interest in snow and avalanches. Topics covered include safety in avalanche prone areas, essential knowledge and items of kit to take, and how to recognise avalanche conditions. Continue reading →

Richard recently led a group on a 50km supported walk in the Brecon Beacons with the aim of completing it in 10 hours. In this podcast he runs through the kit he carried with him and the reasoning behind it Continue reading →

For this episode we invited along Alistair, a local friend and someone who has been through a lot of training, to sit in the woods and discuss what to look for when seeking out instruction. Continue reading →