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Hour:73 Returns: Exploring Self-Reliance and Joining Sarasota ARES

2023-07-18

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Join us on this exciting episode as Christian K0STH announces the long-awaited return of Hour:73. This unique podcast goes beyond the first 72 hours to delve into the realm of self-reliance as a lifestyle. Discover invaluable insights and practical tips to enhance your preparedness journey.

In this episode, we focus on the vital role of radio communications in personal preparedness. If you're passionate about self-reliance, we invite you to join the conversation. Subscribe to the Hour:73 podcast and connect with us on YouTube and TikTok for engaging content and valuable resources.

Additionally, Christian shares his experience of joining the Sarasota Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) team.