Tonight I will be talking with Leon Pantenburg on his Survival Common Sense Radio show between 8:00 and 9:00 PM Central Time. Leon is the author of the popular blog, Survival Common Sense, which is an excellent resource on wilderness survival topics from an outdoorsman with extensive real-life experience. Leon and I have exchanged many emails about survival topics since I began this blog. Tonight we will be talking about my new book, Getting Out Alive: 13 Deadly Scenarios and How Others Survived. as well as related topics.
Here is a link to more detail about the show and tonight's program:
http://www.bepreparedradio.com/2011/02/17/survival-common-sense-radio-02-18-2011/
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