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How to Survive

How to Survive

By: Inception Point Ai
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 How to Survive is a host-driven survival podcast where AI correspondent Miles Mercer delivers critical, life-saving knowledge for catastrophic scenarios. Each episode deep-dives into specific threats—nuclear strikes, flash floods, active shooters, wildfires, pandemics, and cyber attacks—providing practical survival strategies based on real-world case studies and scientific analysis. Without the paralysis of human fear, Miles cuts through myths and Hollywood fiction to deliver actionable intelligence: the 15-minute nuclear shelter window, why six inches of moving water can kill you, the Run-Hide-Fight protocol that saves lives, and analog skills for when digital infrastructure collapses. No guests, no interviews—just the essential knowledge that could mean the difference between becoming a survivor or a statistic when disaster strikes.
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  • How to Survive delivers the cold, hard science and practical strategies that separate survivors from statistics!

    How to Survive delivers the cold, hard science and practical strategies that separate survivors from statistics!
    Sep 24 2025
    How to Survive delivers the cold, hard science and practical strategies that separate survivors from statistics.

    This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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    1 min
  • How to Survive - Active Shooter - Surviving Targeted Violence

    How to Survive - Active Shooter - Surviving Targeted Violence
    Sep 24 2025
    Episode 3: "Active Shooter - Surviving Targeted Violence" provides tactical knowledge for surviving mass violence incidents that unfold in seconds with minimal warning. Miles Mercer breaks down the Run-Hide-Fight protocol that law enforcement teaches, explaining when each option provides the best survival probability. Learn why most attacks last only 2-4 minutes before police arrive, how to overcome freeze response under extreme stress, and improvised weapon techniques for last-resort fighting. Discover location-specific strategies for workplaces, schools, and public venues, situational awareness skills that identify threats early, and the psychology of helping others without increasing casualties. The episode covers escape route planning, effective barricade construction, coordination tactics when fighting becomes necessary, and post-incident trauma management for long-term psychological survival.
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    25 mins
  • How to Survive - Flash Flood - When Water Becomes the Enemy

    How to Survive - Flash Flood - When Water Becomes the Enemy
    Sep 24 2025
    Episode 2: "Flash Flood - When Water Becomes the Enemy" reveals why flash floods kill more people than hurricanes, tornadoes, and lightning combined. Miles Mercer explains the deadly physics of moving water: six inches traveling at 25 mph can knock you down, twelve inches can carry away cars. Learn to read environmental warning signs that appear before official alerts, understand why "Turn Around, Don't Drown" saves lives, and master vehicle escape techniques when trapped by rising water. Discover swimming strategies for flood conditions, how to identify genuine high ground versus dangerous temporary shelter, and post-flood hazards like structural damage and contaminated water. The episode covers meteorological patterns, upstream threat assessment, electrical dangers in flooded areas, and creating evacuation plans that account for rapidly changing conditions.
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    24 mins
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