This week on the Angery American Nation Podcast, Angery American welcomes Pete Robertucci of Eden Army back to the show. Pete has launched a new app that centralizes all your prepping information into one space Pete Robertucci is an American author best known for the Eden series and the Birchwood companion series, which focus on realistic post-apocalyptic survival fiction. He is also the host of the Eden Army Podcast and creates preparedness-focused content and tools. Based in Central Florida, Pete also spends time in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. His background includes firefighting, firearms training, electrical contracting, and small-business ownership. His interests in preparedness, personal security, outdoor skills, and self-reliance influence both his fiction and his work with the Eden Army community. Author, Trainer, and Creator Pete’s work brings together fiction, preparedness, firearms training, and practical tools designed around self-reliance and real-world readiness. Through his books, the Eden Army Podcast, and Eden Army apps, he continues to create content for readers and listeners interested in preparedness, personal security, and survival.

Join the Angery American Nation Podcast as we welcome Brian Triple G" Loftus to the show! We’re getting into preparedness, survival gear, practical skills, training, and what actually works when you move beyond internet theories and put your equipment and abilities to the test. Brian brings a real-world approach to preparedness built around a simple idea: owning gear isn’t enough. You need the knowledge and skills to use it. Join us for another off-the-cuff and uncut conversation about preparedness, training, survival, and becoming more capable when it counts. 💬 What’s more important: the gear you own or the skills you’ve developed?

This week on the Angery American Nation Podcast, Angery American welcomes Robert “T” Toombs of Mountain Readiness. We’re talking preparedness, practical skills, resilience, training, and what it takes to become more capable when conditions get difficult. Mountain Readiness is built around getting people out of their comfort zones, putting skills to work, and building the confidence that comes from actually doing—not just talking about preparedness. Expect another off-the-cuff and uncut conversation about real people, real skills, and the mindset behind being ready when it matters.