The Mike Force podcast. What's up, guys? Welcome. It's been a while. I know I'm sorry.

I apologize. Things get hectic and busy around Philcraft survival and Black Rival and all

the things that have been involved in, but had a good conversation with Evan Hay for this morning

about the future of the hosting of Black Rival coffee podcasts, which I host right now,

which is why I took a lot of the time that I invested in Mike Force and reallocated it.

But we plan to continue to do kind of the Evan, Andy, and Mike, JT, all the guys

as part of that podcast, which allows me to focus more time on Mike Force.

You know, I started Mike Force podcast years ago when I decided to kind of step away

from the company Philcraft survival and let my experts who are survival guys like Kevin Estella

host that podcast, which he does a great job. If you haven't heard the recent episodes,

he did with his dad who grew up literally living in triple canopy post World War II.

It is a great listen and all the podcasts are great.

All the experts that we bring on are great, but give it a listen.

So I'm going to step up my podcasting game for Mike Force.

As you know, right now, like literally as we speak, we are moving from Hebrew City, Utah,

Philcraft HQ, which has been here for three years.

Very grateful for the Hebrew City community in Utah.

We're moving down the hill, down the canyon, right?

One of the reasons we're doing that is one, the winner was brutal.

It was hard to conduct classes, to get people to drive through blizzards, to get to us.

I mean, we had classes where people could even show up because the passes,

whether it was coming through Park City, the Vernal area near Strawberry Reservoir,

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