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What will you listen to on your wind-up radio after the cataclysm? Commercial radio might not be around, so you might as well just start your own station. Read the post here, or listen:

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Back in the day, Schoolhouse Rock said that if we didn’t have fuel to burn it would take a superhero to turn the generator real fast in order to make electricity. Technical advances since the 70s mean you can be the superhero today, spinning the handles of wind-up radios and flashlights like the ones in this photo, generating the power to make them go. You’ll want a few of them in your cataclysm kit.

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How will you find your friends after the climate change cataclysm when you can’t use your CrackBerry, cell phone, PDA or GPS device? Listen here to learn how.

[Music: Ashwa by Natacha Atlas] 

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How will you enjoy your favorite music when the batteries on your mp3 run dry after the climate change cataclysm? Listen here to learn how.

[Music by Ursula 1000.]

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Listen here to the podcast of this week’s tip to help you survive the coming global climate change cataclysm: Post-cataclysm technology: the pencil. In a followup post, watch the video to learn How to write a letter.

You’ll find more tips at blog52.wordpress.com.

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