Videos tagged with Back to School

This video details a non-lethal Everyday Carry (EDC) setup for back-to-school, focusing on preparedness and personal safety without firearms. The presenter, Marine X, showcases a range of items including communication devices, self-defense tools, organizational accessories, and productivity gadgets, emphasizing practical utility and discreet carry. The content is geared towards individuals seeking to enhance their personal safety and readiness in everyday environments.

This podcast episode features Ashley McGee, Digital Content and Marketing Director at FMG Publications, discussing how parents can talk to their children about school safety and violence. McGee emphasizes the importance of age-appropriate conversations, controlling the narrative, and not underestimating children's ability to process information. The discussion also touches upon digital safety, the risks of oversharing personal information online, and the unique challenges faced by parents of children with special needs.

This video discusses potential upcoming supply chain shortages, drawing a parallel between everyday items like school supplies (backpacks, shoes, paper goods, electronics) and the broader concept of SHTF preparedness. It emphasizes the importance of proactive purchasing to avoid scarcity due to peak demand. The video also highlights tax-break periods for back-to-school shopping in various US states and Puerto Rico as an opportunity to acquire needed items cost-effectively. It encourages viewers to visit the Magic Prepper website for more on SHTF prepping, their merchandise store, Amazon storefront for gear, and a recommended coffee company.

This YouTube video, titled "HARRISON NEVEL 'AFFORDABLE' Top 10 Sneakers For Back To School 2020," focuses on footwear recommendations for students. The description includes links to donate directly, become a channel member, follow the creator on Twitch, Instagram, and Twitter, and contact them via email. It also mentions a referral code for Karmaloop. The content is entirely unrelated to firearms.