Life to the Full - finance, health, spiritual fitness
Oct 8, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
You can now text the show! How cool is that. Do it now! Maybe it's just me and my algorithm, but I keep seeing "get ready for 72 hours" and "the…
Dafydd MorseHost
Now, the themes that the government are talking about, they're coming back to us, are extreme weather, cyberattacks, and AI, and what threats those have to society and humankind.

The governments can't guarantee the chain never breaks, so all they're doing is they're asking us to be able to cope for a few days if it does.

The other way is this is basic common sense that our grandparents would have done without being told.

A few days food and water in the house just seems like common sense to me, if you've got the space for it.

So what do the government actually say? Now, I can't find the number, 72 hours, on the government website, but it does say, you know, a few days.

Find out the best escape route from your house if there's a fire, or what you should do if the home floods.

Things like writing down phone numbers, important phone numbers, and adding emergency contacts to your mobile phone called ICE.

And we actually had a, a lockdown drill at the school, the kids' school the other day, and I thought, "Hmm, interesting." But there we go.

Now, the themes that the government are talking about, they're coming back to us, are extreme weather, cyberattacks, and AI, and what threats those have to society and humankind.

The governments can't guarantee the chain never breaks, so all they're doing is they're asking us to be able to cope for a few days if it does.

The other way is this is basic common sense that our grandparents would have done without being told.

A few days food and water in the house just seems like common sense to me, if you've got the space for it.

So what do the government actually say? Now, I can't find the number, 72 hours, on the government website, but it does say, you know, a few days.

Find out the best escape route from your house if there's a fire, or what you should do if the home floods.

Things like writing down phone numbers, important phone numbers, and adding emergency contacts to your mobile phone called ICE.

And we actually had a, a lockdown drill at the school, the kids' school the other day, and I thought, "Hmm, interesting." But there we go.
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