In the wake of Hurricane Helene, my crew and I spent hours navigating the wreckage, encountering impassable roads and devastated communities. What we found was far worse than we imagined—locals in despair, struggling to rebuild. Our focus was on delivering essential supplies we had prepped for just this kind of emergency, offering a small but important lifeline to those in need. While logistics were far from perfect, we utilized our leadership skills to help coordinate and ensure aid reached as many people as possible. Here is what’s actually going on in North Carolina. A lot of people are asking what actually happened in Asheville. We've spent a small amount of time offering aid in the actual city of Ashville since a lot of volunteers are already there. We've been traveling an hour North of Asheville to offer aid and deliver supplies.

In this video, we're going to explore the Caveman Shelter and Primitive Fire!

The Caveman Shelter is a great way to learn about how people might have constructed shelters when they migrated. The Primitive Fire is a fun way to learn about prehistoric fires and how they were used to cook food. You'll also get a chance to see how we build primitive fire and learn about the importance of primitive shelter in the cold climates...