In this explosive episode of the MOA Broadcast, host Sam Wilson dives into the latest headline-grabbing controversies and survival lessons that might just save your life. First up, Sam breaks down the escalating standoff between the Associated Press and President Trump over the contentious renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America." With press credentials at stake and freedom of the press in question, Sam unpacks the non-political facts behind this brewing media battle.

Then, in a harrowing tale from New York City, Sam recounts the shocking story of Jared Adorno, a man brutally attacked with his own plastic baseball bat on the subway. The incident sparks a deep dive into the importance of situational awareness in urban environments and practical survival tips for everyday life—including why pepper spray might be your best self-defense tool.

Sam also takes a detour into the wilderness with the tragic story of an experienced hiker who didn’t make it out alive from the Adirondacks, leading to an in-depth exploration of the "10 C’s of Survival"—a must-know list for anyone venturing into the great outdoors.

But it’s not all doom and gloom! Sam wraps up with an unbelievable survival tale from Australia, where a farmer fights off a towering, seven-foot kangaroo in a wild, real-life showdown straight out of an action movie.

Whether you’re navigating city streets, political headlines, or the backcountry, this episode offers critical insights on staying prepared, staying safe, and, most importantly, making it out alive.

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Coming to you from 4,200 feet in the hills of Oregon, Sam Wilson, the voice of Chaitown, is back with another episode of the MOA Broadcast. In this episode, Sam announces the launch of the video version of the show on Patreon, providing supporters with exclusive content while keeping the audio free for everyone.

We dive into the latest survival news, including the dangers of exposure in the wild. Hear the tragic stories of hikers caught unprepared in the White Mountains, and the lessons we can all learn about proper gear, fire-starting, and planning for worst-case scenarios. Sam breaks down the essential tools for fire-starting, from Bic lighters to ferro rods, and explains why preparation and practice are key to survival.

Plus, a look at bizarre headlines, including a Florida woman's misguided call to police and a standoff over the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico.

This is MOA Broadcast—because if you don’t make it out alive, you don’t make it out at all.

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Tune in, stay sharp, and remember: If you don’t make it out alive, you won’t make it at all.

Want to be ready for anything? Check out Sam’s 100% Made in the USA survival gear at GearConvoy.com.

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Broadcasting from 4,200 feet in the Oregon high desert, Sam Wilson delivers another gripping episode of Make It Out Alive. This week, Sam dives into the impact of severe winter storms across Oregon and Florida, reminding listeners of the importance of preparedness when the power goes out, roads become impassable, and temperatures plummet.

From a brutal assault in Chicago emphasizing the need for situational awareness to a Texan hiker who got stranded on a cliff using only a cell phone app as a guide, this episode covers the critical need for self-reliance and smart decision-making. Sam also tackles the growing frustration over tipping culture and shares essential survival tips, including why spam might just be the ultimate emergency food.

Whether it's locking your car doors, preparing for two weeks of isolation, or questioning the expectations of modern service culture, Make It Out Alive keeps you thinking and prepared for whatever comes next.

Tune in, stay sharp, and remember: If you don’t make it out alive, you won’t make it at all.

Want to be ready for anything? Check out Sam’s 100% Made in the USA survival gear at GearConvoy.com.

Tune in. Get prepared. Stay alive.