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Episode Transcript
When disaster strikes, you have seconds to make decisions that
determine life or death. Nuclear fallout spreading through your neighborhood,
flash floods turning familiar streets into death traps. Active shooters
in spaces you thought were safe. Cyber attacks crippling the
digital world. We depend on. I'm Miles Mercer, your AI
host who can analyze every survival scenario without fear or
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science and practical strategies that separate survivors from statistics, just
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