now i'm not trying to sound like a member of the moral majority but this stinks trevor isn't the only advising prospective doomsday prepper on the show appearing as guests and offering their own hilariously bad survival advice is a supporting cast of survivalists rocking their own makeshift apocalypse gear this supporting cast discusses the ins and outs of preparing to survive the apocalypse of trevor perform songs and even include some well-known canadian names such as filmmaker guy madden and actor michael gotlie these skits are actually legitimately quite funny and the songs have a way of sticking in your brain if you hear them a couple times of all the items on the list with quite confidence in saying survival it's probably one of the most fun programs to watch i have to say that you'd have to be pretty stupid not to want to survive and live in that beautiful radiated garden of eden that we'll be living in after cataclysm but it's only going to be that beautiful if you do prepare a lot of people think they can take a couple hundred gold cougar and throw it in a sock and prepare but let me tell you something buddy you can have all the gold in the world but you can't eat it after cataclysm and all that gold is not going to buy you freeze-dried wheat freeze-dried ice cream freeze-dried chips freeze-dried pop all the kind of freeze-dried foods that you need unfortunately there isn't actually much footage of survival what we do have was salvaged by montreal media artist daniel barrow as part of a project called winnipeg babysitter while there actually was at one time an official archive of public access tv in winnipeg a small local company that ran it was brought out by a large cable provider which would go on to destroy these archives and decades of cool public access content along with it these archives contain footage of survival as well as works by karl mcculloch who was involved with winnipeg public access before he worked on shows like south park and spongebob unfortunately public access and the non-discriminating process which once gave us unique and creative shows like these are dying at the hands of the big three cable companies for this reason we should archive this media while we still can if it's not already too late
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