Philip Hoag
3 archived appearances · 1997–2001
Disaster PreparednessCivil DefenseSurvivalNuclear Security
Philip Hoag is a preparedness advocate and author of No Such Thing as Doomsday. Drawing on his experience organizing a 7,000-square-foot underground shelter, he spoke with Art Bell about water, food, backup power, communications, civil defense, and nuclear and biological threats; a later appearance examined strategic tensions among the United States, Russia, and China.
On the air with Art · 3
Jan 14, 1997 · 2h 43m
Disaster Preparedness
Philip Hoag, a Montana-based preparedness expert and author of No Such Thing as Doomsday, joins Art Bell to make the case that civilian shelter building is not paranoia but practical necessity. Hoag draws on over a decade of hands-on experience, including organizing the construction of a 7,000-square-foot undergroun...Aug 26, 1999 · 2h 1m
Doomsday
Art Bell speaks with Philip Hoag, author of No Such Thing as Doomsday, a 406-page preparedness manual covering everything from water filtration to underground shelter construction. Hoag, who built a 7,000-square-foot underground facility with three diesel generators and a ham radio communications room, argues that r...Jun 14, 2001 · 2h 48m
US, Russia, & China Nuclear Confrontations
Art Bell welcomes Philip Hoag, author of No Such Thing as Doomsday, for a sobering examination of the shifting nuclear landscape between the United States, Russia, and China. Hoag details alarming policy changes under the Clinton administration, including the decision to absorb a first nuclear strike before retaliat...