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Ted Wright

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1 archived appearance · 1998

Ted Wright is an author and disaster preparedness expert known for "Wright's Complete Disaster Survival Manual," which earned a place on FEMA's recommended reading list, and a World War II survivor who endured the London Blitz as a child. On Art Bell's programs, his combination of lived wartime experience and practical survival instruction gave his guidance a uniquely authoritative and personal dimension.

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April 13, 1998: Surviving Cataclysm - Ted Wright

Apr 13, 1998

2h 53m

Art Bell opens with news updates, a preview of the week's upcoming guests, and open lines before welcoming Ted Wright, author of Wright's Complete Disaster Survival Manual, a book on FEMA's recommended reading list. A World War II survivor who endured the London Blitz as a child, Wright brings decades of practical e...

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Wright's Complete Disaster Survival Manual

1993

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