What to Do If You Get Lost in the Wild

Even in the age of smartphones and GPS, stories of hikers getting lost in the wilderness still regularly appear in the news. How do people get lost even when carrying their devices, and what should you do if you ever find yourself in that situation? To answer those questions, I called up Creek Stewart, a wilderness survival expert and instructor and a longtime friend of AoM. Creek is the author of numerous books …

InspireCampfire Podcast: From Survival to Success to Significance

In this week’s episode, we dive into the transformative journey from survival to success and, ultimately, significance. Our guest is Creek Stewart, a renowned wilderness survival instructor, author, and television host. With over 20 books on survival and preparedness under his belt, Creek is also the go-to survival expert for The Weather Channel, where he's hosted popular shows like Could You Survive? with Creek Stewart, SOS: How to Survive, and Fat Guys in the Woods.

Creek’s story is one of remarkable personal transformation, where his deep connection with nature played a pivotal role in his path from surviving to thriving. Tune in to hear how Creek’s experiences in the wild have shaped his life and how they can inspire you on your own journey.

Generous Business Owner: Integrating Jesus into Every Aspect of Your Life

Where have you seen God’s hand in your life to transform your life or others? In this episode, Jeff, Jeff, Creek, and Sarah discuss:

• Transitioning from being a lukewarm Christian living a selfish life to living a God-led generous life.

• Wrestling with God and letting Him lead you where He wants you to go.

• Appreciating all things God has given us and understanding where everything comes from.

• With Jesus, all things are possible so turn it all over to Him.

Newsweek interviews Creek Stewart about MANHUNT in Eastern Kentucky

As a frequent guest on major media outlets for survival-related commentary, Creek Stewart offers expert insights into the realities of surviving on the run in the rugged woodlands of Eastern Kentucky. In this Newsweek feature, Creek discusses the challenges, strategies, and the likely prospects for anyone attempting to evade capture in such a harsh environment.

Fieldcraft Survival Podcast

Survival Instructor Creek Stewart joins Kevin Estela on this week's podcast. The two discuss Creek's early start in the survival industry to the publishing of 40 books to his work on 3 network television shows. Stewart describes key components to an effective bug-out vehicle as well as what he thinks are best practices for a bug-out bag. Stewart and Estela discuss the importance of reconnecting to the great outdoors and the importance of leaving a strong legacy.