Disaster Doesn't Wait
Synopsis
An 8 by 8 by 8 concrete pod, called an urban foxhole, is built by a family in secret to survive potential disasters and societal collapse.
Synopsis
Underneath a suburban garage, Barry has built an "urban foxhole," a concrete pod designed for survival in the event of a disaster. Alongside his girlfriend Pink and son Cole, he has secretly excavated 100 cubic yards of dirt to create this refuge. The documentary follows Barry and two other preppers as they implement extensive plans to protect their families from potential calamities, including economic collapse and pandemics. Experts assess their preparations, offering insights into the mindset of those preparing for an uncertain future.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Barry and his urban foxhole built for disaster survival.
- Find out how Laura prepares her family for potential virus outbreaks.
- See experts assess extreme prepping strategies for real threats.
Did You Know
- Barry's urban foxhole is constructed from concrete and is 8 by 8 by 8 feet.
- The family dug out 100 cubic yards of dirt by hand to build the foxhole.
- Laura believes her current water filter solution is sufficient for her family's needs.
- The World Health Organization states that influenza pandemics can cause severe social and economic stress.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Barry's urban foxhole made of?
Barry's urban foxhole is constructed from concrete and formed into a sphere, making it water, fire, and chemical resistant.
How much dirt did Barry and his family dig out to create the foxhole?
The family dug out 100 cubic yards of dirt by hand to create the urban foxhole.
What does Laura use to limit the spread of a virus in her home?
Laura builds a makeshift contamination control room with a double barrier to isolate the virus and limit its spread.
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