Fox 6 News in the Morning, San Diego, CA. Morning anchor Marc Bailey interviews Cody about urban survival tips based upon his new book, When All Hell Breaks Loose.
San Diego Living, XETV-TV, San Diego, CA, November 2007. Host Joe Bauer interviews Cody about practical home preparedness tips based upon the San Diego wild fires.
Arizona Midday, KPNX-TV, Phoenix, November 2007. Journalist Robin Sewell interviews Cody about urban survival tips for the home.
Good Day Arizona, KTVK-TV, Phoenix, November 2007. Morning anchor Dan Davis interviews Cody about urban survival tips and tricks from his new book, When All Hell Breaks Loose.
AM Arizona, KAZT-TV, November 2007. Hosts Tonya Mock and Lew Rees interview Cody about his new urban survival skills book.
AM Northwest, (live), KATU-TV, Portland, OR. November 2007. Hosts Helen Raptis and Dave Anderson interview Cody about his new urban survival book, When All Hell Breaks Loose. watch the show
City Stream, The Seattle Channel, Seattle, WA. November 2007. Reporter Lowell Deo goes "urban survival shopping" with Cody for disaster preparedness supplies at the local supermarket. watch the show
Northwest Afternoon, KOMO-TV, Seattle, WA. October 2007. Hosts Kent Phillips and Natasha Curry interview Cody about his new book, When All Hell Breaks Loose, and experience using a home made sleeping bag made from plastic bags and old newspapers, an oil lamp made from a tuna can and more.
Learn how to kill and eat a rat with Cody. June 2007. watch the show
Earth Current TV visits Cody's self-reliant homestead. August 2005. watch the show
Lifetime Television, "What Should
You Do?", Cody is featured as the on-camera survival skills consultant
in both interview and demonstration formats for the three"What Should
You Do?" episodes appearing below.
"Injured Back country Hiker", July 2004.
"Lost Cross Country Skier", June 2004.
"Avalanche Survivor", May 2004.
The Discovery Channel, "Lost in the Wild: High Desert" (pilot), April
2004. Four students with no back country experience "get lost" and travel with Cody learning survival skills in the high desert of Arizona
before being rescued by Search and Rescue.
The Discovery Channel, "Lost in the Wild: Nova Scotia" (pilot),
March 2004. Four students with no back country experience "get lost" and travel with Cody learning survival skills in the dense boreal forest
of Nova Scotia, Canada before being rescued by Search and Rescue.
AM Arizona, (live), March 2004. Hosts Tonya Mock and Lew Rees interview
Cody about his book and his "Lost in the Wild" shows on the
Discovery Channel.
The Today Show (live), NBC, February 2004. Trains "Today"
host Matt Lauer, recording artist Jimmy Buffett, billionaire Sir Richard
Branson, and Sports Illustrated model Vendella in Caribbean survival skills
on Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands for "Where in the
World is Matt Lauer?"
The History Channel, "Digging for the Truth: The First Americans" (pilot), January 2004. Trains host Matthew Bogdanos in winter primitive
skills in the Grand Teton National Park near Jackson Hole, Wyoming featuring
snow shelters, primitive fire lighting, and butchering a mule deer with
a stone knife- all on snowshoes!
Good Morning Arizona (live), Phoenix, Channel 3, August 2003.
Spoke with anchor Brad Perry about surviving in the desert and the new
book 98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive!
The Pat McMahon Show (live), Phoenix, Channel 7, August 2003. Spoke
with host Pat McMahon about desert survival, life as a survival instructor
with ALSS, and the new book 98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass
Alive!
NBC Channel 12 News (live), Phoenix, July 2003, Morning Show. Spoke
with anchors Kevin Kelly and Nicolle Hernandez about desert survival skills
and the new book, 98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive!
CBS Channel 5 News, Phoenix, May 2001. Trained reporter Marya Piani
along with Prescott College students in wilderness survival and southwestern
primitive living skills for her special segment, “Outdoors with Marya”.
Dateline NBC, Winter Survival Guide, February 2001. Trained Dateline
correspondent Rob Stafford to survive over night in a snow-covered, 9,000
foot alpine wilderness with the clothes on his back and a magnesium fire
starter.
NBC Channel 12 News, Phoenix, Safety Team special, Winter Safety Tips in the Snow, February 2001. Trained lead anchor Kent Dana in winter survival skills with mountain snow.
CBS Channel 2 News, Los Angeles, CA. Special Assignment, “Going Primitive”, February 2001. Trained anchor Drew Griffin in desert primitive living skills as a promotion for the CBS series Survivor Two.
CBS Channel 7 News, Dayton, OH. Special Projects, “Survivor”, January 2001. Trained anchor Jim Otte for a two part special regarding desert, canyon and mountain primitive living and modern survival skills as a promotion for the CBS series Survivor Two.
Fox 10 News, Phoenix, July 2000. Trained anchor Steve Filmer along with an ALSS course in the basics of fire, shelter, signaling for rescue and water procurement.
NBC Channel 12 News, Phoenix, Safety Team special, Summer Safety Tips, May 2000. Trained lead anchor Kent Dana in desert survival skills.
PBS Channel 8, Horizon Program, May 2000. Interview regarding Cody's Aboriginal Living Skills course for Prescott College.
The Sam Steiger Show, Channel 7, March 2000. Interview with Tonya Mock regarding the Aboriginal Living Skills School.
NBC Channel 12 News, Phoenix, Safety Team special, Winter Safety Tips, February 2000. Trained lead anchor Kent Dana in winter survival skills.
The Donny and Marie Show, December 1999. Demonstrated survival kit components to Donny and Marie for a Y2K preparation special.
Dateline NBC, Lost in the Wild, November 1999. Trained Dateline correspondent Rob Stafford to survive in the wilderness with only the clothes on his back. This piece was later featured as the top story on MSN.COM, February 8, 2001.
Fox 10, On the Arizona Road with Bill Leverton, 1996. Primitive skills demonstration for Bill Leverton in association with the Sharlot Hall Museum.
Living Outside: A Glimpse of No-House Experiences, by Galen Palmer, 1998. Half hour documentary film interviewing Cody and five other people about living free on societies fringe.