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The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast

1000 Hours Outside

The 1000 Hours Outside Podcastis the megaphone for the global 1000 Hours Outside movement, created to help people embrace hands-on living in a tech-saturated world. Hosted by bestselling author and founder Ginny Yurich, each episode explores the countercultural idea that kids - and adults - thrive when they choose real-world options over virtual ones. Featuring conversations with leading voices in parenting, nature, education, mental health, neuroscience, faith, and free play, and rooted in

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1KHO 60: We Have Forgotten How to Have an Ordinary...

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2022/07/14

I laughed and snorted and cried and reflected through the entirely of Pam Lobley's book, Why Can't We Just Play - What I did When I Realized My Kids Were Too Busy This podcast episode has it all. We walk through all the familiar feelings of motherhood and parenting - lonliness, hollowness, fear, pressure, competitiveness, guilt, nervousness but above all love. Pam reminds us, in a comical way that I've rarlely seen in parenting books, that we don't get these years back. Eras end. So how can we

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1KHO 59: Brand New Nature Curriculum |Ginny Yurich &...

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2022/07/08

I am thrilled to announce the brand new official 1000 Hours Outside nature curriculum: Add the Wonder Nature Curriculum available beginning July 12, 2022. Download sample pages and learn more here: https://www.1000hoursoutside.com/curriculum This new resource, created by Ginny Yurich, M.Ed. and founder of 1000 Hours Outside alongside Julie Schultz, homeschooling mother of 8, is designed to be cross-curricular, multi-age, and affordable; but more than that it, was written to capture attention

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58:08

1KHO 58: We Only Need Five Good Friends - The Science...

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2022/07/01

We all want to have a little bit more fun!! How much fun do we need? What consistutes as fun? What are some fun ideas? Dr. Michael Rucker, authoer of the upcoming book The Fun Habit is on a mission to help the world have more fun. In this episode we explore a lot of the science behind having fun as we touch on autonomy, situational intimacy, exploring uncertainty, friendship, personality traits surrounding what's considered fun, and much more! You can find out more about Mike, about his upcoming

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60:54

1KHO 57: Just Because Someone Else is Winning,...

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2022/06/27

Rachel Cruze, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author (twice!) and daughter of personal finance expert Dave Ramsey joins us right at the kick-off a new season to discuss crafting the life we want through intentional choices. We talk through the subjects of jealousy and comparison - which are sometimes hard to steer clear of in a social-media drenched world. We discuss increase in prices and how to still create a fulfilling summer filled with memorable experiences in a way that doesn't break your

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1KHO 56: Bringing a Consumer's Mindset to Club Sports...

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2022/06/15

With a Master Degree in Clinical Psychology, Priscilla Tallman who is an author and NCAA mindset coach walks us through the world of club sports and what to be on the lookout for as parents. Club sports have changed over the past several generations and it's important to be a shrewd consumer when it comes to involvement. Tallman walks us through how to determine if your program matches your family's value systems? How much is too much? What is the end goal? What are children looking to get out of

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1KHO 55: All Things Aquatic - Swimsuit Colors, Life...

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2022/06/09

Chris Whipple, Water Safety Instructor and Lifeguarding Instructor Trainer Educator with the American Red cross, has been supervising and managing a variety of aquatic settings over the past 15+ years. He is also a nationally registered EMT, a part president of the Association of Aquatic Professionals, and was a subject matter expert for the current release of the American Red Cross lifeguarding program. Today Chris joins us to talk about all things aquatics and water safety. He answers many

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1KHO 54: It's Okay to Say "Not Yet," The Power of...

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2022/06/02

Find the answers to so many of your tech questions here. Brooke Shannon, mother of three and founder of Wait Until 8th walks us through the immense challenges we face today in regards to technology with new insight, practical tips, and encouragement to stay the course. Wait Until 8th, Let Kids be Kids Just a Little Longer is a pledge that will empower parents to rally together to delay the smartphone at least until 8th grade. By banding together, this will decrease the pressure within the child’s

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1KHO 53: A Place to Belong | Amber Johnston, Heritage...

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2022/06/01

A manifesto. A memoir. And a guide. Amber Johnston's brand new book, A Place to Belong: Celebrating Diversity and Kinship in the Home and Beyond launched this week and it was an honor and a joy to be able to have a conversation about "curating a culturally rich home library, fostering open dialogue, and raising socially conscious kids." Amber's new book answers so many questions she's been personally asked over the years. It has a beautiful breadth and depth to it with so many practical

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59:22

1KHO 52: The Loss of Middle Childhood (ages 6 - 12) I...

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2022/06/01

Dr. Susan Linn is an author, psychologist, and award-winning ventriloquist (so fun!) and she has changed the world with her two books, Consuming Kids: The Hostile Takeover of Childhood and The Case for Make Believe: Saving Play in a Commercialized World. You may have seen her in some episodes of Mr. Roger's Neighborhood growing up! We dive into so many pertinent topics in this episode including: *The loss of middle childhood (age 6 - 12) and why it matters *KAGOY (Kids are growing older

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52:54

1KHO 51: Outdoor Kids in an Inside World | Steven...

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2022/05/12

Learn how to hang out with the cool people when you're older. :) Steven Rinella is a father, outdoorsman, writer, and wild-foods enthustiast. Creator and host of the television show MeatEater and the MeatEater Podcast, Rinella just launched a phenomenal new books for parents called "Outdoor Kids in an Inside World." Time in nature teaches kids resourcefulness and discipline. In the great outdoors, they learn how to deal with disappointments, challenges, annoyances and they gain a new appreciation

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53:42

1KHO 50: Seeking Out the Beauty of Something...

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2022/05/12

Feel the pull of real, tangibile experiences that cause our children and cause us to look up and behold the beauty of the world around us and of relationships. Join us as we discuss Greta's lastest book, 100 Days of Adventure and talk about things like the lost art of knot tying, taking a book road trip, finding engagement in simple things, getting our hands dirty and so much more! You can learn more about Greta here: http://www.gretaeskridge.com/ Purchase your copy of 100 Days of Adventure

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1KHO 49: Don't Live Your Life By Watching Others Live...

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2022/04/28

How do we juggle it all? The cooking? The cleaning? Work? Activities? Diane Boden, host of Minimalist Moms Podcast since 2016 joins us we cover all sorts of practical ways to priortize experiences over posessions. Learn about: *The one minute rule *The "heck yes" mentality *Putting down your phone and picking up your life *JOMO (the Joy of Missing Out) and so much more! A special part of this episode is that there are lot of precious kid "interupptions" - a sweet reminder that perfection

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1KHO 48: Gifting a Childhood and Restoring Wonder |...

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2022/04/22

Reclaiming wonder in childhood, how children learn, the ripple effects of entrepreneurship, the beauty of motherhood, you are the expert on your child, ... and so much more! There are so many themes in this podcast episode with Ainsley Arment, founder of Wild + Free and author of The Call of the Wild + Free. Ainsley has been instrumental in fostering deep relationships all around the world through the Wild + Free movement. She has a way with words and an outlook on life and parenting that will

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1KHO 47: If We Let Kids Pursue Their Own Interests...

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2022/04/15

Relationships are at the heart of all our success. Listen in as Dr. L. Carol Scott walks us through how children because self-aware through interaction with people and the environment and through play experiences during the ages of birth to seven. And learn how we can implement "development do-overs" if we missed some of the key components. Carol also discusses why it's important to take a step back when kids are trying new things since they are born learners and are naturally curious

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1KHO 46: Let's Do Hard Somewhere Beautiful | Nichole...

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2022/04/09

Parenting can be grueling - but often it is exhausting no matter whether we are inside or outside. Build your adventure muscles with Nichole Holze and learn right alongside your kids that you all can do hard things. Nichole walks you through the ins and outs of finding the best places to adventure for your family at the stage of life you're in right now. She teaches you how to adventure responsibly and she reminds us all that the outdoors is such a balm to a soul that is struggling. Learn more

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1KHO 45: Trusting Your Own Parenting Judgement |...

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2022/03/31

Parenting is a journey, not a science. As we learn to trust our kids, we also learn to trust ourselves and our judgement. This podcast episode is filled with beautiful wisdom from mom of seven, Jennifer Pepito. She walks us through the harrowing years of toddlerhood all the way through the even more harrowing years of young adults. Learn more about Jennifer Pepito here: https://www.thepeacefulpreschool.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1KHO 44: Our Feet Are the Ultimate Technology,...

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2022/03/25

WTFF Wide, Thin, Flat, Flexible - This is what to look like in a shoe. We need to free our feet because our feet are the ultimate technolgy and by not allowing them to be used in the way that they are designed we put stress on other parts of our bodies, like our hips and and knees. The ground will stabalize your foot. The ground will mobilize your foot. Learn why you want to have as little between your foot and the ground as possible! You'll even learn a little about the history of shoes and why

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57:54

1KHO 43: Microadventures: Because Even Small...

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2022/03/18

I read Alastair's book, Microadventures and then had the immense pleasure of speaking with him for an hour and we've already made some changes around our home due to his influence. We're trying to cook and eat outside more. We're searching out new places to go. We're thinking differently about our time. Alastair is witty and endearing, and even more than that he'll remind you of what's out there and how the simplest of nature experiences will always be with us. We will definitely be reading his

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1KHO 42: School Outside All Day?! Learn More About...

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2022/03/15

Have you ever heard of Forest Schools, but weren't really sure how they worked? Join me and Forest Kindergarten teacher, Lida Lawrence, as we explore how The Waldorf School of Baltimore transitioned nearly two years ago to full day, outdoor Forest Kindergarten. We discuss how primarily 'indoor' activities like art and reading, and even eating lunch, translate out-of-doors, and you'll get a glimpse of a typical day for Lida and her students. The extra year of play-based learning in a setting like

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1KHO 41: Toys That Preserve the Creativity of the...

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2022/03/13

Stories, and storytelling, are such wonderful and even magical components of our lives - and especially the lives of our children. With the pressures to purchase toys to enhance development, we want to use the toys that nature provides us as well as toys that preserve the creativity of the child. Drew Vernon, Marketing Director of Tonies, joins us to talk about how the stories we fall in love with in the early days and years of our lives transcend simple entertainment - they teach us about the

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