ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Good to be back in this podcast space after a long hiatus! Reflecting on a newsletter article I read over the summer about "Ultraprocessed Time." Mentioned the book I read with our older kids, "The Amazing Generation," the challenge to spend more time outside and transition into the fall with generative and healthy spiritual habits.
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