The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast

1KHO 952: It's Never Too Late To Become Someone New | MP Woodward, The Handler

Five years can change everything. In 2021, M.P. Woodward was an Amazon executive who had never published a novel. Today, he's writing Tom Clancy thrillers like The Handle

1KHO 951: The Lost Art Of Enjoying Everyday Life | Ian Bogost, The Small Stuff

Children know something about enjoying life that adults have largely forgotten. A stick, a cardboard box, or even a marshmallow can become an entire world of discovery, w

1KHO 950: The Motherhood Advantage | Dr. Anne Welsh, Ambitious Mother

Even if you spend every possible moment with your children, you'll still grieve how quickly they grow up. That sadness isn't proof you missed something. It's part of lovi

1KHO 949: Raising Kids in a Narcissistic Age | Chuck DeGroat, Who You're Becoming

We live in a world that rewards performance, comparison, and constant approval. But what is that doing to our children—and to the people we're becoming? In this deeply t

1KHO 948: Slow Is a Superpower in Childhood | Carl Honore, In Praise in Slowness

Childhood was never meant to be a race. Bestselling author and Slow Movement pioneer Carl Honoré returns to The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast for a conversation about what h

1KHO 947: Building Up a Culture of Care | Tim St. John, After Church Hurt

Church hurt can leave you grieving far more than a bad experience because you can lose your community in the process. In this deeply personal conversation, Ginny Yurich s

1KHO 946: How Ordinary People Develop Remarkable Techniques for Weathering Crises | Dr. Raj Panjabi, Safer

When life suddenly stops feeling safe, the people around us may be our greatest protection. Dr. Raj Panjabi is a physician, the former White House national security offic

1KHO 945: Lessons from 45 Years of Raising a Child with Special Needs | Dr. Joe and Cindi Ferrini, The Special Needs Parent

Raising a child with special needs changes nearly every aspect of family life, but it can also reveal extraordinary opportunities for love, growth, and connection. Dr. J

1KHO 944: The Intentional Infecting of Ticks | Kris Newby, Bitten

The history of ticks in the United States is far stranger and more disturbing than many of us realize. Award-winning science writer Kris Newby, author of Bitten The Secre

1KHO 943: Your Child Doesn't Need to Be More Outgoing | Susan Cain, Quiet

Bestselling author Susan Cain joins Ginny Yurich for a fascinating conversation about the hidden strengths of introverts, the pressures of an extroverted culture, and the

1KHO 942: You Are Already Worthy | Tabitha Paige, I Loved You From the Start

Here is a message worth here hearing over and over again: you were already worthy before you accomplished a single thing. Artist, author, speech therapist, and homeschool

1KHO 941: When Your Goals Start Crushing You | Jordan Raynor, Redeeming Your Goals

Jordan Raynor is back on The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast with Ginny Yurich for a conversation about how to pursue big things without letting achievement become the measure

1KHO 940: The God Who Named Every Star Knows Your Story | Lisa Harper, Theology For the Rest Of Us

What if theology isn’t just for scholars and pastors, but something that can transform the way we live, parent, and connect with God? Beloved author and Bible teacher Li

1KHO 939: What If You Bet On Yourself? | Seph Schlueter, Counting My Blessings

What happens when we give kids more time to play, explore, and discover their passions? Christian singer-songwriter Seph Schlueter, whose hit song Counting My Blessings

1KHO 938: The Hurt Isn't The End Of Your Story | Stasi Eldredge, The Ladder of Love

What does it mean to truly know that you are loved? New York Times bestselling author Stasi Eldredge joins Ginny Yurich to discuss her new book, The Ladder of Love: A Pa

1KHO 937: The Most Powerful Thing You Can Do For Your Brain | Dr. John Ratey, Spark

Dr. John Ratey joins the show to discuss why exercise may be the single most powerful thing you can do for your brain. Dr. Ratey is a Harvard psychiatrist and bestselling

1KHO 936: Parenting Without the Power Struggles | Dr. Charles Fay, Love and Logic

Love and Logic changed the trajectory of my family, and getting to sit down with Dr. Charles Fay for this conversation was an emotional, full-circle for me. I discovered

1KHO 935: The Altar of Almost | Ebie Hepworth, Midnight Hallelujah

Hope can feel almost dangerous when you’ve been disappointed enough times. Ebie Hepworth, author of Midnight Hallelujah: Why Hope Is Still Worth the Risk, joins Ginny Yur

1KHO 934: Let Them Figure It Out | Magalie Del Angel, TimberNook

Sometimes the best thing we can do for our kids is not rush in to help. Magalie Del Angel joins Ginny Yurich to share what she’s seeing firsthand at TimberNook Kauai, whe

1KHO 933: We Do Not Want to Hand a Scorched Earth to Our Children | Dr. Stephanie Seneff, Toxic Legacy

What is glyphosate—and how might one of the world’s most widely used herbicides be affecting our health and the environment? Ginny sits down with MIT senior research sci