3 Books With Neil Pasricha Chapter 148: Ginny Yurich obviates obsolete offspring with 1000 hours outside
Ginny Yurich (@1000hoursoutside) drove 5 hours up the road from Michigan to Toronto to hang out with Leslie and me. We went for a walk outside (of course!) and recorded this podcast—our second outdoors podcast in a row after Nickisha The Dog Walker!
Why outside? I'm glad you asked!
Ginny Yurich is the homeschooling mother of 5 (!) who has spirited a movement called 1000 Hours Outside. I like 1000 as you know! 1000 Awesome Things was my first blog, 1000 formative books is ... this entire podcast. So when 3 Bookers globally kept telling me to interview Ginny I looked her up and saw she was a fan of 1000 and I knew ... this was going to be good. And it was even better than I thought!
Grab some headphones! Put on some shoes! Let's mutually peel ourselves off screens and scrolling and let's step into the sun, into the wind, into the air and talk about parenting pressures, raising a wild child, old dangerous playground equipment, the benefits of spinning, why osteoporosis is a childhood disease, raising readers, and, of course, Ginny's 3 most formative books.
Ginny is the bestselling author of '1000 Hours Outside,' 'Until The Streetlights Come On,' and (out next week!) her brand-new book 'Homeschooling' which has the catchy subtitle "You're doing it right just by doing it." I found her formative books truly fascinating and her work is heavily research-based which builds upon her Master's in Education and an almost endless reservoir of knowledge about raising enduringly popular and healthy children in today's cognitively-exhausting world....
I absolutely love Ginny Yurich! Open the door, hear the birds, and let's flip the page into Chapter 148 now...