
The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast is 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 i... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 673 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

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The world our kids are heading into is changing so fast that the ... more
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This episode turns “just have better phone habits” on its head and rep... more
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Ginny Yurich sits down with Psychology Today editor and author Hara Estrof... more
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Screens don’t just fill time. They also begin to shape what feels normal in a child’s brain, body, and rela... more
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I will never be able to repay Ginny for the ways this podcast has changed my life. I started listening in 2021, months after my first son was born. Things were so hard then - and I felt like a complete failure. Listening to Ginny tell her own story literally saved me (as I had never heard of anyone admitting to feelings like that before) and I decided getting outside made so much sense for me and my kid (eventually kids) too.
Now I work part time at our local Timbernook - and try to soak in, c... more
Ginny,
You have been the voice in my ear, my companion through our first few months of homeschooling. We have 4 children (ages 1 year to 5 years). Each of your guests and conversations have taught me something new. I constantly think how fortunate I am to have found this podcast when I did, while my children are still so young. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and the wisdom of others! You have made a huge difference for my family and me as we navigate a difficult but beautiful stage in our li... more
The conversations that I hear here really make me think of new ways to spend my time with my family. Thank you!
I feel like Ginny and I would be such good friends!! She’s such an amazing interviewer and pulls out so much important information from every book she reads. I can’t wait to see what all she has to share in 2026!
I have learned so much from this podcast. Comparing my daughter now to back before I listened to this podcast I see a huge change. Ginny and her guests have taught me how to make changes in parenting my daughter. She is more resilient, happier, and we have a better relationship. I was literally doing everything wrong when she was young. The changes I’ve been empowered to make based on this podcast has changed my life and hers. Ginny doesn’t know it but she gave my daughter the childhood she dese... more
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Listeners are engaged in discussions surrounding the finite nature of childhood, emphasizing the significance of outdoor play in a child's development. The content primarily revolves around parenting, advocating for unrestricted outdoor engagement as a critical part of growing up. Various experts and guests contribute insights into holistic health, emotional well-being, educational challenges, and the impact of cultural pressures on childhood, all while focusing on how to inspire families to prioritize time outdoors. There is a balance of practical advice and personal stories from parents and professionals that illustrates the journey of reclaiming childhood through nature rather than screens, making it a compelling resource for families lo... more
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