An exploratory podcast about how humans relate to play through life. Interviews and observations of how play influences: relationships, business, marriage, entrepreneurs, family bonds, and self-care.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | EducationRelationshipsSociety & CultureSelf-Improvement |
Quality of life measures are an evaluation of how we are doing in life. Sometimes they are health-related, sometimes relationships related, but today I am going to challenge you to look back at your personal history and give yourself an evaluation of... more
This month as we talk about History, think back to the history that makes you, you! Think back to all the rules and learning that went into you becoming a better person and a person who is looking for more in the way of learning, loving and being bet... more
The theme for July is History. Your own history, how we are bold with our history, and how we see others' perspectives. It should be a great month! Thanks for tuning in.
Kim Christensen of Talk Wordy To Me is a business owner and writer who uses her creativity to her advantage everyday. As a co-owner of Promptly Journals Kim is used to not only creating but encouraging creativity and engagement from others as well.
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Every parent and teacher should take a moment and listen to Sarah‘s podcasts about the art of play. Sarah‘s thoughts about play have so much relevance in today’s world.It’s not just the art of play it’s the value of play.
So much great insight! I’ve learned so much about myself and how to better improve/understand my life and to better prepare for raising my kids. Do yourself a favor, open your mind and listen!
This podcast has literally changed my life. It has opened my eyes in so many ways. I found it to be perfect for my stage of life which is in the midst of young motherhood. I see my children play and use their imagination which in turn inspires me to play. I love the interviews on relationships. It has broadened my perspective. I recommend this podcast to anyone and everyone. It is completely relevant to us all.
Listening to the Art of Play has been a well needed break during such an unusual and challenging year. Sarah is such a light and I appreciate so much the gems I walk away with from every episode. What a find!!
I have listened to 3 episodes of Artofplay and they have really hit a nerve with me. I have a hard time connecting with others, with many theories as to why. I am now starting to see how much play and connection I am lacking. As I look back at my life, I can recognize how I have always craved connection but as a middle child I merely existed to my parents who had lots of other things going on. I can’t judge them because I am now seeing that craving in my own kids. Because of this podcast I have ... more
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