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We kick off season 2 of “Little Adventures, Big Life” with a recap of our photographic journey exploring the beauty and mystery of decay in an old warehouse. We discuss the nature of art, debating whether graffiti is a weed or a flower, and share our experiences with the recent winter weather, including virtual learning. The episode concludes with four questions for our listeners, encouraging them to reflect on their own adventures and perspectives.

Thank you as always for spending your time with us. You can learn more on the website movementsherpa.co

Until next time, enjoy a Little Adventure, in your Big Life!

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We're not done yet. We realize we've been out of touch as life has certainly kept us busy. After a long discussion, we feel that we have a lot more to accomplish with this podcast and so we have put together a new schedule for next year and we are excited for you to come along with us on this journey. Thank you for all your support. Go out have a safe New Year's, and you will hear from us soon.

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This episode explores the idea that adventure and play can be found in everyday spaces, like one’s backyard. The episode uses the metaphor of weeds and flowers to illustrate how perspective shapes our experiences, encouraging listeners to rediscover curiosity and imagination in their surroundings. Through discussions on backyard play, nature’s lessons, and the balance between weeds and flowers, the episode emphasizes that play thrives in imperfection.

Thank you as always for your patience and your time to listen to us babble. We really appreciate all of our listeners and all the feedback we get. We hope you are enjoying your fall season and having little adventures of your own until next time have your own Little Adventure, in your Big Life!

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This episode explores the meaning of Halloween, challenging the notion that there’s an age limit on trick-or-treating. It highlights Halloween’s origins as a harvest festival and emphasizes its role as a bridge between childhood and adulthood, encouraging people of all ages to embrace imagination and community. The episode also offers budget-friendly Halloween ideas, emphasizing that fun doesn’t require spending money.

Halloween is a night for imagination and community. Take a listen and tell us your favorite traditions, and your favorite candy!

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Hey listeners, we’ve been embarking on exciting adventures in our lives, and we’re still working on the Halloween episode. We’ll have it ready for you next weekend. Until then, thank you for sticking with us. Go have a Little Adventure in your Big Life!

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This episode is part 2 and explores the challenges and joys of reading for children. It discusses the barriers parents face in finding the right books for their kids, including overwhelming choices and competition from screens. The episode also highlights the importance of libraries as community hubs and the power of stories in fostering imagination, empathy, and emotional connection.

We appreciate your time and comments. We hope you enjoy this episode and until next time go out and have a Little Adventure, in your Big Life!

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This episode we explore the impact of technology on children, framing it as a garden with both weeds and flowers. We discuss common concerns like excessive screen time and online safety, while also highlighting the positive aspects of technology as a learning tool and means of connection. The episode encourages parents to approach technology mindfully, fostering a balanced relationship with their children.

Thank you as always for listening to our show. Follow along with us on our Little Adventures, in Our Big Lives!

Part 2 should be out in a day or two! (Hopefully)

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On this episode we explore the evolving relationship with food across generations, highlighting generational differences in food culture and preferences. Don't ask Chris about the butter!

We encourages families to embrace new foods and culinary experiences, using the “weed vs. flower” perspective to foster curiosity and appreciation for diverse cuisines. We can travel the world through food. We can learn how big and how small our world can be. The beauty of trying new foods, especially from other cultures is the growing appreciation and understanding of people everywhere, The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to share their own food adventures and questions.

We always appreciate you taking your time to listen. Give us a like, a comment, and maybe even a follow. Until next time, go out and enjoy a Little Adventure, in your Big Life!