• 1 hour 11 seconds
    1KHO 855: Disappointment Is Not the End | Matt Smallbone, The Prayer Experiment

    Matt Smallbone is here to talk about unanswered prayers, raising children, forgiveness, loss, and how sometimes the hardest seasons of life can become the beginning of something deeper. Matt shares the simple practice that transformed his own faith after years of feeling disappointed and disconnected, and why Jesus' words are still changing lives two thousand years later. Whether you're full of faith, full of questions, or somewhere in between, this conversation is thoughtful, hopeful, and one you'll be thinking about long after it ends.

    Grab your copy of The Prayer Experiment and learn more about Matt and all he has to offer here.

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    12 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 44 minutes 8 seconds
    1KHO 854: The Lost Art of Feeding Ourselves | Diane Devereaux, The Canning Diva

    There was a time when almost everyone knew how to grow food, preserve it, and fill a pantry that could carry a family through every season. Somewhere along the way, many of us lost those skills and we also lost the confidence that comes from knowing how to care for ourselves and the people we love. In this conversation, food preservation expert Diane Devereaux shares how to bring those traditions back. You'll learn how to eat better, living more intentionally, and passing practical wisdom to the next generation. We talk about gardening, canning, freeze drying, seasonal eating, food security, preserving water, caring for pets, and why a single jar of homemade strawberry jam can make the middle of winter feel like pure joy. This episode will leave you inspired to start wherever you are.

    Find Diane's books, courses, and resources at https://canningdiva.com and https://canning.university.


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    11 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 54 minutes 17 seconds
    1KHO 853: The Body Remembers | AC Seiple, The Sacred Art of Slowing Down

    Your body remembers long before you ever learned the words to explain what you were feeling. In this conversation, licensed professional counselor and author AC Seiple shares why so many of us mistake constant stress for normal life. We talk about parts of AC's story where she moved constantly as a child, she walked on two broken feet as a adult without realizing they were broken. We discuss what happens inside us after frightening experiences and why time outdoors is one of the best places to begin finding our footing again. This episode will help you understand yourself with more compassion and offer a hopeful path toward living with a little more ease, presence, and wholeness.

    Learn more about AC Seiple and all she has to offer at https://acseiple.com . Grab a copy of The Sacred Art of Slowing Down.


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    10 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 53 minutes 42 seconds
    1KHO 852: Parenting Is Supposed to Be Fun | Dr. Robyn Koslowitz, Post-Traumatic Parenting

    Some of us spend so much time trying not to repeat our childhood that we forget we're allowed to enjoy raising our own kids. In this wonderful conversation, trauma psychologist Dr. Robyn Koslowitz explains how the experiences we carry from childhood can shape the way we parent. We talk about the "trauma of absence," why repair matters more than getting everything right, how screens steal presence, and the blessed truth that simple family game nights can be part of recovery. If you've ever experienced whether your past is affecting your parenting, this episode offers wisdom and guidance. Connect with Dr. Robyn Koslowitz at posttraumaticparenting.com

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    9 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 1 hour 5 minutes
    1KHO 851: The Plan Falling Apart Is a Natural Part of Any Worthwhile Adventure | Paul Rosolie, Junglekeepers

    In this unforgettable conversation, Paul shares how a dyslexic kid who never fit inside a classroom found his life's work protecting one of the most extraordinary places on Earth. We talk about his parents who believed in him, the Indigenous mentor who taught him to see the jungle with new eyes, the elephants and anacondas that forever reshaped his understanding of the natural world, and why the greatest adventures almost never unfold the way we expect.

    Some people spend their lives waiting for the perfect plan. Paul Rosolie walked into the Amazon before he had any plan at all and he is changing the world. This episode is about conservation, courage, education, purpose, and the beautiful truth that the setbacks you think are ruining your story may actually be writing it. You'll leave inspired to look at nature and your own life with renewed hope.

    Learn more about Paul and support his work at junglekeepers.org, and explore all of his soul-changing, wonderfully written books Mother of God, Junglekeeper, and The Girl and the Tiger.


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    8 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 53 minutes 58 seconds
    1KHO 850: The Imagination Advantage | Daisy Day and Calvin Day

    Some kids wait for permission to create. Others just start. In this joyful conversation, Ginny sits down with young authors Daisy Day and Calvin Day to talk about writing books, building worlds, starting a kids' writing club, making cardboard pirate ships, turning backyard adventures into stories, and discovering that imagination grows when childhood is full of play. Their excitement is contagious, and their advice is refreshingly simple: sit down, start writing, and don't wait until you're grown up to make something that matters. If you've ever wondered how to raise creative kids or how to protect the kind of childhood that naturally produces them this episode will leave you wanting to hand your child a notebook instead of another screen.

    Find Daisy and Calvin's books at https://madebyday.co/plazaproductions


    You can also find The Raid of The Dragons by Calvin Day here


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    7 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 55 minutes 46 seconds
    1KHO 849: A More Settled Existence | Dr. Vanessa Lapointe, Discipline Without Damage

    Every parent wants more peace, but almost nobody tells us where it actually comes from. In this thoughtful conversation with child psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Vanessa LaPointe, we talk about why so many parenting battles begin with an overwhelmed nervous system and how small shifts in the way we respond can change the entire atmosphere of a home. We explore discipline, anxiety, outdoor play, boredom, big emotions, and why children were never meant to grow up under constant pressure. This episode isn't about becoming a perfect parent. It's about becoming a more settled one and giving your children the kind of steady presence they'll carry with them for the rest of their lives.

    Learn more about Dr. Vanessa Lapointe and all she has to offer here.

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    6 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 52 minutes 33 seconds
    1KHO 848: Walking Aids Discernment | Deborah Gregory, Spiritual Wayfinding

    Some of life's biggest questions are answered one step at a time. In this conversation, Deborah Gregory shares why walking has long been connected to discernment and why getting outside can help us notice what we've been missing. We talk about fascinating research on forest bathing, breathing, creativity, the horizon, and the surprising ways our bodies help us process life's biggest decisions. If you've been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure what comes next, this episode is a beautiful reminder that clarity often comes while we're already moving. Learn more about Deborah at https://www.flourishspiritualdirection.com and grab a copy of Spiritual Wayfinding.

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    5 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 53 minutes 22 seconds
    1KHO 847: AI Can't Feel Love | Jeff Burningham, Last Book Written By a Human

    Something is changing faster than most of us can keep up with, and this conversation will make you think differently about where we're headed. Entrepreneur, investor, and author Jeff Burningham has spent his life chasing success, only to discover that achievement alone could never satisfy the deepest parts of being human. We talk about why AI isn't just changing technology, it's also forcing us to ask what actually makes life worth living. From the trap of becoming addicted to doing, to raising children in a world of synthetic relationships, to why nature, family, and real human connection matter more than ever, this episode is a reminder that our greatest advantage is our humanity and not our intelligence. AI may be able to answer every question, but it will never know what it feels like to love, grieve, forgive, or hold someone's hand.

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    4 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 58 minutes 54 seconds
    1KHO 846: The Stories That Make Us | Sheila Quinn, Where Flowers Once Grew

    Life can change in a single generation, but the values that carry a family forward can last forever. In this conversation, bestselling historical novelist Sheila Quinn returns to the 1000 Hours Outside Podcast to talk about her beautiful new novel, Where Flowers Once Grew which is a story inspired by her own grandmother's childhood during the Dust Bowl and Great Depression. We talk about growing up with very little, why work was simply part of life, the surprising joy found in simple things, and how family stories shape the people we become. If you've ever wondered what we've lost, what we've kept, and why it's worth asking your grandparents more questions while you still can, this episode will stay with you long after it ends.

    Grab your copy of Where the Flower Once Grew and check out Sheila's Substack


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    3 July 2026, 8:00 am
  • 53 minutes 59 seconds
    1KHO 845: Childhood Is Under Siege | Dr. Crystal Miller, Kid Magic Unlocked

    Childhood is slipping away a little at a time when we consistently replace movement with screens, play with pressure, and wonder with schedules. In this fascinating conversation, Dr. Crystal Miller, pediatric physical therapist and author of Kid Magic Unlocked, explains why so many kids are struggling today and what we can actually do about it. We talk about brain development, why play is anything but wasted time, how movement shapes learning, and why small changes at home or in the classroom can have lifelong effects. If you've ever looked at the children you love and thought, "There has to be a better way," this episode will leave you hopeful, equipped, and ready to help protect the magic of childhood.

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    2 July 2026, 8:00 am
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