Erin & Tam discuss an article from The New Yorker that asks whether hobbies still fit into modern life. Why can hobbies feel harder to claim as adults and when did they start feeling like something we have to justify? 
 
<a href='https://www.newyorker.com/culture/open-questions/do-we-need-hobbies'>Do We Need Hobbies? New Yorker Article</a>

Erin & Tam discuss an article from The New Yorker that asks whether hobbies still fit into modern life. Why can hobbies feel harder to claim as adults and when did they start feeling like something we have to justify? Do We Need Hobbies? New Yorker Article

Erin &amp; Tam discuss an article from The New Yorker that asks whether hobbies still fit into modern life. Why can hobbies feel harder to claim as adults and when did they start feeling like something we have to justify? 
 
<a href="https://www.newyorker.com/culture/open-questions/do-we-need-hobbies" rel="noopener noreferrer">Do We Need Hobbies? New Yorker Article</a>

Do We Actually Need Hobbies?

The Art of Hobbyness is the go-to podcast for millennial moms looking to reignite creativity and make self-care a priority. Join Erin and Tam each week for fun, relatable conversations around empowering moms to explore new hobbies, find fulfillment beyond the hustle, and embrace happiness through creativity.

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