The Finding Time Podcast

We find the time today to talk about one of our favorite subjects, food! We learn a little bit about how our taste develops and how quickly the taste buds of a child changes. Then we dive into the different types of foods, meals, & especially desserts that we enjoy with our kids. Listen up and bring your appetite! 

In this episode, we find time to dig into specific types of learning and intelligence styles that you can look out for in children. We recall our own memories of early learning and admit some of our strengths & weaknesses. Then we dive into the skills we hope our kids develop and our ideal job for them. There is also a warning about changes to future jobs due to AI. As usual, Dan throw's in a short rant. This time it's about the perils of AI taking over unexpected jobs.

In this week's episode we find the time to learn more about the importance of conflict resolution in a relationship and how to be comfortable with the idea of healthy conflict. Dan connects this topic to a very sensitive moment from the Super Bowl and takes a shot at Swifties. Chelsey lets it slip that she has mind reading abilities. Plus several hands on, practical solutions to have healthy conflict and improve your conflict resolution skills.

We're looking to kick up some controversy in our second episode by Finding Time to talk about all the ways that bigger families are normal and perfectly fine! We're not insane for wanting lots of kids. We look at some statistics about family size over the last 40 years for comparison and compare our experiences on parenting roles in a modern world. 

Finding Time is our attempt to dedicate part of each week and let other people listen in on a conversation as we try to Connect, Dream, Laugh, & Grow. This first episode will hopefully not be our last and not be our best, but it's a start. Today we covered some basic background as to why we wanted to start a podcast and discuss a few interesting data points from research on why it's so important to find quality time together as a married couple.