Time That Will Not Hurry: This is a podcast conversation about an essay called Time That Will Not Hurry, from Ghosts of Parenting. We explore how parenting reshapes our relationship with time, the strange reality of days that feel endless while years pass too quickly, and what it means to live inside a kind of time that refuses urgency. The conversation names the hidden strain of waiting, repetition, and unfinished moments, while also recognising the deep intelligence in a pace that protects growth, attachment, and change. There is no advice here, just careful attention to a shared lived condition, how it becomes heavy when unrecognised, and how it softens when clearly seen, as a steady presence that carries responsibility, worry, and love across years rather than moments.