Helping families create healthier relationship with technology through research, storytelling, and practical strategies for parenting in the digital age.
Feeling Lost in Digital Parenting?
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Hey Reader, Over the past few years, I’ve had hundreds of conversations about screens. With parents. In living rooms. And what I’ve noticed is this: The most meaningful moments are not when someone gives the “right” answer. They’re when someone tells the truth. The messy truth. Because that’s where connection happens. Not in perfection. In honesty. And I kept thinking… Where do those conversations live? Not the polished ones. But the real ones. That question stayed with me. For a long time. And slowly, without me fully realizing it at first… It started to take shape into something. A place. A format. A way to hold those stories. That’s how the Infinite Halls Podcast began. The name came from a feeling I couldn’t quite shake. That parenting in the digital age doesn’t feel like a straight path. It feels like walking through a series of hallways. Twisting. Turning. Sometimes you feel like you’re moving forward. Sometimes you feel completely lost. Infinite Halls is a podcast built inside that feeling. It’s not a place for perfect advice. It’s a place for stories. Stories that hold:
Stories that remind us… We’re not the only ones trying to figure this out. No judgment. No simple answers. Just real conversations about what it actually looks like to raise kids in a world we’re all still learning how to navigate. I’m launching Infinite Halls on June 3! OMG! That's this long from now!
Not because everything is perfect. Not because I have it all figured out. But because I’m ready to share it. If you’ve ever felt unsure… You are not alone. Come walk these halls with me. Peace, Love, and Hairgrease, Arcadia |
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Helping families create healthier relationship with technology through research, storytelling, and practical strategies for parenting in the digital age.
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