Welcome to the 1000 Hours Outside podcast. My name is Ginny Urch. I'm the founder of 100 Hours Outside and the incredible, inspiring and informative. Luis Fernando Yosa is back. Welcome, Luis.

Thank you so much for having me a third time, Jenny. And any and every time you call upon me, I clear my schedule. It might take a month, but I clear the schedule.

So happy to be back talking to you about kids and about the impact that we can have,

the impact that you guys, you and Josh have had on so many.

I mean, I think it's in the millions now of parents and kids and getting them outside.

And from my end, getting them outside in the world of play, as you do, but also in the world

of sport in a parentally measured, cautious, careful, studied, but not overly scripted way.

Yeah.

You have so inspired me with your books and you've written them with Kim John Payne.

And so it has been such an honor to get to know the both of you over the past couple

years.

And I do a lot of podcast interviews and there's a few books that pop into the conversation a

lot.

Beyond Winning is one of those.

So this is called Beyond Winning, Smart Parenting in a toxic sports environment. Just an absolutely

phenomenal book, one of the best I've read. Another book by this woman named Angela Hanscom called

Balanced and Barefoot comes up a lot in the interviews that I do. But when I talk with friends,

the book that comes up the most, the very most of all books

that I've ever read is emotionally resilient tweens and teens. Wow, that's good to hear.

This is a book about empowering your kids to navigate bullying, teasing, and social exclusion,

which continues to become more prevalent every passing day. You know, the kids are really struggling. And

it is interesting when I sit back and think about just the everyday conversations with moms. And I'm

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