1KHO 667: You are a Living Testimony to Your Children Through the Work You Do | Angela Hanscom, TimberNook

The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast

Ginny Yurich

Kids & Family, Parenting

4.9 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2026

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Angela Hanscom—founder of TimberNook and author of Balanced and Barefoot—is back, and this conversation goes somewhere we’ve never gone before: the behind-the-scenes yes that built a worldwide movement out of one mom’s quiet, out-of-her-comfort-zone obedience. We talk entrepreneurship in this episode and so much more. If you’ve ever felt pulled toward something meaningful but intimidating, this episode will be the nudge forward you need. Angela also talks about motherhood in the middle of all that work: your kids are watching your courage, humility, and resilience. We talk fear (ticks, travel, being the center of attention), discernment (how to recognize what’s from God), and why 60 minutes of movement isn’t remotely enough for kids who are made to move for hours. Angela shares what thrilling play actually looks like and why it’s one of the most practical ways we can push back on the social-emotional crisis we’re seeing in children. If this episode encourages you, share it with a friend who needs hope—and please leave a review. It’s one of the simplest ways to help more families find this message. Thanks for listening! Get your copy of Balanced and Barefoot here Check out TimberNook here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Oh, oh, it's a beautiful world.
0:05.0	Ain't nothing on a screen that's ever gonna beat this view.
0:10.0	Oh, oh, it's a beautiful world.
0:16.0	And I just wanna share it with, I just wanna share it with you.
0:22.9	This beautiful world, such a beautiful world.
0:30.3	Oh.
0:33.7	Happy New Year and thank you for being here.
0:36.3	The 1,000 hours outside podcasts exist because of listeners just like you, families and
0:40.6	individuals who believe life is richer, healthier, and more meaningful when it's lived in the
0:45.0	real world.
0:46.0	Today's episode is a super special one.
0:48.6	Our guest is Angela Hanscombe, founder of Timbernook and author of Balanced and Barefoot.
0:52.6	And this conversation goes deeper than ever before.
1:27.9	We talk about calling, courage, entrepreneurship, fear, faith, and what it looks like to say yes, one step at a time when the path ahead isn't clear. This is one of those episodes that doesn't just inform you, it stays with you. I think a lot of you will hear your own story inside of this one. Before we jump in, I want to invite you into something that can genuinely change the culture of your home this year. We have just released our brand new 2026, 1,000 hours outside trackers sheets, and they are a simple tool with a powerful ripple effect. They help families move from wanting more time outside to actually living it, tracking progress, building momentum, and celebrating what really matters. If paper trackers aren't your thing, our 1,000 hours outside app is available
1:32.4	on iOS and Android. It's consistently top ranked, gets rave reviews, and truly, this is a mom
1:38.4	and pop project we've poured our hearts into. Right now, the app is on sale for just $25 for the
1:43.8	entire year. That's about $2.8
1:46.6	a month to change family culture lower screen dependence and make real life visible again.
1:51.8	You'll find the tracker sheets at 1,000 hours outside.com slash trackers and the app in your app
1:57.6	or Google Play Store or whatever those are called.
2:02.2	I'll put the links in the show notes.
2:03.7	And one last thing before we begin,
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