Hey there, it's Jonathan Fields from Good Life Project, and I'm with...

Tishawksunwriters from The Simple Show.

And we've got a little bit of a fun, shared segment for you guys today.

So people are always telling us, hey, we love your show.

What's another podcast that you love that I might like?

So we kind of figured with Thanksgiving coming up

and with so many people looking for great new shows to listen to, why don't we introduce

the Good Life Project audience to The Simple Show and the Simple Show audience to Good Life Project.

And what better way to do that than us sharing a favorite episode from each other's podcast?

So Tish, you want to maybe kick us off?

Yeah, sounds good. You did an episode October 12th of 2017, so not that long ago from Thanksgiving called To Read Emotion, Don't Look, Listen. And I really love these shorter episodes you do where you

were talking about

kind of what's on your mind, really, right, along with a little science segment. And this one

really spoke to me because in it you talk about the importance of having visceral experiences

using our hands, like tactile experiences. And man, if that is not a topic that is hot on my mind right now, I don't know what it is. And that's why I loved it so much. You talk about how you and your daughter had this experience doing letterpress and what it led you to think about. And for me, personally, that's exactly what we're talking about around here. We're working on a fixer-upper, our home that we live in.

And so it's just on our minds. It's one of my favorite things, actually, to do as someone who

works on a screen, from a screen, to actually do things with my hands, paint walls, repair fences,

dig in the dirt. It's, it has actually become such a treat. And my husband actually, he used to work

for me. And we decided a few years ago that he wants to go back into woodworking for this very

reason because he just missed the reality, you know, of living in the three-year world. And this

episode of yours really zeroes in on why that's so important. And then you get into the

science a little bit about the emotion that we can hear best through audio more than visual

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