It's the simple show. You've got episode 126.

Hi, I'm Toshawkson writer. And I'm Erin Lachner.

And on the show, we break down big ideas.

In this episode, we are starting a new series on re-learning things as an adult.

But before we began, I just wanted to make a quick announcement. You've

already heard me talking about it, but Patreon is a new thing. I have got a little inner circle

going on there and it has been so much fun and I would love for you to join. For just a few

dollars a month, either three or seven dollars, you can join in and we can talk

behind the scenes. And as a thank you for the many years of letting me do my work out on the

internet, I am giving you a new weekly-ish series called The World at Home, where World stands

for watch, read, listen, and do. And every week, we're going to talk about a little thing we can do to expand our worldviews

from the comforts of our home, like a film or a book or a short article or a podcast episode

or just something out there that helps us learn about other people and cultures and ways

of thinking.

And then we'll just talk about it in Patreon. It's a lot of fun.

So that's patreon.com slash tish. And I would love to have you be part of it. Okay, Aaron, we're

starting a new thing here. And I'm really, really excited about this one. Tell me a little bit about

relearning things as an adult. What are your first

thoughts? Oh, gosh. Okay. Well, so there was so much about relearning, right? Because I feel like

we're just constantly learning, especially now with so much information available. I feel like we're

always learning new things. So we broke this up into four parts. And today we are talking about

relearning things in terms of relational, right?

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