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When I read those notes, when you hear that people literally from around the world, hearing

your perspective has somehow impacted their lives in a positive way.

It feels really great.

I feel like I'm just as much a part of the podcast as you are.

You are, you're a huge part of the podcast. Not to mention I wouldn't have created Tilton the first

places if it weren't for you. Welcome to the Tilt Parenting Podcast, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wire kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reber and today is a different kind of episode than really any

we've done before and that's because today is the one-year anniversary of

tilt so rather than do an interview or tackle a big topic, Asher and I wanted to sit down and talk with you about what's happened with Tilt over the past year,

share how it's impacted our relationship, give you some inside scoop into how we do things here at

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