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That's Bgs. Edu. What is your favorite part of that process, Ben Asher?

I honestly think it's been, it's the end result. It's always the end result. It's really nice being able to go, okay, I now know all about the subject and I have a font I can use.

Right, I mean I haven't done that particular thing but I've done lots of

stuff in Blender it's really nice to be confidence that I know about a subject

and that I did something right and that now I can use it in

upcoming projects.

Welcome to the Tilt Parenting Podcast, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring,

informing and supporting parents raising differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reiber and today's episode is another kids P.O. V special or what my 13 year old son

likes to call an Asher special. If you're a long time listener of the show you may have

noticed that I'm not releasing Asher episodes as frequently as I used to.

Now that Asher is fully leaning into his teenage hood, things are changing a little bit here,

so I'm giving him lots of space and just respecting where he's at.

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