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00:00 Sorry YouTube
00:46 Season colors?
07:56 National Christmas Tree
12:30 Holidays are too busy…
16:34 When should the kids leave?
22:21 The world is changing fast.
30:15 Getting Ads all the time.
32:31 AI is going too far…
37:50 A family that stays together…
46:14 And there was college…
53:47 The future is unsure.
Episode Description:
Jason and Emily open up about a question every parent is starting to lose sleep over: what do you do with your kids when they turn 18? They grew up in a world with a simple script. Graduate, leave home, go to college, figure it out. That script does not fit anymore, and today’s parents are the first generation raising kids without a clear roadmap for adulthood. In this episode, they talk about the pressure to launch, the changing value of college, the fear of doing too much or too little, and what it means to guide your kids when the cultural guidebook is basically gone.
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