My digital producer and cohost is here and bringing feedback through the conversation and a lot of people go off the grid or pull back from technology for environmental or political reasons but when you realize how we are all trapped there is a personal protection reason you want to do it too. I went off the grid and lasted 13 minutes without my smartphone and for todays show i took it back to 1984 and letterman jacket and channelling tom cruise for all the right moves and we describe this life to the community and life off the grid and a life without phone and basically life in hell basically and we did seem to manage just fine over ten years ago without smartphones and now maybe two days and the days were impressive but say i see less about cell phones and internet and more about being responsible and i would love to take stewardship of a piece of land and my own life. Living in the digital age revolutionized how we live, love, interact and process information but at what cost . As w
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If you’re like most Americans at the end of 2020, you’re keeping a small orbit these days. You’re spending less time at work, less time with friends, and as the weather turns you expect those circles will become even smaller. We’re all buckling down for what could be a long winter.
Fortunately for you, you’re a runner.
“In this moment running is a perfect activity,” says Robert Swoap, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at Warren Wilson College. “It’s this ideal sport in which you can continue to be active and stay connected despite the pandemic.”