EPISODE · Nov 26, 2020 · 11 MIN
#15 Checking the Box
from Frog Hopper · host Alan Bruess
Traditions can have great meaning in our lives. They can also become outdated and no longer have purpose. This can leave us stuck in the middle at times and left feeling like we are only going through the motions to "check the box". What makes traditions worth keeping or discarding is what this episode is all about.
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