Episode 13: Spaceship

Episode 13 of the The Flawed Culture Podcast podcast, hosted by Jason Tyree, titled "Episode 13: Spaceship" was published on March 18, 2024 and runs 25 minutes.

March 18, 2024 ·25m · The Flawed Culture Podcast

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Summary

In this episode, Jason talks about the guilt he faces as a husband and father who works himself into exhaustion. In the quest to find ways to take some things off of his proverbial plate, he is encouraged that in doing so, he will have more time for his family. Jason also mentions how he's finally in a mental place to where he can officially start his 2024, despite the first quarter being almost over. To follow the podcast, you can: 📺 WATCH on YouTube (⁠https://www.YouTube.com/@TheTyreeFam⁠) or on Facebook: (⁠https://www.Facebook.com/@TheTyreeFam⁠) 🎧 LISTEN on Spotify, Apple Podcast or any streaming platform. Search “Man Of The House Podcast"

Episode Description

In this episode, Jason talks about the guilt he faces as a husband and father who works himself into exhaustion. In the quest to find ways to take some things off of his proverbial plate, he is encouraged that in doing so, he will have more time for his family. Jason also mentions how he's finally in a mental place to where he can officially start his 2024, despite the first quarter being almost over.

To follow the podcast, you can:

📺 WATCH on YouTube (⁠https://www.YouTube.com/@TheTyreeFam⁠) or on Facebook: (⁠https://www.Facebook.com/@TheTyreeFam⁠)

🎧 LISTEN on Spotify, Apple Podcast or any streaming platform. Search “Man Of The House Podcast"

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