S1 Ep43: 15 Ways To Get More Energy Out Of Your Day / The Back To School Episode!
Episode 43 of the Dad Time Out Show podcast, hosted by Dad Time Out Show, titled "S1 Ep43: 15 Ways To Get More Energy Out Of Your Day / The Back To School Episode!" was published on August 19, 2021 and runs 73 minutes.
August 19, 2021 ·73m · Dad Time Out Show
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Episode Description
We all know back to school can be a draining time for everyone. In this episode the guys share their article and personal tips on how to maintain and re-establish physical and mental energy throughout the day and week. They also have fun with back to school tweets, a school supply quiz from 1954 (rubber cement or home economics anyone?) and also get a little quasi philosophical about aging, memories and trying new things. Relax and enjoy.
Fall here we come!
Fall here we come!
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