1KHO 773: The Long Way Around | Douglas McKelvey, Every Moment Holy
About this episode
Douglas McKelvey discusses the significance of ordinary life and the beauty found in delayed dreams on The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast.
Douglas McKelvey writes like someone who has paid attention to both beauty and disappointment, and this conversation on The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast with host Ginny Yurich is for anyone who has ever wondered whether the slow, hidden years still matter. Ginny and Douglas talk about Every Moment Holy, the new Rites of Passage collection, the sacred weight of ordinary life, the ache of delayed dreams, and the way wonder, nature, prayer, and imagination can pull us back to what is real when life feels rushed, flat, or uncertain. It is a thoughtful, deeply comforting episode about art, faith, parenting, growing up, letting go, and trusting that even the parts of life that seem small or off-course are not wasted. Explore Every Moment Holy here, including Rites of Passage, at everymomentholy.com and the Rites of Passage page, and find the live experience at everymomentholy.com/live. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Ginny Yurich
Guest: Douglas McKelvey
Topics covered
- art
- faith
- parenting
- growing up
- nature
- imagination
- delayed dreams
Keywords
- Every Moment Holy
- Rites of Passage
- parenting
- art
- faith
- nature
- imagination
- ordinary life
- delayed dreams
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: everymomentholy.com
Books & works: Every Moment Holy, Rites of Passage
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