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No Chill #13: Touch Grass, Save Your Brain: Our Wild Outdoor Confessions

No Chill #13: Touch Grass, Save Your Brain: Our Wild Outdoor Confessions

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We explore our complicated relationship with the outdoors, sharing personal stories about camping, swimming fears, and the surprising psychological benefits of reconnecting with nature.

• Weekly “What If”: Could we survive a week completely offline in the wilderness?
• Josh reveals he doesn’t know how to swim—and how that shaped his childhood
• Stories from Spartan races, Mud Girl competitions, and pushing past comfort zones
• Debate: Do humans still have survival instincts, or are we too far gone?
• Hot takes like “the ocean is terrifying” and “hiking is just walking with extra effort”
• This-or-that game with survival-style choices like “sunrise hike or midnight campfire”
• Scientific fact: 10 seconds of birdsong can increase serotonin
• Why even 5 minutes outside can boost your mental and physical health

🎧 Challenge: Step outside for at least five minutes today—even if it’s just to listen. It’s good for your brain.

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