What if revisiting the simple joys of childhood could help us reconnect with creativity, purpose, and presence in a world of constant distraction?
In this episode of the Dare to Declare Podcast, Debbi sits down with Adam L’Heureux, teacher, author, and former stand-up comedian from Victoria, BC, to explore how nostalgia, humour, and conscious parenting can guide us toward a more connected and intentional life.
Adam shares the story behind his debut book, Remember When, a heartfelt and hilarious collection of memories from growing up in the ’80s and ’90s that reminds readers of the beauty in simplicity and the power of imagination. He also opens up about his research on social media addiction and how Technology has reshaped the classroom, offering honest insights on what parents can do to help their kids thrive in a screen-saturated world.
From manifesting a real-life connection with Chicken Soup for the Soul creator Jack Canfield through visualization, to finding joy in low-tech parenting and storytelling, Adam’s journey is a reminder that laughter and nostalgia aren’t just Entertainment, they’re tools for healing, grounding, and rediscovering what matters most.
If you’ve ever longed for the slower pace of your own childhood, or wondered how to raise kids who value imagination over algorithms, this conversation will make you laugh, reflect, and remember when life felt a little lighter, and a lot more human.
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