In this episode, Joshua James hosts Lauren and Nick, the founders of Campmates, a unique camping experience designed for single parent families. They discuss the origins of Campmates, the challenges single parents face, and the importance of creating a supportive community. The conversation highlights the various activities offered at Campmates, the emotional impact on attendees, and the lasting friendships formed during these experiences. The trio also touches on the role of technology in parenting and the misconceptions surrounding single parent holidays. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the importance of community among parents, particularly single parents. They highlight the need for more dads to engage in parenting activities and the stigma that single parents often face. The transformative power of nature and outdoor experiences is emphasized as a way to alleviate stress and foster friendships among parents. The discussion also touches on the growth of single-parent families and the supportive environment that community events can provide. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the transformative experiences of parenting, the importance of community support, and the mental health benefits of engaging with nature. They share personal stories about their experiences at Campmates, highlighting how the environment fosters connections among single parents and their children. The discussion emphasizes the significance of asking for help, overcoming societal judgments, and the joy of shared experiences in a supportive community. In this episode, the host addresses audio issues due to technical problems during the podcast recording. He had to switch between devices, resulting in inconsistent audio. Despite the audio inadequacy, the podcast conversation continues with multiple people in a virtual studio setup.