Are You There Taylor? It's Me, Jake Hounds.

05/17/24 • 7 min

In the season finale of 1000 Words or Less, Jake Hounds pens a personal letter to the one and only Taylor Swift. Inspired by Judy Blume's Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, Jake reaches out to Taylor to express his gratitude for her being a beacon of inspiration and empowerment for his daughter and countless others around the world.
Through her music, actions, and unwavering authenticity, Swift has become a cherished role model, navigating fame with grace and using her platform to champion important causes.
Join Jake as he celebrates the impact of Taylor Swift and reflects on the profound influence she has had on the lives of young people everywhere. Tune in for a tribute to the power of positive role models and the enduring connection between artists and their fans.

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In "My Old House," host Jake Hounds takes you on a heartfelt journey through the rustic corridors and creaky floorboards of his beloved 100-year-old farmhouse. Despite its flaws, Jake creates a tribute to the charm, character, and quirks of his home.
As his family's home, Jake tells of irreplaceable experiences, such as his children arriving home there for the first time, and every other memory of their young lives that happened there. As Jake says, this house is not just a home, but a time machine that stores the memories of a lifetime.
From the idyllic beauty of its sprawling gardens to the endless DIY projects that come with maintaining a century-old structure, Jake celebrates every aspect of his farmhouse, imperfections and all.

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