Hobbies? What do some of you like to do?

I consider cooking a hobby, in addition to being a necessary weekly task. I participate in Reddit's 52 Weeks of Cooking challenge, where each week there's a theme and you make a food related to the theme and post pics of it. This week's theme is Armenian, a cuisine I'm not at all familiar with, so that should be a fun challenge. I'm planning to make a batch of lamb shank gouvedge, which is basically a lamb-and-vegetable stew that's finished in the oven - it sounds delicious, I like all the ingredients separately so I bet they're great together too, and baking it in the oven to finish is an interesting twist. Sometimes the themes are tied to a particular culture or cuisine like that; sometimes have to do with particular techniques (julienne, grilling, fermentation); sometimes they center on a particular ingredient (coconut, rice, mushrooms); and sometimes they're more abstract or wacky ("one color," "nostalgia," "last meal")

I enjoy listening to podcasts. I'm a big fan of horror fiction - I'm really liking Old Gods of Appalachia, and I need to relisten to The Magnus Archives. Lore is nice for bite-sized semi-fiction, and I'm looking forward to Bridgewater, which drops tomorrow I think. I also like podcasts about history, science, culture, and linguistics; faves in those categories include Futility Closet, Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Sawbones, and Lingthusiasm. I also like My Brother, My Brother, and Me and The Adventure Zone, but I haven't gotten too deep into the rest of the legion of McElroy Family podcasts. I'm really liking TAZ: Ethersea so far - I love listening to the boys and their dad having fun in general, but the setting and the characters this season are top notch. What I really need is to find more time in the day to listen to all these ding-dang podcasts, honestly.

I also like a good TTRPG - some friends and I just finished a published AP (!), Pathfinder's Second Darkness, which I ran. One of my players is wanting to start up a scifi-flavored homebrew 5e game soon that I want to join, not sure what I'm going to roll for that but I have a Wyrwood Inquisitor rolled up for a Pathfinder game my husband was running that's now on indefinite hiatus, so maybe I'll figure out how to port that character to 5e because I love them. I'd also like to try some non-d20 systems at some point; my PF group played You Awaken in a Strange Place a few times, which is nice for one-offs, but I'd also like to try more "serious" systems like Mothership (a d100 system loosely inspired by the Alien franchise), or a Powered by the Apocalypse style d6 system like Monster of the Week. Systems like those seem a lot more "lightweight" than Pathfinder or Dungeons and Dragons - the mechanics are a lot simpler and there aren't lists upon lists of items and spells with stats and rules to keep track of, basically you just speak a thing into existence and roll to see if it works how you want it to, and you and the GM work off of each other to decide what happens.