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Project Empty Nest

by Project Empty Nest

Project empty nest is a humorous and heartfelt podcast about what comes next — not for your college-bound kid, but for you. Although to be fair your kids can learn a lot about their parents from this podcast as well! Hosted by Sam and Matt Kramer, first-time empty nesters sending their oldest, youngest, and only child off to college, the show dives into the strange, wonderful, and sometimes uncertain moment when the house feels much bigger and quieter overnight… and suddenly you’re left with a surprising amount of free time and space to rediscover.

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Episodes

  1. Fall got away

    Fall Got a Way is our honest, cozy, sometimes-chaotic check-in on life as the empty nest starts to feel real. In this episode we visited Sadie at Vassar, soaked up a little campus life, and felt that weird mix of pride, joy, and “how is this happening already?” We also checked off a few items…

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  2. We need a boat

    Remember that “Empty Nest List” we made to keep ourselves busy after drop-off? Well… it’s getting longer. In this episode, we check off a few big ones — like seeing Somebody Feed Phil live and somehow add even more, including “buy a boat.” What could go wrong? (Spoiler: a missing boat key… in the...

  3. #emptynestmoon

    After the long goodbye at college drop-off, we headed straight to New York City for a few days of fun, food, and distraction. On the way home, the reality of the empty nest started to sink in—so we turned to something we’ve been building all year: our Empty Nest List. Think of it as a bucket…

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  4. Long Goodbye

    The car is packed, the dorm is tiny, the roommate is nice, and suddenly… the nest is empty. In this first episode of Project Empty Nest, Sam and Kramer share the funny, messy, and surprisingly emotional journey of dropping their only daughter off at college. From procrastinated packing and...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Project empty nest is a humorous and heartfelt podcast about what comes next — not for your college-bound kid, but for you. Although to be fair your kids can learn a lot about their parents from this podcast as well! Hosted by Sam and Matt Kramer, first-time empty nesters sending their oldest, youngest, and only child off to college, the show dives into the strange, wonderful, and sometimes uncertain moment when the house feels much bigger and quieter overnight… and suddenly you’re left with a surprising amount of free time and space to rediscover.

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Project empty nest is a humorous and heartfelt podcast about what comes next — not for your college-bound kid, but for you. Although to be fair your kids can learn a lot about their parents from this podcast as well! Hosted by Sam and Matt Kramer, first-time empty nesters sending their oldest,...

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