We’ve all heard people talk about “reparenting” — but is it actually helpful, or just another self-help buzzword? 👀

This week, we’re breaking it down:and we end up talking about boundaries, childhood lessons, and what it really means to take responsibility as an adult.

✨ Tune in for real talk and honest laughs

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Building your dream can be exciting — until the hustle hangover hits. In this week’s episode of Adulthood is a Project, we’re pulling back the curtain on the not-so-glamorous side of chasing your goals. From juggling full-time workamping to running a podcast and launching a vlog, we’ve hit our fair share of burnout moments.

We talk about what happens when passion starts to feel like pressure, how to recognize when it’s time to rest, and the importance of remembering why you started in the first place. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed chasing your dream or wondered how to find the balance between ambition and joy — this one’s for you.

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The holidays are supposed to be “the most wonderful time of the year,” but as adults… they can feel like a full-time job. In this week’s episode of Adulthood is a Project, we’re unpacking why holiday stress hits harder once you’re the one buying groceries, coordinating family visits, and trying to keep everyone happy.

From expensive grocery bills to juggling multiple family traditions (and learning it’s okay to say no), we’re talking about the real pressure behind the holiday “magic.” Whether you love the festivities or secretly count down to January, this episode will remind you that growing up doesn’t mean you have to love every part of the season — you just have to learn from it.

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Who decided there’s a right order to life, anyway?

In this episode, we’re talking about the pressure to hit certain milestones by certain ages — and what it feels like when life doesn’t follow that script. Whether it’s getting married, having kids, buying a home, or finding “the one,” we’ve been there... and we've done it all out of order. Or not at all.

We share our own stories — from divorce and losing the dream home, to chasing timelines that no longer fit who we are — and what it looks like to rewrite the plan. This is a conversation for anyone who's ever felt behind, out of sync, or just over society’s expectations.

Because adulthood isn’t a checklist — it’s a project. And your timeline is yours alone.

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⚠️ Family, Friends, Former Teachers – Consider This Your Warning ⚠️ This episode contains adult content (yes, we're talking about sex), so if you’re our mom, brother, nephews or just someone who DOES NOT want to hear all this—feel free to skip this one or proceed with extreme caution. You’ve been warned. 😅

In this week’s episode of Adulthood is a Project, we’re diving into a topic that’s awkward, hilarious, sometimes magical, and always worth talking about: sex. From the clunky beginnings to discovering what actually works for you, we’re sharing personal stories, hard-won insights, and a lot of laughs.

We’re getting real about:

• The “first time” myths vs. reality
• How important it is to communicate with your partner
• Why getting to know yourself matters
• And how to keep it all fun, respectful, and pressure-free

Whether you’re figuring it out for the first time or just enjoy hearing two sisters get real and ridiculous about life, this episode is full of the honesty, humor, and heart you’ve come to expect from us.

Let’s talk about it—awkward giggles and all. 🎙️💬

#LetsTalkAboutSex #funnysisters #AwkwardButHonest #PleaseDontTellMom

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TED Talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/robin_buckley_why_i_gave_my_teenage_daughter_a_vibrator?user_email_address=1a4f906f8eb116a3e9b996202d302a19

Remember when the biggest news in your world was who won the school spelling bee or what was for lunch? This week on Adulthood is a Project, we're diving into the chaos of modern information overload. From non-stop news alerts to Slack channels that never sleep, we explore how our nervous systems are struggling to keep up with a world that never powers down.

We get into how all this constant input affects our stress, productivity, and even our ability to be present in our own lives, and give you a few ideas to help with a digital detox of your own.

✨ Spoiler: Your brain wasn’t built for breaking news 24/7.

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In this episode, we’re catching you up on everything that’s happened since we packed up, moved states, and dove headfirst into RV life and workamping! From learning how to empty the tanks (without crying) to figuring out the magic of getting creative with space, it’s been a wild ride — and we’re only one month in.

Plus, we share behind-the-scenes moments, podcasting in a tiny space, what surprised us most about workamping, and how we’re actually doing with this big transition.

Whether you’re RV-curious, a fellow traveler, or just here for the laughs, buckle up — it's a little chaotic, a little heartfelt, and very us.

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🎧 In this episode, we dive deep into the wild world of hobbies—those little things we do “just for fun” that somehow end up shaping our identity, soothing our mental health, and occasionally turning into full-blown careers.

We talk about: 🎨 How hobbies can evolve into side hustles (or full-time gigs)

🧠 Why they’re crucial for mental health and self-expression

💞 How they impact relationships—for better or “why is there a pottery wheel in the living room?”

🎸 And why it’s never too late to try something new… or pick up that dusty guitar again (Charlie, we’re looking at you 👀)

Whether you’re a hobby collector, a creative gremlin, or someone who hasn’t had “fun” since 2009—this episode is for you.

📺 Plus, don’t miss our latest vlog series on travel trailer living + work camping chaos. @NeighborhoodToTrailerhood

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#AdulthoodIsAProject #HobbyTalk #CreativeLiving #MentalHealthMatters #SideHustleLife #TrySomethingNew #PickItBackUp #PodcastDrop #RelationshipDynamics #WorkPlayBalance #FunnyPodcast #RelatableAF #VlogLife #TravelTrailerAdventures

Different Bests, Same Vibes

In this episode of Adulthood is a Project, we're diving into the idea that everyone’s “best” looks different—and that’s okay. Whether it’s navigating work, relationships, or just getting out of bed some days, what we’re capable of can shift based on where we are in life. The key? Giving ourselves and others some much-needed grace along the way.

We also want to be real with you—this episode marks the debut of our new recording setup... which is still very much a work-in-progress (read: our “best” sounded a little crunchy this week 😅). But hey, it's all part of the project, right?

Tune in for honest convos, shared laughter, and the reminder that perfection isn’t the goal—progress is.

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In this episode, we’re pulling back the covers on one of the most misunderstood essentials of adulthood: sleep. Society loves to push the idea that productivity only counts if it happens between 9AM and 5PM—but we’re here to challenge that narrative.

We talk about how sleep schedules aren’t one-size-fits-all, why being a night owl doesn’t make you lazy, and how our bodies are literally wired to need rest in order to reset, realign, and not spiral into chaos. From the history of segmented sleep (yes, people used to wake up in the middle of the night on purpose) to the science behind why women need more sleep at certain times of the month, we’re diving deep into the rhythms that keep us human.

So if you’ve ever felt guilty for sleeping in, taking a nap, or just not vibing with the “rise and grind” culture—this episode is your permission slip to rest without shame.

🎧 Listen now, and then go take a nap. Seriously.

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