Why do we hide behind excuses—even when we know what’s best for us? In this episode, we dig into the real reasons we dodge responsibility, avoid hard conversations, and use lines like “my spouse said no” as easy outs. Is it fear, people-pleasing, or just human nature? We share honest stories, call out our own patterns, and laugh through the discomfort. If you’ve ever talked yourself out of something you actually wanted, this one’s for you.

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Just when you thought we were settling into adulthood… Plot twist! In this episode, we’re spilling the beans (well, some of them) on the big changes coming to the podcast—and our lives. We’re talking transformation, adventure, chaos, and a few questionable decisions that might just be genius. We also answer some of the most frequently asked questions we’ve been getting lately, like:

“Are you okay?”

“Is this legal?”

And “Wait… you’re doing what now?”

If you’ve ever felt like adulthood should come with an instruction manual, same. Turns out, we might be making one. 👀

🎧 Tune in to hear what’s changing, what’s staying the same, and why we’re more excited (and slightly terrified) than ever.

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Adulting is hard. Saving the planet? Even harder. In this episode of Adulthood is a Project, we’re talking about what it means to be sustainable-ish — making eco-friendly choices that fit into real, messy, modern life. We also discuss the sad truth, that not every company claiming to "recycle" is doing it from the heart. Tune in for another one of our lively discussions.

From reusable cup swaps to minimizing food waste, we break down simple, low-effort habits that actually work — no guilt-tripping, no perfection required. Whether you're already composting or just remembering your tote bag half the time, you're welcome here.

💡 Want to explore more? Check out these helpful sites we mentioned:

• https://earthbreeze.com/
• https://www.wastenotaz.org/
• https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades

Because being kind to the planet should be part of adulthood… but like everything else, it's a project.

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Two Gen X queens sit down with a Gen Z guest for a game of Truth or Drink—and things get wild. From dial-up internet and door-to-door encyclopedia salesmen to decoding Gen Z slang, this episode is a hilarious clash of eras.

We blew his mind with tales of a pre-Google world, and he had us questioning everything with his slang and TikTok logic. It’s a laugh-filled, slightly chaotic, and totally relatable conversation about how much has changed—and how much we’re all still figuring out.

Pour yourself a drink and join the generational showdown.

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🎙️ Society’s Changing… Or Maybe We Just Got Old? Back in our day, kids respected wooden spoons and waited their turn on the landline. Now they send TikToks mid-conversation and call it “bonding.” 😅

In this episode, we unpack the chaos of generational shifts—from parenting fails and emotional rewiring to screen-time overload and payphone nostalgia. Are the times changing? Are we changing? Or are we just yelling at clouds at this point?

💥 Spoiler: It's all of the above. Tune in for laughs, flinches, and a couple uncomfortable truths (the funny kind).

🎧 Available now wherever you get your podcasts.

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What if being alone isn’t something to fix — but something to savor?

In this episode, we talk about what it really means to enjoy your own company. Whether you're single, in a relationship, a busy parent, or just craving a moment of quiet — solitude has something powerful to offer.

We’ll share:

• Why solitude can actually be a game-changer for personal growth
• What it’s like to take yourself on a solo date without feeling weird
• The joy of picking a book over people (yep, we said it)

There’s depth, there’s laughter, and there’s no shame in ordering dessert for one. Because loving the alone life isn’t just possible — it can be amazing.

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Happy Hour Bonus Episode: Dating Through the Years – The Truth Comes Out

What happens when you ask brutally honest, slightly unhinged, and laugh-out-loud “truth” questions about love and dating in your 20s, 30s, and 40s? This bonus Happy Hour episode delivers! From cringe-worthy “walk of shame” moments to the unexpected turn-ons, we’re unpacking the hilarious evolution of dating—whether you’ve been in the game nonstop, gave it up for sanity, or never downloaded the apps (on purpose). No era is safe.

Grab your drink of choice and join us for spicy confessions, hard truths, and nostalgic chaos. It’s like therapy... but with more wine and way worse advice.

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What happens when your life becomes a one-role performance and the rest of your personality starts collecting dust? In this episode, we're cracking open the boxes we’ve accidentally put ourselves in—and inviting all our neglected selves to rejoin the party.

From full-time Mom Mode to part-time Bartender Wisdom™ to niche hobby identities we only share with specific friends, we talk candidly about what it means to embrace every facet of who you are. Because real adulthood isn't about picking one lane—it's about building a freeway with exits to all your flavors.

💬 Tune in as we unpack identity overwhelm, role rot, and the subtle art of showing different sides of ourselves to different people... even if that means one friend thinks you love composting and has no clue about your casino jackpot plans.

This episode is for anyone who's ever felt reduced to their job title, family role, or curated persona. Your complexity is the main character. Let’s reclaim it—minus apologies.

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Grief gets a bad rep for only showing up at funerals—but let’s be honest, it sneaks into way more places than we expect. In this episode, we talk about the grief that comes with breakups, career detours, failed dinners, and the weird ache for past versions of ourselves. It’s not just about mourning people—we’re mourning plans, places, and pasta dishes too. Join us as we unpack the everyday heartbreaks and why honoring them might actually be good for the soul (and your next meal).

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🎙️ Happy Hour – The Unedited Circus 🍻 This episode is what happens when you invite a guest, press record, and completely forget to be professional. Pet peeves fly, customer orders get judged (sorry, not sorry), and the dish pit turns into a soap opera.

And we talk about whatever this season of life is… vague, chaotic, oddly philosophical 🌀

It’s raw, ridiculous, and somehow kind of profound. If you’ve ever nodded like you understand what’s going on (but really don’t), this episode is your spirit animal.

🎧 Listen now and embrace the beautiful mess. Available everywhere you get your podcasts—yes, even on that app you always forget you have.

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