
Empty nest thriving! Rick and Clancy have been enjoying life together since the 90s. Starting in Aug 2023, with two college-aged kiddos they entered Empty Nest Living. A quieter house than before...a loud quiet, indeed. Join them as they laugh and cry while trying to figure out how to live the empty nest. Tune in for relatable stories, navigating the ups and downs of empty nest life with humor abo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 151 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Rick and Clancy started rewriting their wills this year, and that's what led them to Jill McClennen, a death doula, who says you don't have to be dying to use one.
"It's also that with a death doula, you don't actually have to be dying to use a deat... more
Busy, or full? Rick and Clancy started using that second word on purpose this episode, and it changes how the whole conversation flows.
Rick names a trap he's been stuck in for years: believing that once you get through the next big thing, life will... more
Move-in day never quite goes the way you expect, even after doing it more than once.
Rick and Clancy walk through what actually shifts each time, from how much to help unpacking a dorm room to when to step in on a rough roommate situation. "Help the... more
How is the nest empty if you're still living in it? That question from Hanna Bankier is why we brought her on this week. Hanna runs Birdie Launcher, helping parents navigate launching their kids, and themselves, into whatever comes next. Her focus is... more
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Love listening to Rick and Clancy’s podcast about like in the empty nest. If you're an empty nester—or will be before you know it—you'll love this podcast. It's like listening to friends share the real ups and downs of this stage of life, with plenty of laughs and practical advice along the way.
I tried to listen to this podcast but a couple of things jumped out pretty quickly. They don’t really have knowledge to pass along, it’s seems to be articles that she reads and then fumbles through. She’s not articulate and fumbles the point so that you’re left wondering what the point was. On a lesser note, her extreme gulping sounds are terrible to listen to on a podcast. She gulps liquidly and frequently and it makes you want tot turn it off repeatedly
Rick and Clancy host a terrific show. Their topics are relatable and informative and their style is energizing and enjoyable. I had a great time being a guest and am now hooked as a listener!
Rick and Clancy are super co-hosts in this podcast. They work and play off each other seamlessly. Good topics and interesting cross mix of topics. Share this show with a 50 + friend!
I really enjoyed the episode on aging parents! Thanks, Rick and Clancy, for sharing your journey with us- it’s both relatable and enlightening.
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Relatable, life-stage focused conversations about thriving after kids leave home. Across episodes, hosts share practical tips for balancing family rhythms, dating in later life, managing aging parents, faith, and reinvention, often through personal stories and candid couple dynamics. Unique for weaving humor with honest insights about transitions, travel, and community building in the empty-nest era, plus occasional guests who bring diversity of experiences around faith, foster care, and midlife reinvention. This show is likely to appeal to listeners seeking practical guidance, warm storytelling, and a supportive community as they navigate midlife shifts and family changes.
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Recent guests on The Loud Quiet include:
1. Hanna Bankier
2. Rebecca Mullen
3. Michelle Puccinelli
4. Rick Denton
5. Clancy Denton
6. Lisa Guzman
7. Shara Goswick
8. Aaron Goswick
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