Feb. 26, 2026

Empty Nest Olympics Seconda Parte - E126

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The Olympics just wrapped… so Rick and Clancy stepped back into their own arena.

Two years ago, they created the “Empty Nest Olympics” and ranked themselves in five events. This week, they revisit the same categories and ask: did we improve… or are we still stretching before the race?

They talk through friendship momentum, hobbies that still haven’t happened, whether group dinners count as date nights, how working together has sharpened their communication, and why dreaming about the future feels different when you’re already in the middle of something big.

There are a few gold medals.
A couple near misses.
And at least one event that still needs practice.

It is light. It is honest. And it might start a conversation at your own kitchen bar tonight.

CHAPTERS00:00 Empty Nest Olympics Returns
03:00 Event 1: Maintaining and Making Friends
08:00 Event 2: Discovering New Hobbies
12:00 Event 3: Planning Dates and Trips
18:00 Event 4: Communicating With Each Other
23:00 Event 5: Dreaming About the Future
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