The Millers Podcast

Welcome back to "We Are the Millers Podcast: Empty Nesters Edition"! Join the lively Miller family from New Jersey in their long-awaited return, marking the first episode since October 2022. Tune in as they navigate the uncharted waters of empty nesting, sharing anecdotes, laughter, and insightful reflections on this new chapter of their lives. It's a heartwarming blend of humor, genuine moments, and the unmistakable Miller charm. Don't miss out on the familial camaraderie as they rediscover the joys of life after the kids have flown the coop!

The Millers discuss what its like being empty nesters.

We recap what we have been up to the last 2 years. We cover deaths, graduations, college and empty nesting.

This show we talk about kids off to college. The perspectives of a 18 and 15 7/8 year old and the journey of parenting.

This episode has the Millers talking about what they experience being a family. They discuss there beliefs on family and how they navigated parenting and growing up in a family. They provide tips for families to make there experience better. Thank you for listening and if you enjoy it share it to others who may enjoy it.

This week we discuss going to a private School. The Me Too Movement. Male feminist, Popular outliers. Shots were fired. Love was shown. Tears flowed. It all came together nicely.

In this episode The Millers discuss being in quarantine. They get into the Matriarch of the Millers Key coming down with Corona then it morphing into a pneumonia. They get into Miron being in his senior year missing prom, his senior season of baseball, and other senior activities. Tyanna gets into what its like being home and home learning. Miron agrees to having a party for going to college. Listen in for more hijinks of a family of four.

We are a family of four. Two teenagers and two young middle aged parents. We discuss the differences between our generations.

In this episode we talk about Tiktok, kids being stressed about school and parents not understanding, and is college still a good thing to do.

Middle aged dad and his teenage daughter discuss life and intoduce you to who they are. Funny but informative.