Let’s take a step back. This one is about how this podcast is evolving for a new era of our twenties, and how we can come together to help test, learn, and figure out everything that comes our way. Welcome! I hope you stay awhile

From the first few seconds, you’ll be able to tell that this episode is a little late. But what better time to release a podcast started in December of 2020? As we know, many people (including myself) have taken the steps to quit a job in past year. Listen to the multitude of emotions that come with it - even when you feel like the world is telling you that it’s the right answer. More than any other episode, this one is about hope.

What are your dreams that are so big that are scare you? What bold actions have you taken towards them lately? Listen to me awkwardly share mine, and shout about my fears of not making enough bold choices. Ps - we talk about Emily in Paris, and Charli Damelio too - so it’s on trend.

Last year, being a 20 something was hard. Now we’re 20 somethings in the midst of a global pandemic. Listen as we discuss stories of how the pandemic is changing paths, altering mindsets, and expiditing choices. Then, let’s all re-watch Tiger King and start making bread again like it’s March and we have hope.

Making friends as an adult is the hardest. Can swiping for friends be the solution? Listen as I and a special guest talk Bumble Bff, friend dates, and why everyone should be just crazy enough to create a profile.

It’s finally here! I answer questions submitted by you on challenges, dealing with being homesick, routines, and dating. Check it out and learn how to submit questions of your own for the next round.

Perspective is a wild son of a gun. Let’s walk down memory lane with the struggles of college and high school that we never thought we’d make it through, with two special guests for perspective on how we may one day look at the struggles of being young, 20 something, and dumb.

Have you ever been scared to get older, because of what you haven’t accomplished, where you think you should be, or the haunting feeling that you’ve wasted a year? Let’s work through it though. Figuring these birthday milestones out.

Come hear me be brutally honest about where my life is falling apart, in a way that I may regret at a later day. We talk about what burnout is, how I’ve noticed it in my life (in and outside of work), and whether millennials are the burnout generation.

The longest and scariest episode yet. We dive into the think that I’ve prioritized most in my 20s - work. We’ll question is that the right choice, what the f**k is passion, and how the f**k do we find and chase it. Listen in and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts :)