Twenty Something

From mountains of school debt to all nighters.... is college REALLY the best time of your life? Eman and Angela recap their highs and lows of university, ranging from the party days (cough cough.... Eman...) to the amazing friends they've made along the way. Tune in if you are eager to get the absolute most out of your degree, and let us know your best moments!

Where to find us!
@twentysomethingpodcast
Angela: @ang_vannatter
Eman: @emanosmann

What's the point of allowing toxicity in your life when you could live in positivity and abundance? Eman and Angela give their top tips on how to identify fake friends and set boundaries. They also share stories of bad situations that have led them to cut ties with negative influences in their lives. If you are in a toxic friendship situation, this episode is your sign to make a change and we hope you resonate with it!

Where to find us:
@twentysomethingpodcast
Angela: @ang_vannatter
Eman: @emanosmann

We’re now in the double digits of the @twentysomethingpodcast, and what better way to celebrate this milestone than cover the often talked about trials and triumphs of dating in the social media era. Eman and Angela discuss the good, the bad, and all the chads that come with this aspect of your twenties, sharing their own stories, first date tips, and general commentary on how they feel about dating currently. As always, thanks for listening!

Where to find us:
@twentysomethingpodcast
Angela: @ang_vannatter
Eman: @emanosmann

To kick off 2020 we’re doing Vogue’s infamous 73 questions! Now that the Twenty Something Podcast has been up and running for a few months there are a lot of new ears listening, and we thought some rapid fire questions can help us twentysomethings get to know each other! Plus, since Eman and Angela are huge podcast celebrities now (not!) Vogue themselves reached out and requested this content for you all. Please be sure to send them their thanks for suggesting this for this week’s episode ;)

Where to find us:

@twentysomethingpodcast
Angela: @ang_vannatter
Eman: @emanosmann

How will you claim your 20s in the new year? 2020 is THE TIME for twentysomethings 🍾 so of course, Episode 8 is all about the do’s and do not’s of NYE, the unwritten rules, the culture of the holiday, and how to ring in the new year right 🎉 We also share some embarrassing stories of NYE past as we all have one of those don’t we?

However you celebrate NYE, whether you think it’s overrated, are staying in, or blowing it out, we’re wishing all of you a fulfilling year ahead! 💙

Where to find us:
@twentysomethingpodcast
@ang_vannatter
@emanosmann

Sometimes claiming your 20’s means unpacking the schools of thought that have conditioned you to think a certain way leading into your adult life. This episode things get a little personal as Eman and Angela dive into beauty standards, damaging societal pressures, and their experiences growing up leading to their conceptions of beauty and themselves today. Eman and Angela exchange stories comparing the differences of beauty standards in their own experiences, and how both have benefitted from and rejected ideals they have begun to see in their twenties living in the present time.

To round things out, Eman and Angela take answers from their listeners on what makes them feel most beautiful, leading to the conclusion that beauty isn’t just how we physically think of ourselves, but how we treat others in living authentically every day.

To find us:
Instagram: @twentysomethingpodcast
Angela: @ang_vannatter
Eman: @emanosmann

In this weeks episode we speak with Ailey Jolie, a truly incredible Vancouver based therapist. We discuss her journey in mental health and trauma counselling as she reflects on her experience as Miss Canada, leading her to realize that young women everywhere may be self-sabotaging in behaviours they deem as self-care. We discuss how self-care is not just the frilly candle lit bubble bath, but the difficult decisions you make in your twenties to grow as an individual in your relationships, habits, and self-image.

About Ailey: Ailey is Registered Clinical Counsellor with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors. She holds a Masters of Counselling Psychology and is a student in the Global Mental Health: Trauma and Recovery Certificate Program at Harvard Medical School. She is additionally enrolled in a joint Master of Arts and Doctorate in Depth Psychology with Emphasis in Somatic Studies program at Pacifica Graduate Institute. She holds two Honours Bachelor Degrees in the fields of Women’s Studies, Communication and Psychology from the University of Ottawa (Université d'Ottawa). She is a member with the Academy of Eating Disorders and Eating Disorder Hope an affiliate of the National Eating Disorder Association. Her education and life experience lead to a specialized clinical focus on the integration of trauma to harmonize the mind, body, and soul. Jolie is the author of 'My Body, My Story' and founder of 'Our Bodies, Our Stories'. A non-profit that supports survivors of sexual exploitation and violence in Canada.

To find Ailey:
Instagram: @aileyjolie
Website: aileyjolie.com

To find us:
Instagram: @twentysomethingpodcast
Angela: @ang_vannatter
Eman: @emanosmann

EPISODE 5: When we said these ladies will be on an upcoming Forbes list, we weren’t kidding. Meet Michelle Kwok, co-founder of FLIK (Female Laboratory of Innovative Knowledge) and Melody Lim, founder of Mala The Brand . This episode we get into being your own boss in your twenties, sacrifices of being a young entrepreneur, and choosing a different path for yourself than your family or peers may have expected from you.
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FLIK is a community for young, ambitious women to get connected with successful founders in the biz to help grow their own passions for social impact. FLIK celebrates women who are paving the way and forging their own paths.
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Mala The Brand is a local, rapidly growing sustainable soy candle company where a tree is planted with every purchase. You may have recently seen Mala in the Instagram stories of your favourite celebs and influencers in their recent collaboration with @emmaleger .
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These women are seriously inspiring and are making waves in the community. We’re so excited to share their stories with you, and hopefully get you thinking about what your purpose may be, and how to make that into a life for yourself in business and beyond!

Where to find the girls:
@weareflik
@malathebrand

Where to find us!
@twentysomethingpodcast
@emanosmann
@ang_vannatter
[email protected]

This week we have Arshan Jawaid (founder of Kids Take Over) on the pod to talk all things hip hop, entrepreneurship, and more. Plus, he tells us his wildest moments, his pinch-me celebrity encounters, and even spills some tea on what it's like to be in the industry.

Where to find Arshan:
@kidstakeoverig
@ktoarshan
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrh6QufUvLi_mBJxLQ8wfyQ

Where to find us!
@twentysomethingpodcast
@emanosmann
@ang_vannatter
[email protected]

Angela and Eman recap the all the feels that came with the launch. If you’re following the @twentysomethingpodcast, it may seem like everything went seamlessly, but listen in as Angela and Eman detail the meltdowns and panic that was the reality of revealing this podcast to the world.

@twentysomethingpodcast
[email protected]