In this episode of What We’re Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin talk about self-trust, dating, boundaries, and the pressure we place on ourselves to get relationships “right.”

We explore staying open without abandoning yourself, the fear of speaking uncomfortable truths, and the difference between loving someone’s essence and being honest about what actually feels aligned in reality.

A grounded conversation about heartbreak, emotional resilience, people-pleasing, saying no, and learning to trust that you’ll be okay no matter how things unfold.

In this episode of What We’re Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin talk about overwhelm, overstimulation, emotional processing, and the stories we can unconsciously inherit about what life is supposed to feel like.

We explore the guilt of slowing down, the fear of not appearing busy, and how easily we can absorb other people’s ideas of what should feel “hard.” The conversation moves from burnout and boundaries into grief, crying, relationships, emotional release, and the difference between talking about feelings and actually allowing ourselves to feel them.

A grounded conversation about busyness, emotional resilience, compassion, and learning to trust what our bodies are telling us.

In this episode of What We’re Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin explore religion, spirituality, fear, intuition, cults, truth, and what it means to stay open without losing yourself.

What begins as a conversation about church and funerals unfolds into a much bigger discussion around belief systems, fear-based thinking, gurus, media narratives, spiritual seeking, death, discernment, and learning how to trust your own inner wisdom in a world full of noise and uncertainty.

In this episode of What We’re Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin explore what really happens when something triggers us, whether it’s rejection, criticism, feeling misunderstood, or simply feeling “too much.”

What starts as a conversation about being told what to do turns into a deeper exploration of projection, childhood patterns, nervous system reactions, people-pleasing, and how easily we take on other people’s stories as our own.

On this episode of What We're Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin talk about identity, reinvention, and the stories we keep telling about ourselves.

We explore the strange in-between periods of life where old versions of ourselves no longer fit, how action creates momentum, and the unconscious ways we recreate familiar patterns through the identities we hold onto.

From timelines and intuition to relationships, survival identities, and self-creation, this episode is really about one question:

Who would you be without the struggle?

In this episode of What We're Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin explore the idea of belonging.

We talk about returning home, friendships changing, feeling disconnected from people we love, and the stories we create about where we fit. Somewhere in the middle of it, we started questioning whether belonging is actually something we can lose at all.

A reflective conversation about community, identity, relationships, and learning to feel at home wherever you are.

In the very first episode of What We’re Seeing, co-hosts Kimberley Moriarty and Franziska Köslin talk about why honest conversations feel so rare, and why they matter more than ever.

We share how we met, the friendship that grew from it, and why creating this podcast felt important to us.

Along the way, we explore vulnerability, overthinking, meaningful connection, future worry, holding space for each other, and the ways we’re learning to let life feel a little easier.

This isn’t a podcast about having life figured out. It’s simply two friends having real conversations about what we’re seeing as we move through life.