Almost 30

Krista Williams and Lindsey Simcik started Almost 30 when they were, predictably, approaching thirty and trying to figure out what adulthood actually looks like. That was years ago, and the show has grown into one of the more popular wellness-meets-personal-development podcasts around, with over 850 episodes and a global listener base that earned them a book deal. The vibe is warm and conversational. Krista and Lindsey have the kind of friendship where they finish each other's sentences and call each other out lovingly. They cover spirituality, health, wellness, dating, relationships, and self-development, often weaving multiple topics into a single episode. Guest episodes feature authors, therapists, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who align with their focus on what they call "conscious evolution." Episodes come out twice a week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, giving listeners a steady stream of content. The Tuesday episodes tend to be longer, more in-depth conversations, while Thursday installments are often shorter reflections or guided exercises. This rhythm has kept the show feeling fresh even after eight-plus years of production. The show resonates most with women in their late twenties through forties who are interested in personal growth but don't want it packaged in corporate self-help language. Krista and Lindsey talk about meditation, astrology, relationships, and career transitions with equal enthusiasm. Some listeners love the range, others wish they'd pick a lane. But that refusal to narrow down is part of what makes the show feel like an actual friendship rather than a brand.