In My Twenties Podcast

Bukiie Smart runs In My Twenties Podcast with a clear lean toward the relational side of the decade, which makes sense because relationships are honestly where most of the heat comes from in your twenties. The show covers friendships that are quietly ending, situationships that refuse to become anything, roommate drama, family dynamics shifting as you move out and build your own life, and the slow realization that you get to choose who stays. Bukiie has a calm, thoughtful delivery and she is not afraid of long pauses or tangents that end up being the most interesting part of the episode. She often frames episodes around a question she is currently wrestling with rather than a lesson she has already learned, which keeps the show feeling grounded. Some episodes run under 30 minutes, others stretch past an hour when the topic deserves it. She occasionally brings friends on for conversations that feel like unscripted hangouts rather than formal interviews. The archive is not huge yet, so a newcomer can catch up quickly. If you gravitate toward shows that unpack the interpersonal mess of your twenties rather than career or money talk, this is a good one to sit with for a while.