twenties.

twenties. is a quieter, more reflective entry in the crowded young-women-talking-into-microphones space. The host takes the approach that your 20s arent a problem to solve, theyre a decade to actually pay attention to. Episodes are shorter than most, often under 30 minutes, and lean toward personal essays with audio. Topics cycle through things like starting over after a breakup, moving to a new city alone, figuring out your relationship with your parents as an adult, the weird guilt of outgrowing old friends, and how to enjoy being by yourself. Theres a journaling feel to a lot of the episodes, which works if youre listening on a walk or while youre winding down at night. Its not going to give you a five-step productivity framework or a hot take on celebrity drama. What you get instead is something closer to listening to someone think carefully about their own life, which turns out to be a surprisingly useful thing when youre in the middle of your own mess.