
A podcast that explains how everything is psychology. Even your 20s. Hosted by Jemma Sbeg, each Tuesday and Friday we deep dive into the science and psychology behind a topic, concept or universal experience that defines our 20s - from dating, to mental health, career anxiety, friendship, finances and all the growing pains associated with this decade. Listen now.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 457 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The Oedipus complex is one of Freud’s most renowned and shocking ideas. In this episode, we dive into the origins of the theory and whether anything really remains once its gendered assumptions and controversial sexual claims are stripped away.
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There are a surprising number of myths and misconceptions about the brain, particularly with regards to its development in our 20s. In this episode, we unpack a number of surprising facts and studies about the brain so that we can in turn better unde... more
The fear of missing out or not seizing every moment are some of the biggest worries we experience in our 20s. However, spending time alone isn’t the same as being lonely or doing nothing - in fact, it’s quite the opposite. In this episode, we explore... more
Dating can bring out the psychologist in us. One delayed reply, one vague comment, and we try to decode someone’s attachment style, childhood wounds, and capacity for commitment. But while psychological language can help us make sense of relationship... more
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Hi Jemma, such a great show, I love it. Im a therapist and the way you break down complex psychology concepts makes it even better for the mass audience to understand. I know its research based (five stars to that as well) but you dont make it sooo obvious and sterile? Hope that makes senses
This was a great episode and captures the nuances that many blanket statements miss. Highly recommended.
I cannot stand your ad on other podcasts. Pls stop
Halal Snack Pack. Pleeeeeease do not have offer praise for HSP when you define yourself as one like it’s a horoscope. Many HSP’s are totally self centred, rude, insufferable and dull. There is absolutely NO category that is “good” and not also “bad”. This ep was so biased and self congratulatory as to be no better than a horoscope. Not science. Junk.
When I first started listening to the show there was barely any advertisement and the listening experience was great. HOWEVER, now it’s full of ads and it almost feels like I have to find solid content among a sea of ads. I hate it. I find myself unable to listen to it any longer. Jemma I’m glad you’re earning good money but just so you know there is a limit to how much ads is tolerable for the audience.
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A psychology-centered show focused on the challenges and experiences of the 20s, exploring how mind science explains dating, mental health, career anxiety, friendships, finances, and personal growth. Episodes blend accessible research with practical strategies, from nervous system regulation and confidence building to navigating uncertainty, transitions, and everyday life dilemmas. Noteworthy is the host's calm, relatable delivery and a commitment to grounding advice in science, with occasional forays into niche topics like therapy, trauma, and creativity. The format often pairs clear explanations with actionable takeaways, making it useful for early-career listeners seeking clarity and tools they can apply now.
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