
The Weird Years is the podcast for anyone Googling "How to make life decisions" at 2AM. We thought we had time but life moved fast, the rulebook disappeared, and the next step feels like a big fat ? Each week, Lydia (@lydsie) and a guest dive into the big, weird, and messy realities of career, relationships, health, identity and more. There's no sugarcoating, no perfect answers, but a lot of laugh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Content warning: This episode includes discussion of suicide.
We're sold a Disney-inspired story of love. Meet the love of your life, get married, have children and live happily ever after. But nothing in life is guaranteed.
What happens when somet... more
If you told me a year ago that I would be releasing this episode, I would have been shooketh...
But wow can things change. Really fast and really dramatically.
And now my big becoming era is being shaped by a new reality of motherhood.
I was very ... more
In our 20s it feels far away.
Like something that will “change everything”.
But in your 30s?
It starts to feel closer.
And the questions get louder.
Will I lose myself?
Will my ambition survive?
What happens to my identity?
In this episode, I... more
Somewhere along the way, making new friends got… weird.
In our 20s it just happened.
School. Uni. Work. Nights out.
You were thrown together and something stuck.
But in your 30s?
It can feel awkward. Forced.
Like everyone else already has their... more
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This is my new favourite podcast! Lydia covers literally every subject that would’ve been on my mind in the last five years and is so articulate and relatable. Obsessed.
Being very much in the ‘weird years’ myself, I stumbled across this podcast and it’s already resonating so much. Just listened to the episode on Friendships in flux,and it’s felt so validating and reassuring. Loving it, thank you!
Great conversation topics that are so relatable being in my 30s. This pod is the perfect balance of laughter and learnings!
Such an enjoyable and relatable listen - it’s so nice to hear honest convos about these topics and hear other peoples thoughts & feelings on it xx
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Focused on navigating the daunting uncertainties of young adulthood, this podcast explores the complex topics of career choices, relationships, mental health, identity, and societal pressures. Episodes feature candid conversations with guests who share their personal experiences and insights, fostering a sense of community among listeners grappling with similar human challenges. The discussions emphasize authenticity, revealing the emotional intricacies of modern life while maintaining a humorous and relatable tone, resonating with those in their late twenties and thirties who seek understanding and camaraderie in their uncertainties.
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