
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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What if the reason you're stuck isn't confusion, it's that the life you want feels socially unacceptable?
We all grew up with society handing us a script for what a "good life" should look like: the love story, the career, the milestones, the versio... more
How do you make the huge, meltdown-inducing decisions of your 30s - and is there ever really a "right" answer?
In our first ever Decision Clinic, I'm joined by Jemma Sbeg, host of The Psychology of Your 20s - one of the biggest psychology podcasts o... more
Date, get married, have a kid, live happily ever after - that’s what we were sold, right?
Well, the dating pool is looking kind of swampy, women are more self‑sufficient and self‑funded than ever before and actually… not everyone wants kids.
Cher s... more
You know that niggling feeling that the path you're on isn't the right one... it's time to talk about it.The relationship which isn't moving forward, the job where the promotion never comes, the city we know will never feel like home - why do we stay... more
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Discovered this podcast by coincidence and was a big surprise. I really struggle to find podcasts that I find relatable but this is so on point. The topics are soooo relatable and I love the vulnerality and lyds always speak about things that I also feel. Would highly recommend to give it a listen, you won’t regret it!! The best podcast for navigating your 30s 🧡
I can’t say enough good things about this podcast. From fabulous guests to personal riffs, it’s the perfect podcast companion! Navigating the weird years is difficult and Lydia has an incredible way of taking you through the highs and lows, making you feel seen and not lectured. The topics and conversations really get you thinking and have sparked lots of new conversations. A refreshing and authentic podcast. If you’re navigating your late twenties or thirties and feeling a bit lost, hit subscri... more
Lydia talks to her listeners and guests as a friend, but a super smart friend with a psychology degree, making us all feel better about feeling lost and confused pretty much all the time ;)
The Weirdest Years is such a refreshing listen. It feels honest, relatable, and genuinely entertaining. The conversations are thoughtful, easy to connect with, and it really captures so much of what this stage of life feels like. Definitely worth listening to.
What I love about The Weird Years is that I feel I can relate to every topic Lydia and her guests have discussed in some way, whether I’m currently experiencing it or already have. Discussions can get deep, but have you cackling out loud the next minute, but regardless they are such necessary discussions that make me - as a 30-something year old - feel seen and not alone. I love this and it has provoked many discussions with my partner and friends about our lives, wants, dreams and everyday life... more
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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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Recent guests on The Weird Years include:
1. Jemma Sbeg
2. Sophie Milner
3. Daniel O'Shaughnessy
4. Jackie Adedeji
5. Laura Nagiel
6. Raychel Addo
7. Zoe (CityDaze founder)
8. Rose (CityDaze founder)
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