A blunt, faith-forward reset on how words reveal the person behind them.
Talk About It centers this episode on words and accountability, with Anva Wiskus starting in a scattered register before settling into a plain, steady case for self-control.

Annabelle Wiskus
71 episodes listed below
Post-grad feelings, faith, and forward motion.
Talk AB It Podcast turns young-adult uncertainty into fast, intimate solo reflection. Annabelle Wiskus moves from life updates and recording-room tangents into advice on perspective, self-love, words, faith, and chasing a meaningful next chapter.
PRESS PLAY
Talk AB It Podcast is a post-grad personal journal with a lot of momentum. It runs on solo reflection, emotional honesty, and the feeling of someone trying to make sense of adulthood in real time. Annabelle Wiskus often begins in the ordinary texture of the week: a drink, a tired recording night, a long weekend, weather in Minnesota, a trip coming up, or the strange feeling of being back behind the mic alone. Then the episode finds its subject. Sometimes that subject is self-love. Sometimes it is the discipline of watching words before they harm a relationship. Sometimes it is the tiny perspective shift that keeps a person applying, posting, trying, and believing that next week could still change things. The show is casual, but the themes are not small. Faith appears as a real organizing force, especially in episodes about letting go, pursuing God, and trusting timing. Career uncertainty and dream-chasing also come up often, particularly in the guest series built around people who have kept moving toward work and art they care about. Michael Wiskus is framed as an inspirational figure connected to faith, effort, and doing what one loves. Kallie Miller appears as a close friend, a hype woman, and someone whose continued pursuit of dance becomes part of the show’s broader argument for passion. The solo episodes have a confessional pace. They circle an idea, repeat it, test it, and eventually turn it into big-sister advice. That looseness is part of the appeal. It makes the show feel less like a lecture and more like an emotionally charged catch-up that eventually leaves the room with a takeaway. Talk AB It Podcast is best for listeners who want encouragement with visible seams: sincere, talky, faith-aware, and very much inside the messy middle of becoming an adult.
Made for: For young adults navigating post-grad pressure, self-doubt, relationships, career questions, faith, and the need for a weekly emotional reset. It especially fits listeners who like intimate solo episodes with occasional guest conversations about dreams and purpose.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the warmup, the nerves, the repetition, and the mid-thought corrections instead of sanding them down. That gives its advice a lived-in, close-friend quality that separates it from more polished self-improvement shows.
Talk AB It is an honest and relatable podcast that dives into the ups and downs of navigating life post-graduation in your 20s. Hosted by Annabelle Wiskus, each episode explores what it means to live authentically-- whether it's tackling career decisions, relationships, mental health, or personal growth. With raw conversations, insightful stories, and guest appearances, Talk AB It is a space to reflect, laugh, and connect as we all figure out what is means to be true to ourselves during one of the most transformative decades of our lives.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Annabelle Wiskus makes post-graduation uncertainty easier to name by turning her own doubts, habits and perspective shifts into direct encouragement.
Talk AB It Podcast turns the unsettled stretch after graduation into a candid first-person conversation. Annabelle Wiskus works through uncertainty as it arrives, admitting to difficult recording days, stalled progress and the pressure created when other people's plans appear…
Annabelle Wiskus turns the post-grad comparison spiral into a loud, loving refusal to shrink.
Press play if you want
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt, faith-forward reset on how words reveal the person behind them.
Talk About It centers this episode on words and accountability, with Anva Wiskus starting in a scattered register before settling into a plain, steady case for self-control.
A steady reminder to keep moving even when progress is hard to see.
Talk About It follows Inba Wiskus as he looks back on the show nearing a year and on the habit of posting every Wednesday. The point is plain: if progress is not obvious right away, that does not mean it is not coming.
A candid self-love check-in grounded in contentment, doubt, and change.
Amber Wiskus shapes Talk About It around self-love, contentment, and the steady way identity shifts over time. She describes feeling happy and content with where she has been over the past month, even while still working through stress and doubts.
A plainspoken look at the unease of graduating without clear next steps.
Talk About It takes a plainspoken look at post-grad pressure, especially the gap between having a day to get through and watching other people move with next steps, schedules, and answers.
A blunt, personal account of what it costs to shrink yourself for other people.
Talk About It centers Anva Wiskus in a blunt, personal account of what it costs to shrink herself for other people. It is strongest in the specific beats: being shushed in a movie theater, being told to turn down the volume when her voice rises with happiness, and realizing that…


Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.

Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.

A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.

Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.

Talk About It host Ann Boiskus connects friends’ engagements and career changes with the question, “When will it be my turn?” She says dating and considering a move or new career have helped her recognize that she feels fulfilled where she is.
Anne Bowiskis says “having fun” requires room beyond routines built around focus, drive, and determination.
Anva Wiskus opens Talk About It with a Diet Coke and a very honest check-in.
Inba opens with gratitude and a near-anniversary check-in on Talk About It.
Amber Wiskus opens Talk About It with a long run of hellos.
Host Annabelle Wiskus introduces her post-grad podcast, shares that she's recording on a Friday after taking time off work to use PTO, and welcomes listeners to the episode.
The host Amber Wiskus introduces a post-grad-centered podcast episode on a tired Saturday before Easter, sharing personal exhaustion and excitement for upcoming content while discussing weather patterns in Minnesota.
The host Ann Belwiscus returns to her solo podcast after a break, expressing excitement and nervousness about recording alone again and discussing the differences in process compared to episodes with guests.
This episode features an interview with Michael Wiskus about pursuing dreams and finding passion in career and life, aimed at post-graduates seeking direction.
This episode features an interview with Kallie Miller, a friend and inspiration who discusses her journey of pursuing her passion for dance and following her dreams.
This episode introduces a new series about following your dreams, featuring host Anbel Wiskus discussing how dreams evolve after college and sharing stories of people who have pursued their aspirations.
Annabelle Wiskus sounds frazzled.
The episode opens with a sponsor read for Little Words Project, then Anva Wiskus welcomes listeners back to Talk About It, describes it as a post-grad-centered podcast that posts every Wednesday, and launches into a public service apology before settling into a conversation about living in the fullness of who she is.
The host shares her chaotic and emotional mental state, reflecting on post-grad life and the January slump while expressing gratitude for her audience.
Annabelle Wiskus opens Talk About It's first season-two series, a three-part dating run, by asking "What is up with breakups?" after her first major breakup in February 2025.
The host Amber Wiskus introduces the first episode of season two of her post-grad podcast, expressing gratitude for listeners, excitement for growth, and her ambitious approach to leveling up the show's production and content.
This episode features a conversation with guest Bailey Braccini about practical self-care strategies for post-graduates, focusing on avoiding burnout and maintaining wellness in young adulthood.