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Two twentysomething girls podcasting the trials and triumphs of this culturally significant time in people's lives. We're here to create a community of people who don't know what the future holds, but are stoked on the possibilities.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Candid host reflections and practical guest conversations make the choices of early adulthood easier to examine without pretending they are already settled.
Twenty Something turns the uncertainties of early adulthood into candid, practical conversation. Iman Osman and Angela Van Adder move easily between their own experiences and guest interviews, asking how choices about relationships, money and self-care work beyond familiar…
A bubble bath won't block your ex, and your twenties won't sort themselves out.
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A loose, useful relationship conversation that keeps the advice practical and clear.
This episode treats relationship questions as something practical rather than abstract, with Dre Smith offering a grounded take on ghosting, self-love, and what it means to live with a partner.
A quarantine money reset for listeners trying to build better habits without pretending money is simple.
Twenty Something turns a quarantine-era money check-in into a clear, grounded conversation about spending habits, savings, and the strange comfort of seeing a healthier account when home life has trimmed costs.
A scrappy remote check-in that turns pandemic uncertainty into something warm and useful.
This episode shifts into a remote setup as the pandemic upends the usual routine, and that scramble becomes part of the appeal. Angela and Eman talk through the friction of getting recordings sorted, then settle into sleep, naps, work habits, money, and the relief that can come…
Self-care gets real when the conversation leaves bath bombs and starts talking about boundaries, FOMO, and rest.
Twenty Something makes a clear case for separating self-care from the softer, shinier habits that often get dressed up as it. With Ailey Jolie, a registered clinical counselor who was previously Miss Canada, the hosts move from an ex who keeps texting to the less glamorous work…
A scrappy creator story that turns early hustle into real momentum.
This episode tracks a young founder who treats a plane ticket and steady follow-through as a smarter bet than pouring more money into ads. Twenty Something opens with a messy Halloween check-in, then turns to the founder and CEO of Kids Takeover, a media company covering…
Dating profiles, heard before seen.
Blunt romance talk with an argument built in.
Firm dating coaching with faith and polarity.
Group-chat honesty for messy modern relationships.
Clear rules for confusing dating signals.
Twenty Something's final episode, number 42, announces the end of the show exactly one year after its launch party, with the hosts citing school, work and a pandemic that cost them the in-person recording "magic." Co-hosts Angela and Iman Osman describe feeling relief rather than disappointment, and compare the ending to a "classic Schitt's Creek moment" where a show stops while people still love it.
Two hosts interview another podcaster about the challenges and wins of podcasting and building community.
Two friends discuss the smoky air quality from wildfires and climate change, then introduce an episode about making the most of college virtually.
The hosts open the episode with real energy and a clear purpose.
The episode opens on quarantine-era money nerves.
Angela and Eman return remote from Ladner and Burnaby.
Two hosts take turns answering rapid-fire personal questions inspired by Vogue's 73 Questions series.
The episode starts by taking self-care out of the polished, glossy lane.
The hosts kick things off with a Halloween check-in and the odd timing of university Halloween weekend.