Quarter-Life Questions
Quarter-Life Questions
Podcast Description
Hey and welcome to Quarter Life Questions - the podcast that makes adulting a little less confusing. Hosted by Grace McIntosh (a fellow twenty-something who's just trying to figure it all out), this weekly show dives into the big and small questions we all have in our twenties - from money and careers to relationships and mental health. There’s no manual for adulthood (sadly), but this might be the next best thing. Each episode features honest chats, expert advice, and zero fluff. Just practical answers to the questions we were never taught in school but now need desperately.Got a QLQ of your own? Send Grace a message. It's @gracemcintosh1 on Instagram or @gracemcintosh_ on TikTok.New episodes drop every Wednesday. Hit subscribe, join the ride, and let’s figure this adult thing out — together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast dives into a variety of relatable topics including money management, career advice, mental health, and relationships. Episodes have included subjects such as effective job interview techniques with an expert careers adviser, and financial strategies for young adults focusing on saving versus investing. The show aims to address the everyday questions that young adults are often not taught in a formal educational setting.
Hey and welcome to Quarter Life Questions – the podcast that makes adulting a little less confusing.
Hosted by Grace McIntosh (a fellow twenty-something who’s just trying to figure it all out), this weekly show dives into the big and small questions we all have in our twenties – from money and careers to relationships and mental health.
There’s no manual for adulthood (sadly), but this might be the next best thing.
Each episode features honest chats, expert advice, and zero fluff. Just practical answers to the questions we were never taught in school but now need desperately.
Got a QLQ of your own? Send Grace a message. It’s @gracemcintosh1 on Instagram or @gracemcintosh_ on TikTok.
New episodes drop every Monday.
Hit subscribe, join the ride, and let’s figure this adult thing out — together.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Moving abroad to teach English can sound like the ultimate escape — new country, new culture, a fresh start… but it can also feel like a massive leap into the unknown.
This week on Quarter-Life Questions podcast, I’m joined by Alex Ranahan, who spent time teaching English overseas before returning to the UK to build his own virtual events business. What might have started as an adventure ended up shaping his life, career and the way he runs his company today.
✨ In this episode, we chat about:
- What it’s actually like teaching English abroad day-to-day
- The challenges no one talks about when moving overseas
- How living abroad builds confidence and independence
- The transferable skills teaching gives you
- How Alex’s time abroad influenced his virtual events business
💬 More about Alex:
Alex Ranahan is the founder of a UK-based virtual events business. After spending time teaching English overseas, he returned home with a completely new perspective on communication, leadership and adaptability, all skills that now underpin his business. His journey is proof that career paths don’t have to be linear to be valuable.
Find out more about Alex here.
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Grace x
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