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.
With more than 1.35 million people in the UK now working multiple jobs, this week on the pod we’re diving into the rise of poly-employment and what it actually looks like day to day.
I’m joined by Chloe Mayhew, who’s balancing freelance graphic design, teaching drama and dance, and working in a care home all while building towards a long-term career in the creative industry.
We chat about the reality of juggling multiple roles, the financial side of having more than one income stream, and whether having a “portfolio career” is the future of work for our generation.
✨ In this episode, we chat about:
- What poly-employment actually is (and why it’s growing)
- What Chloe’s day-to-day schedule really looks like
- The pros and cons of juggling multiple jobs
- The unexpected skills you gain from working different roles
- Tips and advice for juggling multiple jobs
💬 More about Chloe:
Chloe Mayhew is 27 and based in Glasgow. She embraces a true portfolio career, juggling multiple roles across acting, singing, teaching, care work, and freelance graphic design and social media. No two days look the same, ranging from creative work and filming to 14-15 hour shifts and she’s built a lifestyle that blends variety with flexibility. Chloe is a strong advocate for poly-employment, highlighting how working multiple jobs can actually create more freedom and open doors to a wider range of opportunities.
INSTAGRAM: @chloemayhew___
TIKTOK: @chloerooney_
📲 Want to get involved?
Got a Quarter Life Question you’d love to hear answered on the pod?
Slide into my DMs over on Instagram @gracemcintosh1 or TikTok @gracemcintosh_ – I’d love to hear from you.
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Thanks so much for listening and I’ll catch you next week!
Grace x
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