Young-ish
Young-ish
Podcast Description
Growing up into your 30s and beyond is not easy. Almost overnight you and/or your peers are catapulted into adult identities and everyone is posting about how perfect their lives are. Behind the scenes, the truth is more complex. Enter: Young-ish, a podcast by Rachel Stephenson Sheff and Tanvi Girotra. Our mission is to build community around this coming of age we didn’t see coming.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as personal growth, emotional intelligence, relationships, and cultural identity. Specific episode topics include discussions on navigating friendships in later life, understanding the challenges of parenthood, dealing with mortality, and bridging generational gaps, with notable guests sharing their unique experiences and insights.
A project that explores the comings of age we don’t see coming. By Rachel Stephenson Sheff and Tanvi Girotra.
Rachel and Tanvi sit down with the brilliant Sade Curry, a Life, Love and Leadership Coach for Divorced Women.
This is a conversation for anyone, in any type of relationship.
While Sade and Rachel represent two very different spectrums of divorcée—Sade from a traditional Nigerian context where divorce is taboo; Rachel from a ‘divorce-forward’ Western context where she was ashamed she wasn’t ‘emancipated’ enough—Tanvi represents the happily married side of the spectrum.
Fundamentally, this is a conversation about being moved by your own happiness and radical relationship (re)design.
We hope you’ll find something useful in it, and true in it. We have a hunch you might.
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