Anji and Annie dive into the world of generational labels - Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, Gen Z, and the freshly-minted Alphas. Are these categories helpful, or just another way of putting people in boxes?

From snowflake stereotypes and “out of touch” clichés, to early-2000s phones, COVID micro-generations, work ethic, entitlement, politics, and the tattoos that apparently give everyone away… this episode unpacks what actually shapes us.

With real personal stories, a few emotional moments, and plenty of laughter, Anji and Annie explore the truth behind growing up in different times - and why curiosity (and the occasional reality check) matters more than any label.

It’s honest, funny, revealing, and very Too Young for This, Too Old for That.

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One cried in toilet cubicles, one grew up on TikTok therapy. Here's what happened next.

In this episode, Anji and Annie dive into how mental health has shifted across generations - from crying in loo cubicles in the 90s to therapy TikTok, wellness trends and the pressure to constantly ‘do the work’. Annie opens up about her own mental health journey, Anji shares candidly about grief, family illness and finding strength through Eastern philosophy, and together they explore the fine line between insight and overwhelm.
It’s honest, emotional, funny in places and very real - a wiggly-line conversation about what it actually means to be okay.

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In this lightning–round episode, Anji and Annie ditch the deep dives and put each other on the spot with ten completely unprepared, totally honest quick-fire questions. From celebrity crushes to disastrous first concerts to unexpected life advice, nothing is off-limits!

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Who would’ve thought a 23-year-old actor and a 53-year-old osteopath would become besties?

In this episode, Anji (53) and Annie (23) unpack friendship across generations: the roles we play, how fast bonds can form, curating vs collecting pals, “season and reason”, and what happens when friendships drift—or end. They swap stories from NCT mum-tribes to drama school mates, ask whether men and women can just be friends, and talk chosen family, social media boundaries, and the grief of losing a best friend. Plus: this week’s “Too Young / Too Old” moments, and a ginger-ale twist on Wilfrid’s.

🎧 Tune in for warmth, wisdom, and a reminder that some of the best friendships come when you least expect them.

#friendship #femalefriendship #generations

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This week, Annie and Anji unpack the big one - confidence.

From audition nerves to corporate boardrooms, they explore what it really means to own the room: is confidence something you’re born with, or something you bluff until it sticks?

Anji shares stories from her banking days and a few unforgettable cringe moments, while Annie recalls the drama-school highs, lows and how teaching across wildly different schools has shaped her belief that confidence can be taught - and should be from a young age.

They talk fake-it-till-you-make-it moments, confidence fails (hello, job application), and the strange relief of realising that, actually, no one’s thinking about you half as much as you fear.

Plus, their “Too Young for This / Too Old for That” moments feature university visits, Ruby Wax and a healthy dose of bolshy bravery.

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Two women, two decades apart, two completely different Friday nights.

😅 In this episode, Annie (23, drama-school grad, proud non-clubber) spends the evening watching the Downton Abbey film with her parents and a cinema full of delighted OAPs, while Anji (53, osteopath, ex-banker, secret raver) is out at Annie Mac’s “Before Midnight” - dancing hard and still home by 10.30pm.

From 90s nights out with no mobiles, night buses and hoping a random minicab was legit, to today’s WhatsApp group-chat pre-drinks, Uber safety features and drink-spiking worries, they compare what’s easier now, what’s scarier, and what never changes: going out is really about connection.

In this episode:

• pre-drinks vs “we just met you at the pub”
• how on earth people arranged dates before phones
• getting home in London: then and now
• why spiking has changed the vibe for Gen Z
• dancing in your 50s (and loving it)
• why it’s fine to be 23 and prefer a cosy pub to a club

🎧 Too Young For This, Too Old For That — friendship across generations, with plenty of eye-rolling at each other’s references.

Annie (23, actor, just out of drama school) and Anji (53, osteopath and ex-banker) get honest about one of the messiest adult questions: do you pick the secure, sensible path… or the thing that actually lights you up?

They swap origin stories - Annie ditching the uni conveyor belt to audition for drama school while all her friends headed to Exeter and Durham, and Anji leaving a well-paid, high-status banking career to retrain in her late 30s - and compare what it really feels like to work in an uncertain industry (acting) vs to walk away from a very certain one (banking).

In this episode:

• what it was like to graduate straight into touring Jane Eyre in China
• why Anji’s 1994 Barclays grad scheme felt like “a job for life”
• side hustles that actually feed your creative work
• parents, privilege and permission to take a risk
• passion vs security (and why you might be able to have both)
• “do your best, forget the rest” - their shared motto

Perfect listen if you’re 23 and panicking you don’t have it all sorted, or 53 and wondering if you’re “too old” to start again. (Spoiler: you’re not.)

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