Welcome back to another ep of the Millennial Crisis podcast. This week I bring you another guest episode, her name is Phoebe and she has lived a life! She shares with us her career journey, the twists and turns life took her on, having a baby in her 30s and what community means to her. Phoebe is an Austrlian who has lived in Amsterdam for the past 9 years. This is the perfect episode for anyone who is going through a life transition and is feeling as thought they are "starting over", we talk about what that actually means and how life is going to be filled with lots of moments like this. You can connect with Phoebe on Linkedin here.

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Welcome back to another solo yap sesh, today I'm yapping about:

- Did everyone have a shit one this year? Or were we all just growing a lot? - Have you reflected on your year properly..Cause I hadn’t - Blocking the devil’s apps and unlocking more joy.. This week's person you should be following as mentioned in the podcast is @savagesantini who directed me to Year Compass the year review booklet that I think you should do you can find it here Joe also runs @gaysurfweeks

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Welcome back to another ep of the Millennial Crisis podcast. This week I bring you another guest episode, his name is Alex and he works for Klabu, a social enterprise that is on a mission to support refugees rebuild their lives through the power of sport.

This is the perfect episode for if you’re feeling like you don’t know how to give back, find what your purpose is or are feeling the soul getting sucked out of you in your corporate 9-5. Alex shares how he got into impact driven work, and we discuss how you don’t need to be “doing the work” to be “doing the work” - a.k.a there’s plenty of ways we can support a cause and find purpose outside of our concrete torcher towers. You can follow Klabu on Instagram @theklabu and support them or buy one of their awesome shirts via their website here.

If you're looking for free events to meet new people you can see if we have any upcoming in your city here. Otherwise, if you listen to the ep share your thoughts with us across socials and tag @millennialcrisis.