HeyJaredToo Young for This, Too Old for That
Two generations. One friendship. Endless things to learn from each other. 2Y2O is where two lives, thirty years apart, meet in conversation. Annie is 23, an actor at the start of adulthood, still chasing dreams and making mistakes.
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25: The School Run: Jane James on Voice, Arts and Belonging (opens the original)
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Founder of Little Voices and host of the top 3% 'School Run' podcast, Jane James joins Anji and Annie to talk career pivots, podcasting with her teenage daughter, and why arts education matters. A conversation about finding your voice, staying curious, and the cheerleaders every young person needs. This week we are joined by Jane James, founder of the award-winning performing arts company Little Voices, which has reached more than 80,000 young people across the UK, and host of the top 3% School
24: When Did We Stop Talking to Strangers? (opens the original)
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Anji can make friends with a lamppost. Annie rehearses her coffee order in her head before she says it out loud. So what actually happened to the lost art of talking to strangers? This week we're unpacking everything the gap between 24 and 54 has quietly taken from us - good old-fashioned conversation, being bored, delayed gratification, and the freedom of a night out that isn't filmed from four angles. Anji remembers staring out a car window for three hours and taping films off the telly. Annie
23: Dr Paul Elgey ‘The Truth About Botox, Fillers & Ageing’ (opens the original)
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This week, we’re joined by the brilliant Dr. Paul Elgey, one of London’s leading aesthetic doctors, for an honest conversation about ageing, confidence and the ever-growing world of cosmetic treatments. From anti-wrinkle injections and fillers to the rise of “preventative” treatments in your twenties, we unpack what these procedures actually involve, who they’re for, and how to separate fact from fiction. We also discuss: • Are we ageing differently than previous generations? • Where’s the line
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