Coming Home to Her

Ep 27: Lucky Girl Syndrome: Delusional or Low-Key Effective?

Lucky Girl Syndrome is everywhere. Girls swearing that walking around expecting good things to happen actually makes them happen. And honestly? I can't fully decide if it's genius or unhinged. In this episode I share why I think there's actually something real in it — including a memory from when I was 14 sitting on a playground in Copenhagen that I still think about. Plus where I think it completely falls apart and what I actually believe the whole thing is really about.

Ep 26: You Know You Live Somewhere When You Stop Using Google Maps

You know you've become a local somewhere the day you stop using Google Maps. Today I'm talking about how a new place actually starts to feel like home — not one big moment, but small things repeating until they add up. The metro you used to fear. The cafe that knows your face, not your name. A street you no longer need a map for. If you've ever moved somewhere new and wondered when it would feel like yours — this one's for you.

Ep 25: Things I Think Are Overrated… But I’m a Hypocrite

Today’s episode is a little lighter, a little more opinionated, and honestly… slightly hypocritical. I’m talking about things I think are overrated — from “that girl” routines and the 5AM club to cold plunges, dating apps, situationships, LinkedIn culture, and the idea that your 20s are automatically the best years of your life. Some I respect. Some I do. Some I simply cannot get behind. It’s not that deep. Welcome home 🤍

Ep 24: Making Friends As An Adult Is So Awkward

Making friends as an adult is so much harder than anyone warns you about. When we're younger it just kind of happens. Same environment, same people, forced together until suddenly you have a best friend. But as an adult — especially when you've moved somewhere new — you actually have to try. And trying is awkward. In this episode I talk about why it gets so much harder as we get older, what's worked for me across every place I've lived, and the weird vulnerability of putting yourself out there when everyone already seems to have their people. Because making friends as an adult is strange and discouraging and nobody tells you that. But it's also proof that it's never too late to find your people.

Ep 23: The Lies I Believed At 22

I used to be so sure about certain things. That real friends never drift apart. That adults had everything figured out. That confidence meant never doubting yourself. That moving abroad would magically solve more than it actually did. In this episode I'm looking back at ten things I genuinely believed at 22 — and what happened when real life proved me wrong. Some of them are funny. Some of them I'm still unlearning.