6 Great Podcasts For Women In Their 20s

This post will be sharing six excellent podcasts for women in their 20s.

There’s nothing like a great podcast to kick you out of a creative slump!

It never fails.

Every. Single. Time!

Podcasts are typically short, sweet, and easy to digest.

Unlike YouTube videos or blog posts, they do not require your full attention.

Possibly, one of the best things about podcasts is the ability to multitask while listening in.

You really don’t have to be entirely focused on enjoying podcasts.

I enjoy listening to them while doing mundane tasks like creating pins for my Pinterest or editing a blog post.

They mostly come in very handy when the said tasks are generally dull.

I’ve found myself listening to more podcasts these days, so I thought I should share my new faves.

As you will see below, I don’t like listening to too many podcasts at once because it is hard to keep up.

Sometimes, I listen to the same comedy podcast every week, depending on my mood.

Other times, when I want a motivational boost, I choose a career or business podcast.

Over time, I’ve noticed that I listen to podcasts for two significant reasons: entertainment and motivation.

Here Are Six Amazing Podcasts for Women In Their 20s

How I Built This with Guy Raz

This is easily my favourite podcast of all time.

I don’t know if you know, but I used to run a service business.

As a result of how difficult entrepreneurship was, I always found solace in listening to the success stories of other founders who have made it.

Listening to this podcast first thing in the morning on my commute to work always had me hyped for the day.

It is so amazing!

I highly recommend How I Built This if you are an established or even an aspiring business owner.

There are quite a few female founders, and there are a couple of interviews you will find absolutely inspiring!

Clever Girls Know Podcast

One of my most important money management tips is educating myself about money.

With all the free internet information, I have no excuse.

I’ve been following the Clever Girl Finance brand for a few years and absolutely buy into the vision.

Bola’s primary goal is to help women like me achieve financial freedom.

What more could you possibly want?

It is for women by women.

If you have bad money habits or are just generally struggling with money, I suggest you listen to it. It never fails to deliver valuable information.

I firmly believe that Clever Girls Know is one of the best podcasts for women.

The Gary Vee Audio Experience

Many people have a love-hate relationship with Gary Vee, which is entirely understandable.

He can sometimes be too much.

Even for me.

But there is absolutely no doubt about how valuable and useful his content is, especially when you need a pick-me-up.

If you have been unmotivated for a while or just want to start a project and need all the motivation you can get, Gary Vee is your guy.

I’ve consumed a lot of his content.

From his Crushing It books to his blog, social media and podcast, they always get me hyped with all the motivation I need.

Girl Boss Radio with Sophia Amoruso

I discovered Sophia Amoruso and the Nasty Gal brand two years ago.

I read her famous Girl Boss book and learned much more about her journey to the infamous catchphrase.

But a couple of weeks ago, I discovered her podcast and immensely enjoyed it.

Even though it is currently on break, I enjoyed catching up on a few old episodes.

She interviews top female executives and founders who share their journeys to success.

I don’t know about you, but I prefer learning from others’ experiences rather than my mistakes.

Also, learning from these people opens your mind to ideas and possibilities you never knew existed.

Being Boss

Another of the latest additions to my podcast library is Being Boss.

This one is for creative entrepreneurs, or ‘creatives’ as they like to be called.

It gives you so much helpful information to create a side hustle or transition from your 9-5.

It’s packed with practical tips such as creating a business plan, finding a partner or a ‘business bestie’, and generally tailored business lessons that pertain to creatives.

If you consider yourself one, you should definitely check out this podcast.

Bonus: Shagged Married Annoyed

Closely followed by How I Built This, Shagged Married Annoyed is easily my next all-time favourite podcast. It’s so good that I listen to it unfailingly every week.

I listen to previous old episodes when I can’t wait for new episodes.

That’s how hilariously good it is.

The hosts, Chris and Rosie Ramsey, just ramble about their daily married lives for one hour straight.

As a result of their professions as comedians, that one hour is usually rib-cracking.

It is literally belly laugh good!

So, when I need to do a tedious task to pass the time, I tune in to keep myself entertained.

The Shagged Married Annoyed podcast has been a fantastic companion during this lockdown.

I can’t thank them enough. I’m so looking forward to buying the audio version of their newly released book when it is out.

Check out this list of seven hilarious British comedy podcasts you will enjoy!

Here are my current favourite podcasts for women.

As time passes, I’ll keep you updated with new podcasts I discover.

What podcasts are you currently listening to?

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