Hosted by cansu • thinking out loud · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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a podcast for people who think a lot and don’t want to be told what to do about it.i talk through thoughts that don’t have clear answers - shaped by life, culture, relationships, and expectations.no advice. no fixing. just space to think out loud.if that sounds like you, this podcast is for you.
cansu • thinking out loud hosts don't overthink it, a society show with 30 episodes published.
this week i have with me Eren, a dear friend, an art director, ex-architect and self-described 8.5 out of 10 harsh self-critic. we talk about what happens when you care too much at work and why we tend to that. about hid
Lena moved to Berlin, built a career in recruitment, worked at companies with big names, became a founder, got burned out twice, and somehow never stopped believing in herself. in this episode, we talk about building a n
what if giving up was actually the right call? in this episode, i sit down with my friend Taylan to talk about failure and not the inspirational kind, but the kind that physically knocks you down. Taylan opens up about h
solo episode about the one question that's been sitting on my mind for two weeks: how do you trust life when you can't control any of it? no guests, no answers, just me, you and the microphone. don't overthink it is a po
Linh left her corporate design job, took a sabbatical, and started her secondhand store in berlin. now she runs three. Linh is the founder of In/Rotation, Berlin's only buy sell trade store. we talked about starting from
most people avoid starting things because they're afraid to be bad at them. Dom didn't have that luxury. in this episode, i sit down with Dom, my hairdresser and the owner of Iwi Studios Berlin, for a conversation about
this is the first time i have a guest on the podcast 🥺 my first guest is irmsko, a dear friend, turns out right now both of us are figuring out what turning 30 actually means, and we both wonder why it comes with this w
we’re constantly told that rejection is redirection, that everything happens for a reason, and that our worst moments will become our greatest breakthroughs. but what if that’s not true? in this episode, i reflect on a y
architecture looks glamorous from the outside… but anyone who studied or worked in it knows the truth: the all-nighters, the unpaid competitions, the heartbreak of caring too much. in this episode, i talk about why archi
did i get your attention? good. competition is fun, until we are fighting the battles that don't matter. easier said than done, i know. in this episode, i dive into competition and comparison. from school systems that re
i won't share my spotify playlist anyone, would you? it would sting if someone did not like my music taste, or my taste in anything... maybe what we call "taste" is too close to home. in this episode i overthink on why o
i love aesthetics, but real life is messy - and that’s still human. aesthetics are fun. i love a good outfit video, a perfectly lit coffee moment, the dreamy side of the internet. but real life isn’t always that polished
you finish work, maybe cook, maybe exercise, maybe fold some laundry and ta-daa, the whole day is gone. the 40-hour workweek has been around for a century, but does it still make sense? in this episode, i trace where it
i just turned 30, and instead of doing a list of “things i’ve learned,” i did something different. i gave my friends pieces of paper. on one side: something they’ve learned. on the other: something they wish for. then i
my whole life probably lives in my phone now. music, books, tickets, photos, you name it, and maybe yours too. but what did we lose when we stopped carrying things? in this episode i overthink touching things, single-pur
our clothes quietly tell a story about who we are, how we feel, and maybe who want to be. from a Medusa necklace to multiple style crushes, in this episode i talk about the pieces we carry and why getting dressed might b
you like something… but you’re not great at it. you don’t do it every week. you’re not obsessed.can we still call it a hobby? in this episode, i spiral from boxing classes to the existential pressure of having a thing. w
why do I love watching someone deep-clean their carpet but can’t bring myself to unload the dishwasher? in this episode, i spiral through simulation games, to-do lists, fake productivity highs, and the quiet sadness of c
i know it doesn't make sense, but i do it anyways. from touching wood to jingling nazar charms, this episode explores the weird little rituals we use to survive. superstition isn’t always about belief and reasoning, some
they say money won’t make you happy, fame isn’t the answer, and wanting things is shallow. i get it, but i still want ... stuff? why is it a taboo to want things? why is it cool to look like you don't want anything? is i
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