Yes to Us is a podcast for women who are ready to stop putting themselves last and start creating a life they truly love. Through honest conversations, encouragement, and small next steps, we’ll rediscover joy, confidence, and what’s possible in this next chapter.
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Contact path
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Booking probability
29%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchYes to Us is a podcast for women who are ready to stop putting themselves last and start creating a life they truly love. Through honest conversations, encouragement, and small next steps, we’ll rediscover joy, confidence, and what’s possible in this next chapter.
Yes to Us is hosted by Jaana Wycisk. The show has published 24 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 25: I'm Still Figuring it Out, Too" (27 October 2026, 14 minutes), "Episode 24: You Can Love Your Life and Still Want More" (20 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Episode 23: You Don't Need More Time. You Need More Space." (13 October 2026, 13 minutes).
Yes to Us publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 24 episodes.
Booking probability for Yes to Us is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Yes to Us requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Yes to Us's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Yes to Us are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Yes to Us has an education audience.
Jaana Wycisk hosts Yes to Us, an education podcast with 24 episodes published.
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Episode #25
On community, changing our minds, and giving ourselves room to grow. In this milestone 25th episode of Yes to Us, I’m sharing a little more about the woman behind the podcast and some of the things I’m still figuring...
Episode #24
Have you ever looked at your life and thought, I’m so grateful for everything I have. So why do I still feel like there’s something more I want? You love your family. You appreciate the life you’ve built. And yet...
Episode #23
Have you ever said, “I would love to do that… but I just don’t have the time”? I get it. We are busy. There are kids, work, family, meals, appointments, practices, errands, and a million little things that somehow find...
Episode #22
What if you stopped waiting for Friday to enjoy your life? You can love your life and still feel like something is missing. You can be grateful for everything you have and still feel that quiet nudge that there’s more...
Episode #21
When was the last time you wrote down a goal that belonged only to you? In this episode, I’m sharing the story behind reaching 1,000 podcast downloads—a goal I wrote in my journal every single morning for four months...
Episode #20
Has anyone else’s give-a-S-H-I-T meter changed in perimenopause? Over the past year—especially after sharing my episode about the surprises of perimenopause—I’ve had so many women quietly tell me the same thing: “I...
Episode #19
Have you ever noticed that someone can come alive in a small group… but almost disappear in a bigger one? In this episode, I’m sharing a story I’ve never really told before—from growing up as the quiet girl whose ears...
Episode #18
You can love your life… and still feel like something’s missing. In this episode, I’m sharing a confession I never thought I’d say: I’ve never wanted to find a gym more. Not because I need another workout—I already love...
Episode #17
The follow-up to one of the most emotional conversations I’ve ever shared: Healthy Bird Leaves the Nest. This year, we dropped our son off for his second OHL season, and I discovered something I wasn’t expecting...
Episode #16
You've worked so hard to build healthy routines. So why does taking a break sometimes feel like failing? In this episode, I'm sharing an unexpected lesson from our family trip to Cancun. For the first time in years, I...
Episode #15
There’s a saying I’ve never really liked… A healthy bird leaves the nest. As our oldest son prepares to leave for his second hockey season away from home, I’m finding myself in a season that so many parents know...
Episode #14
Whenever people ask me what I miss most about living in Germany for 12 years, they expect me to say the castles, Christmas markets, or Oktoberfest. But that’s not my answer. What I miss most is the way people lived...
Episode #13
Have you ever walked into a room where it felt like everyone already knew each other? Maybe you’ve moved because of your spouse’s job. Started over in a new city. Joined a new community. Or maybe you’re simply in a...
Episode #12
When did we stop playing? Not because we stopped loving it. Life simply got busy. Between work, responsibilities, and caring for the people we love, many of us quietly stop making room for the things that once brought...
Episode #11
What did you love before life got so busy? Before the schedules, the responsibilities, and the pressure to be good at everything — what made you feel alive? In this episode, I’m sharing what happened when I started...
Episode #10
When was the last time you didn’t start something because you thought you had to commit to it forever? In this milestone 10th episode, I share the promise I made to myself before launching this podcast—to record 10...
Episode #9
In January 2024, I landed in Hawaii for a trip I’d worked years to earn. There was just one problem. My luggage didn’t make it. Or so I thought. What followed was a Target run, a bright pink suit, a few unexpected...
Episode #8
What if one decision quietly shaped every part of the life you’re living today? In this episode, I share the unexpected story of how my husband and I met, the seemingly random decisions that changed the course of our...
Episode #8
<p>What if one decision quietly shaped every part of the life you’re living today?<br/><br/>In this episode, I share the unexpected story of how my husband and I met, the seemingly random decisions that changed the...
Episode #7
“Why did nobody warn us about this?” 😳 One minute I had perfect vision… the next I’m using my phone flashlight to read restaurant menus while pretending I absolutely do NOT need my prescription readers. And apparently...
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