Talk AB It is an honest and relatable podcast that dives into the ups and downs of navigating life post-graduation in your 20s. Hosted by Annabelle Wiskus, each episode explores what it means to live authentically-- whether it's tackling career decisions, relationships, mental health, or personal growth. With raw conversations, insightful stories, and guest appearances, Talk AB It is a space to reflect, laugh, and connect as we all figure out what is means to be true to ourselves during one of the most transformative decades of our lives.
What if not everything that happens in your life actually means something?
We spend so much time interpreting everything around us — the text that went unanswered, the invitation we didn’t get, the friendship that feels different, the job we didn’t get, the person who seems distant — and turning it into a story about ourselves. But sometimes, things just happen. Not every change is rejection, not every bad day means you’re off track, and not every situation needs to be analyzed until you find an answer.
In this episode, we’re talking about the freedom that comes from letting things be what they are instead of constantly searching for a deeper meaning. Because maybe you don’t need to take everything personally, figure everything out, or turn every moment into a reflection of your worth. Sometimes you can simply let it happen, let it go, and keep living your life.
30 Sept 2026
I DON'T WANT A RELATIONSHIP!
This episode is for the girls who genuinely don’t want a relationship right now — and are completely okay with that. In a world where being in a relationship can feel like the ultimate goal, we’re talking about what it looks like to actually love your life single. I don’t want to be tied down, compromise my morals, make excuses for someone’s immaturity, or feel like I have to shrink the life I’m building. I want the freedom to say yes, experience new things, focus on my goals, and become the woman I’m meant to be.
But this isn’t about wanting to date around or never settle down. It’s about wanting the one — someone who adds to my life rather than takes away from it. Someone who inspires me, challenges me, supports my dreams, and makes the sacrifices that come with a relationship feel insignificant because of who I’m making them for. Until then, I want to experience everything God has for me, build healthy habits, surrender more of my life to Him, and become the healthiest version of myself mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally. So no, I don’t want a boyfriend… I want a relationship that makes my life fuller, not smaller — and until that person comes along, I’m pretty happy right where I am.
23 Sept 2026
Stop Living In Other Peoples Timelines.
It’s so easy to look around and feel like you’re falling behind — watching other people get into relationships, land their dream jobs, move to new places, or reach milestones you thought you would have reached by now. But the more time we spend comparing our lives to everyone else’s timeline, the more we lose sight of our own. This episode is a reminder to stop rushing your life just because someone else’s looks different.
There is so much beauty in getting to know yourself, enjoying where you are, and trusting that what’s meant for you doesn’t need to happen on someone else’s schedule. Because the moment you stop appreciating your own life, you start wanting what other people have instead of recognizing what’s already being created for you. Your life doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s to be exactly where it’s supposed to be.
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