The 2033 Podcast

About The 2033 Podcast

Because when we can't find any hope, we gotta make some ourselves.

Publisher

Abigail & Tim Steckler

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

18 Feb 2020

Latest episode

24 Mar 2026

Latest episodes

3 of 52 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   24 Mar 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Annika Päutz: Hope in Self-Curiosity

   Yes, we know it's March, but this is the first episode of 2026 so for us it's still Happy New Year! Meet Annika, a career coach who helps numerous individuals find their strengths and refine their outlook, all the while cultivating hope in their career. We've been chatting about hope for a while, but it's pretty cool to sit down with someone who is a professional hope-builder. Annika leads us through an exercise where we learn, quantifiably, how hopeful we actually are....and the results are a bit surprising! Plus, tune in to hear which royal epithets suit us, and learn who Timmy thinks happens when you kiss Le Petit Prince.

2. 

   23 Dec 2025TRANSCRIPT

   Hope in Hope!

   Spiraling down, spiraling up, sometimes just spiraling in general, this year has been a whirlwind. This episode, Abigail & Tim reflect on the lessons learned this year: an unsuccessful Scottish independence referendum, organizing to free political prisoners, providing food to the homeless in opposition to a local government and one of the trickiest ones - continuing to hope even within a warming world. Our myriad of conversations boil down to one central idea: start by taking a single step toward your goal to make change, then take another. Let's take that first step together into 2026! Also tune in to hear Tim discover if he is a punny person or not, and understand what exactly Abigail's relationship is to a certain Mr. Plum.

3. 

   8 Dec 2025TRANSCRIPT

   Kehkashan Basu: Hope in Planting a Seed

   She's an Activist, Land Hero, NatGeo Explorer, Human Rights Champio and Founder of the Green Hope Foundation. Aaaaand maybe most impressive at all: she's this week's guest on Project Spiral. We've tackled climate before on this show, but never quite like this. Kehkashan knows how it is to have a brilliant idea at a young age to change the world, what it’s like to feel isolated, and why it's essential to push forward anyway. Listen as we discuss the power of young people in addressing global problems, how one small idea snowballs into more and more ideas, and how hope in the environment leads to widespread benefits in all areas of human rights. Plus tune in to hear Abigail's burgeoning interest in astro physics and Timmy mention his marathon for the first time! ever

Inside a recent episode

Annika Päutz: Hope in Self-Curiosity

Published 24 Mar 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] It's not really shifting anything. And then like the whole big issues of the world made her feel small, even though she has this like really hands on mentality and a lot of spirit, I would say. And then she was sitting there with me for some hours actually. And we were trying to find out like what in her still wants to do something and change something. And what are the voices against that? and at one point it's always still touching me she found out that she herself can be the hope that she doesn't see in the world and that was super beautiful because it always reminds me how important it is that there is someone who listens and gives that space and one thing that i often do is to make people aware of what they have already achieved and like to see the things that really were who they are. […]

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Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.7 / 5

15 ratings

Spotify

4.9 / 5

11 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 41 / 100

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Quality

53

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

71

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