dreißig. Podcast

In the artist's words:

We, Clare Devlin, Christina Calaminus and Katrin Feuerstein, are journalists, friends and founders. At thirty. we talk about the topics that move us and others in our early 30s: Marriage, pregnancy, break-ups, building, careers and so on. dreißig. is a place for exchange, questions and a community that previously had no place in the media world.

Welcome to the club of "What was that again about growing up?"

Are you somewhere between "I've got my life under control" and "I have no idea what I'm doing here"? Perfect. Then thirty. is exactly your frequency. A podcast that feels like a warm late summer evening, white wine spritzers and honest conversations with friends.

Three voices. Lots of questions. Zero filters.

Thirty. is about everything you usually only discuss with your closest friends: relationships, career chaos, dating cringes, bodies, friendship, identity - and the feeling that maybe you should just burn the famous "checklist at 30".
Real, approachable, funny and sometimes a little painful. But always with heart.

For everyone who doesn't have to be perfect

Nothing is glossed over here. It can be messy here. Unsorted. Without make-up. And somehow pleasantly normal for that very reason. thirty. encourages you that nobody struggles alone and that the best stories are often the ones that don't go according to plan.

The most common FAQs about the dreißig. podcast

1. how often is a new episode released?

New episodes of thirty. are released weekly on Sundays, as described on the official podcast page.

2. what is the dreißig.podcast about?

The podcast deals with central topics of life in your early 30s: relationships, friendship, career, pregnancy, break-ups, body issues, dating and different phases of life. He talks openly about insecurities, expectations and everyday life in the chaos of your thirties.

3. who is the podcast for?

dreißig. is aimed at people in their early 30s who are dealing with questions about growing up, life paths, pressure, relationships and identity. Listeners who are looking for honest, personal conversations and want to realize: "I'm not alone with these thoughts" will feel particularly addressed.