In this episode of TAE Time, we start with gym frustrations, unspoken etiquette, and StairMaster chaos before diving into a bigger conversation about effort, planning, and relationships.

We unpack why it’s become normalised for men to avoid planning, how Valentine’s Day highlights effort (or the lack of it), and why thoughtful gestures mean more than expensive gifts. From gym rage to engagement expectations, this episode is about paying attention, showing care, and loving the people in your life loudly.

A funny, honest conversation about effort, consideration, and doing better — without it needing to be extravagant.

In this episode of TAE Time, we unpack belief systems, accountability, and why questioning what we’re taught matters.

We talk about how people perceive time, why astrology has become so culturally protected, and the dangers of blind belief — whether that belief comes from religion, spirituality, or internet trends. We also discuss the difference between faith and science, and why science welcomes being challenged.

The conversation then turns to accountability, single motherhood, contraception, and the uncomfortable realities around choice, responsibility, and generational trauma.

A thoughtful, unfiltered discussion about logic, belief, and taking responsibility in a culture that often avoids hard truths.

In this episode of TAE Time, we return after a short hiatus with an unfiltered catch-up on life, hobbies, and internet culture.

We talk about snowboarding in Germany for the first time, why trying new things as adults is both exciting and intimidating, and how easily hobbies can turn into pressure. The conversation also drifts into music taste, genre snobbery, TikTok influencer drama, and what it feels like to grow up online as older Gen Z.

We also reflect on productivity, dopamine, doomscrolling, reading, and the struggle to switch off without turning everything into a task.

A relaxed, honest conversation about growing up, staying curious, and learning how to enjoy things without forcing them.