Anji Gopal & Annie Lewis
Too Young for This, Too Old for That
Two generations. One friendship. Endless things to learn from each other. 2Y2O is where two lives, thirty years apart, meet in conversation. Annie is 23, an actor at the start of adulthood, still chasing dreams and making mistakes. Anji is 53, an osteopath and mum who pivoted her career after leaving the security of banking behind. Together, we explore the questions, choices, and changes that shape us - from love and careers to health, money and identity. Our friendship proves that wisdom and curiosity flow both ways. If you’ve ever wondered how life looks from the other side of the age, cu...
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Anji Gopal & Annie Lewis
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Sep 24, 2026
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Episodes
02 - Pre-Drinks vs Night Bus: Going Out Then and Now 30.10.2025 46:32
Send a text Two women, three decades apart, two completely different Friday nights. 😅 In this episode, Annie (23, drama-school grad, proud non-clubber) spends the evening watching the Downton Abbey film with her parents and a cinema full of delighted OAPs, while Anji (53, osteopath, ex-banker, secret raver) is out at Annie Mac’s “Before Midnight” - dancing hard and still home by 10.30pm. From 90...
01 - From Banking to Backbones: Choosing Passion over a “Proper Job” 30.10.2025 40:12
Send a text Annie (23, actor, just out of drama school) and Anji (53, osteopath and ex-banker) get honest about one of the messiest adult questions: do you pick the secure, sensible path… or the thing that actually lights you up? They swap origin stories - Annie ditching the uni conveyor belt to audition for drama school while all her friends headed to Exeter and Durham, and Anji leaving a well-pa...
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