On this episode, Karen takes over The Untimely Podcast mics for a revamped take on young adulthood and what it truly means to her to be a young adult — navigating the uncertainty, the expectations and the quiet pressures of having to “figure life out.”

She opens up about the realities that come with this phase of life ,the highs, the doubts and the in-between moments and why it’s so crucial to keep putting yourself out there, even when you’re unsure of what’s next. It’s an honest reflection on growth, self-discovery and learning to embrace the process.

This conversation is a reminder that you don’t have to have it all figured out to keep going.

We hope you enjoy this episode as much.

Lots of love,

K and D ♡♡

On this episode, I dive into Fall/Winter 2026 and the essence of the season. This is the moment when designers present their collections, shaped by their inspirations and creative direction.

This season, many designers paid homage to their house codes and longstanding traditions of craftsmanship, while also signaling a pivotal shift in how we approach reimagination and the “redefinition” of archival pieces.

Tune in as I explore standout collections from major houses—ranging from Louis Vuitton to Fecal Matter and Pieter Mulier’s Alaïa.

I hope this episode gives you deeper insight into what truly defines Fall/Winter collections. I enjoyed making it, and I hope you enjoy listening just as much.

Lots of Love,

Dennis♡

On this episode, I had the honor of having over the one and only Sr Mwai ; a young, upcoming Kenyan underground artist — to help me better understand the Kenyan underground music scene and what it means to be a Kenyan underground artist in today's over saturated music space.

We got into why underground artists feel like they aren’t getting the push they deserve, Sr Mwai’s music writing techniques, his collaborations with other underground artists such as Codey and NMJ, and the importance of artistic freedom and protecting your art.

This episode was incredibly insightful, and I got to learn so much about the Kenyan underground music scene and what it truly entails.

Get a listen in to better understand Kenyan music, and to gain a deeper insight into Sr Mwai’s journey and what he has in store.

I hope you all enjoy listening to this as much as we did making it.

Lots of love,

Dennis ♡