Your twenties are weird, beautiful, confusing, electric, exhausting. Lost & Found is a podcast for anyone stumbling their way through this decade, one lesson (and existential crisis) at a time.
Hosted by writer and wanderer Karmen Wiid, this space is all about solo travel, self-growth, relationships, creativity, and the messy magic of becoming who you’re meant to be. From digital nomad life to heartbreak, identity shifts to spontaneous reinventions — we talk about it all, honestly and unfiltered.
Whether you’re chasing a fresh start, healing your heart, or just trying to feel a little less alone in the world, you’re in the right place.
New episodes every Wednesday.
Come as you are.
Latest Episodes
The Unlikely True Story of How I Ended Up Living on a Sailboat – Lost & Found with Karmen Wiid
A few weeks ago, I got on a boat with a stranger from the internet and somehow ended up living on a sailboat in one of the most remote parts of Indonesia. There were storms, there was a diabetic captain, a near-emergency evacuation, and a stretch of days where we were completely alone on the ocean with no fresh water and no working toilet.
Naturally, I wrote about it.
What started as a simple Substack post turned into a 10,000-word, three-part story that I couldn’t stop writing. And instead of trying to summarise it, I decided to do something different for this episode…
I’m reading it to you. Settle in, this one's a wild ride.
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- The Unlikely True Story of How I Ended Up Living on a Sailboat
- How to Heal Your Relationship with Yourself After a Breakup
- How To Be Healthier (And Stick To It)
- What Actually Is the Meaning of Life? Different Philosophers Try to Answer
- From Hitchhiking Afghanistan to Couchsurfing With Saudi Royals: Leon Harant on Travelling Differently
