Oct 18, 2026
After five short episodes covering subjects ranging from social stereotypes to Dostoevsky, creator Kenzy is preparing to bring new voices into the podcast's next season.
Switzerland, October 18, 2026 -- A curiosity about people and the stories behind familiar ideas is at the center of Kenzy Sanchez Talks, which is preparing for its second season. Creator Kenzy Sanchez plans to keep following topics that catch her interest, while bringing guests into the conversation.

There is no fixed subject from one episode to the next. One story might lead to a familiar stereotype, another to a Russian novelist's understanding of human nature. For Kenzy, what makes a subject interesting matters more than whether it fits into a particular category.
“There isn’t one specific topic I stick to,” said Kenzy Sanchez, creator of the Kenzy Sanchez Talks podcast. “I talk about whatever genuinely interests me: people, ideas, history, philosophy, and stories I think are worth knowing.”
Season one includes five episodes, each under ten minutes and rated clean. The subjects range from stereotypes about rich kids to an episode titled “The Lebanese and Nigerian Hidden Politics Nobody Talks About.” Kenzy has also discussed Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky, whose writing examines psychology and human nature, and the story of blood diamonds and their connection to violence and conflict.
Kenzy started the podcast as a hobby, hoping to make complicated or overlooked subjects easier to understand. She creates and directs the episodes herself but does not present herself as an expert with all the answers. Instead, she approaches each topic with her own questions and an interest in sharing what she learns.
“I wanted to make these subjects easier to listen to. A lot of philosophy and history can sound way more complicated than it actually is, especially when it’s explained in a really academic way,” Kenzy said. “Sometimes you hear about something your whole life, but nobody ever really explains the full story behind it, and that’s kind of what I like doing with the podcast.”
For season two, Kenzy plans to introduce more voices. She wants to move beyond straightforward interviews and give guests space to talk about experiences, interests, and ideas that matter to them.
“I want to start bringing people onto the podcast, too,” Kenzy said. “Not just typical interviews, but actual conversations with interesting people about the things they know, have experienced, or genuinely care about.”
The addition of guests will give Kenzy an opportunity to explore familiar subjects from different perspectives, while continuing the informal approach that inspired the podcast in the first place.
Season two is expected to arrive soon. In the meantime, listeners can explore the first five episodes to get a feel for the show's mix of subjects and conversational style.
Kenzy Sanchez Talks can be found on Spotify, Rephonic, and Apple Podcasts. Listeners can follow the show for updates as the second season approaches.
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