About Gana.

Hello, world! I’m Gana, a TV journalist, originally from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. I’ve spent the last 11 years working at N1 (CNN affiliate), Forbes, and Al Jazeera Balkans, three global media houses where I learned that the stories that matter most are the ones that speak to real human experience, not just headlines.

After a decade of creating content for these major platforms, I realised something was missing. Young people deserve better than what the internet is currently offering them. The wellness advice is toxic. The identity content is performative. The lifestyle coverage makes you feel like you’re never enough. Also, the journalism training I received would be lovely to have in a space that actually serves the people who need honest information the most.

In 2025, I decided to take a leap toward my dream. In my ideal vision, this wouldn’t just be another media portal, it’d be a community. A place where young people could find real conversations about wellness (without the diet culture), identity (without the pressure to perform), and lifestyle (without the impossible standards). We’d have content every single day, a newsletter once a week, and most importantly, zero judgment.

There would also be challenges, of course. Convincing advertisers that young people deserve content that doesn’t exploit their insecurities? That’s a harder sell. But I’d do it anyway, because the alternative, watching another generation grow up thinking they’re broken when they’re actually just human, isn’t acceptable. My stubborn, cosmopolitan side won’t let me stay quiet about things like truth and dignity. And this is my dream, after all.

I’d have a space filled with science-based information and real experience, along with a special section dedicated to the questions young people are too afraid to ask elsewhere because they’re worried about judgment. We’d tackle everything—bodies, mental health, sex, hormones, relationships, family dynamics, and how to survive life itself when nobody taught you how.

The tone would be like we’re talking over coffee. Direct. Honest. The kind of conversation you wish you could have but don’t know who to ask. Because here’s the truth: those “normal” phases of life that social media has turned into highlight reels? They’re supposed to be complicated. And you’re not failing because you don’t have it all together at 16, or 21, or 25.

Feel like we can collaborate? Hit me up and let’s figure it out.