In a time of social distancing, what's better than podcasts and books? How about a podcast discussing reading! Tune in to hear Isabel and Sage's thoughts on reading today verses the previous generations.

Growing up is hard, now try to put a label on it… 

Isabel Lahn-Schroeder and Sage Rosenthal are two recent college graduates trying to find a balance between their generational identities by talking through their own coming of age story. 

This is a podcast for those that don’t quite make the cut for being millennial (gen-y) but don’t really resonate with generation Z. 

Tune in here to learn more about the hosts and what it’s like taking on different aspects of life with a generational spin!


The articles that Sage mentions in this episode:
Millennials are Out-Reading Older Generations by Adrienne Lafrance  - Atlantic

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/09/millennials-are-out-reading-older-generations/379934/

Reading through the Ages: Generational Ready Survey by Amy Rea

https://www.libraryjournal.com/?detailStory=Reading-Through-the-Ages-Generational-Reading-Survey

Tune in to hear Isabel and Sage discuss the cultural changes and evolution of fashion in and between generations! They talk about pants! the met gala! athleisure wear! and so much more!!

Join Sage and Isabel as they discuss “going out” as a young person, as a Millennial, and as a Gen-Zer!

Growing up is hard, now try to put a label on it… 

Isabel Lahn-Schroeder and Sage Rosenthal are two recent college graduates trying to find a balance between their generational identities by talking through their own coming of age story. 

This is a podcast for those that don’t quite make the cut for being millennial (gen y) but don’t really resonate with generation Z. 

Tune in here to learn more about the hosts and what it’s like taking on different aspects of life with a generational spin!

Kicking off Season 2 with a bang! Join Isabel and Sage in their conversation about cultural and societal norms in how, when, and why individuals should live their lives. Below are the links to the articles that were mentioned:
https://www.nytimes.com/paidpost/sk-ii/drawing-your-own-timeline.html?searchResultPosition=8

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/08/04/upshot/up-birth-age-gap.html

Happy New Year and Happy Season 2!!

In the final episode of Season 1, Sage and Isabel explore the trending meme, and now news story, "OK, Boomer."

The articles mentioned in the episode:

https://www.vox.com/2019/11/19/20963757/what-is-ok-boomer-meme-about-meaning-gen-z-millennials

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/11/13/problem-with-ok-boomer/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markcperna/2019/11/26/ok-boomer-this-is-how-to-respond-to-gen-zs-new-meme/#7eb3f86f5b01

https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-we-look-down-on-todays-kids-11575561273

Growing up is hard, now try to put a label on it… 

Isabel Lahn-Schroeder and Sage Rosenthal are two recent college graduates trying to find a balance between their generational identities by talking through their own coming of age story. 

This is a podcast for those that don’t quite make the cut for being millennial (gen y) but don’t really resonate with generation Z. 

Tune in here to learn more about the hosts and what it’s like taking on different aspects of life with a generational spin!

In this fun thanksgiving episode episode, Sage and Isabel compare their initial expectations of making friends in post-grad with where they are now!

Growing up is hard, now try to put a label on it… 

Isabel Lahn-Schroeder and Sage Rosenthal are two recent college graduates trying to find a balance between their generational identities by talking through their own coming of age story. 

This is a podcast for those that don’t quite make the cut for being millennial (gen y) but don’t really resonate with generation Z. 

Tune in here to learn more about the hosts and what it’s like taking on different aspects of life with a generational spin!

It's important for everyone to take care of themselves. Tune into today's episode to hear about our best practices for health and wellness, and some interesting generational facts! Don't forget to take care of yourself :) 

Tune in to hear our second part of our health series for a more generational experience!
Some useful resources include:
In regards to tobacco use: https://www.tobaccofreekids.org/
Information about palliative care: https://getpalliativecare.org/

Health is relevant for everyone, make sure you do what you need to do to stay healthy!

For more information on millennials and religion:
https://www.pewforum.org/religious-landscape-study/generational-cohort/younger-millennial/
https://www.pewforum.org/2010/02/17/religion-among-the-millennials/
https://www.rewire.org/our-future/millennials-making-sense-religion/  

Growing up is hard, now try to put a label on it… 

Isabel Lahn-Schroeder and Sage Rosenthal are two recent college graduates trying to find a balance between their generational identities by talking through their own coming of age story. 

This is a podcast for those that don’t quite make the cut for being millennial (gen y) but don’t really resonate with generation Z. 

Tune in here to learn more about the hosts and what it’s like taking on different aspects of life with a generational spin!

For more information on millennials and religion

Growing up is hard, now try to put a label on it… 

Isabel Lahn-Schroeder and Sage Rosenthal are two recent college graduates trying to find a balance between their generational identities by talking through their own coming of age story. 

This is a podcast for those that don’t quite make the cut for being millennial (gen y) but don’t really resonate with generation Z. 

Tune in here to learn more about the hosts and what it’s like taking on different aspects of life with a generational spin!

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