Episode 2 explores how Millennial women (born 1981–1996) navigated economic empowerment during their formative years. It highlights the influence of the Great Recession, student debt, shifting workplace expectations, and increased access to education, showcasing how these factors shaped their career choices, financial independence, and evolving gender roles.

Episode 4 centers on Baby Boomer women (born 1946–1964), examining how they navigated a shifting cultural landscape that included the women’s liberation movement and expanding workforce participation. It highlights their trailblazing roles in breaking workplace barriers, advocating for equal rights, and redefining what economic empowerment looked like for future generations.

Episode 3 delves into the experiences of Generation X women (born 1965–1980), focusing on how they balanced growing career opportunities with persistent gender norms. It explores the rise of dual-income households, the challenges of work-life balance, and the impact of early exposure to second-wave feminism on their pursuit of economic independence.

Episode 1 focuses on Generation Z, examining how Gen Z women’s upbringing—shaped by digital technology, social media, and evolving gender norms—has influenced their perspectives on economic empowerment, independence, and career goals. It includes personal stories and insights that reflect their unique generational challenges and values.