From1millenial

This was by far my favorite episode yet. Author of 'Pain Formation', motivational speaker and my good friend James Wilson joins our podcast today. James' adversity growing up helped him find his value as an adult and the wisdom that came from those lesson is sprinkled throughout this podcast. More importantly in his book Pain Formation you can have a hard copy of all the wisdom and motivation from his journey to help you on yours. Hear funny stories of growing up in hood and in youth group at the same time. We also play From1millenial game "Name that artist" and of course the funniest Salt Segment to end the episode! First 10 listeners who email [email protected] get an autograph copy of Pain Formation Go! 

Live from London our good friend Dave is reporting exactly what he has observed about millennials and the entire English culture. Find out why everything you see about London on TV is not true and what are millennials up to in London. Dave's critical point of view is both funny and insightful. After this episode you will know exactly what to expect when you venture out to London.  

Whether you choose to attend an in-state or an out-of-state college one thing is clear after graduation, you're going to have to pick where you want to start your career. Most of my friends chose to stick around our college town of Greensboro but today's guests Jonathan Ramos and TJ Jallah bring two different perspectives. This podcast is for our younger generation that are just graduating college. This podcast features our new segment 'From1millenial Games' and also our highly anticipated Salt Segment as usual (with its own jingle now!). Enjoy. 

The title here is self-explanatory, we've all done it but I think Grant takes it to the next level. Today's podcast we look at how millennials react to trending topics and the history of avocados (thanks to Grant lol). Then Peyton and Grant take each on Millenial Backtrack to see who knows the year of recent events like "when was the first Ipad released". Millennial games is a new addition to our podcast which makes things more interesting. 

Our first millennial teacher Peyton came not only to raise the sass level but also represent for all of the millennial teachers out there. Peyton talks about the importance of being able to relate to the students and why being a younger teacher is key. She is the exact reason why I am a huge supporter of higher teacher wages. Find out what grade she teaches and how she chose it and also you'll hear the best SALT SEGMENT ever. Also introducing a new mid poddy game (still working on the name). 

What are millennial weekends like? In this episode we discover a little bit about millennial weekends and what exactly do we do. We also dive into our thought process when Friday hits. More importantly we discover Grant's secret trip to Kona Brewery in some island he doesn't remember - what a guy. Of course our most anticipated part of the podcast Salt Segment is back and funny as usual. Enjoy!

Featuring freshly engaged millennials Colleen and JP give us their millennial perspective on engagement and why they've decided to take the plunge. A while back we discussed if millennials are still excited about marriage in general and from the amount of weddings I attended recently I would say yes. JP's hilarious story of how he actually proposed is a great example for all of us millennial men out there with cold feet. If anything you'll be encouraged to take the leap after hearing from Colleen and JP (...and Grant but he's single lol). Of course the now famous "Salt Segment" wraps it up in hilarious fashion.   

Traveling during the holidays seems a bit old school and non-millennial so when exactly are we traveling? Grant Reever and recently returned from separate trips mine international and his domestic. The reasons for our travel is the answer to when are millennials traveling. Also in this episode we share a quick recap of Thanksgiving (funny story) and of course our much anticipated *Salt Segment* which always brings a reality check to our millennial minds. 

Are you guilty of committing holiday stigmas? Drinking eggnog in November, Christmas music before Thanksgiving, Christmas tree up in November, and any other frowned upon activities. Why are these activities frowned upon in the first place? I never quite understood why I wasn't allowed to listen to Christmas music whenever I wanted without judgment but Grant provided some excellent reasons but you be the judge!

Immediately after Halloween the holiday season kicks off. Are millennials still celebrating Christmas hardcore? The holiday spending is definitely something we're more aware of for sure. Grant and I do our Halloween recap and talk holidays. You're not gonna want to miss this one! hilarious!