From1millenial

Back like we forgot something I know it's been a while since our last podcast and I want to apologize as we've been busy. But we are back in action this week Grant and I discuss financing cars and why they don't teach financing in high school. We also have some hilarious discussion of our first hand-me-down cars. This is not only an entertaining take to financing for Millennials but very informational.

Do millennials plan and prepare for major disasters like Hurricanes or aggressive blizzards up north? Living in Florida had us wondering if we were the only millennials who don't rush out to buy all the bread and water as soon as we hear the word hurricane on the news. But we don't really know if we are alone (at least in Florida) in that regard. Are there other millennial who do panic and spend lots of money to prep? Tabitha shares an interesting relationship aspect with the weather channel and its anchors during these natural disasters.

Facebook (Instagram's parent company) is testing out a new update which removes "Likes" from your posts. Only you can see how many likes your post has accrued but no one else can. Is this the solution for better mental health on social media? or a big hurdle for businesses and influencers?

There's absolutely nothing to see in Oklahoma but frequent world traveler and true citizen of the world Graham Williams tells us about places we should visit instead. Are millennials even traveling anymore? Do we still want to visit Rome? Paris? Moscow? London? Also, when is the best time to visit certain place especially Mongolia? 

The title of this podcast is unfortunately also a confession. Eric from Pineapple Films came to discuss why movie studios are only putting out remakes lately. I'm passionate about it because I enjoy good movies and lately all I've been seeing is remake of Lion King, another Toy Story, and don't let me get started on the Fast & Furious franchise. Is no one else tire of remakes? I hopefully am not alone but Eric is definitely alone when you find out his top 10 favorite movies lol. 

96% of Millennials are burning out daily. This is by far the most important podcast we've ever done. Employers in 2019 need to be weary of the millennials on their payroll. How do we deal with burnout? Grant Reever and I discuss how burnout affects out on a daily basis in our personal professions as well some funny examples of our closest friends etc... If you're an employer I would take notes. If you're a millennial you can relate. 

Jared is the most recent millennial to get married (at least one that I know) and he is providing a behind the scenes description of the actual day. Not only that but Jared became one of my first friends when I moved to South Florida when he invited me to his church which is also his employer. This is a big church and millennials are flocking to smaller home churches so Jared's take on this is from deep inside the trenches. This is a rich conversation full of perspective. 

Find out the only way you can possibly get a tan in cloudy South Bend Indiana. I cannot stop laughing even after recording this take. This is the first episode with 2 guests on at the same time and what a trio it was. Moving away from South Florida is rare due to the beach lifestyle it offers but one of my closest friends Jon has managed to leave this heaven for South Bend Indiana. Grant and I invite you for the ride of finding out what South Bend is all about. Put your seat belt on (cause Jon doesn't). 

Ever wonder why there are so many denominations of Christian churches? Are millennials flocking to smaller non-denominational church as opposed to big "popular" churches? My friend Noah Cardillo and I dive into these questions as Christians in today's environment. Even if you're a non-Christian, Atheist, or whatever the case may be this is a question we've always had in the back of our minds. The answer is finally here!  

Did you know the state of Georgia still has plantations on display? My cousin was having a hard time comprehending why they are still around almost ignoring the fact that slaves worked there for free.... Somehow this is connected to fabric softener. Millennials are constantly blamed for ruining parts of if not the entire economy, Tabs and I go through a list of some items that we are accused of not buying anymore aka killing the economy. We came to an interesting conclusion.