From1millenial

From1millenial

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From1millenial episodes

  • Club Hopping

    Regarding youth soccer and parents who take their kids from club to club. Why does this happen and is it good for development? We discuss this and much more! 

    31 min
  • Timeless

    Don't tell me you haven't heard Usher and Lil Jon's "Yeah" song in the past year. That song came out in 2004! Tabitha is a professional pianist and former music major so we discuss the elements of what makes a song timeless. Interesting. More importantly we discuss what songs we feel will become timeless 10 years from now.

    31 min
  • Millennial Dating

    Are all millennials dating the same way? Has dating Changed? Discussing this not only from a millennial perspective but also having a female's was enriching. A good laugh.

    31 min
  • Nickelback

    Hilarious. Today we discuss the most hated bands from a millennial perspective. This is a subject of much debate, Tabitha and myself go toe to toe on why certain bands shouldn't be hated. Tabitha says the most controversial statement ever on this podcast! 

    31 min
  • You Hate Today's Music Too

    How do we quantify whether something is good or bad, is it the "era" or age based? As a millennial it's interesting to see what we used to like change all of a sudden. I discuss with Tabitha on whether or not she likes today's music. Do we have the right to dislike music just because we are used a certain type? 

    32 min
  • The State of US Soccer

    In this hilarious first podcast I speak with former college soccer player and current US licensed youth soccer coach, and found of Bigpicturesoccercoaching.com Dave Farrokh. We discuss the current state of soccer as well as youth soccer in the US specifically in South Florida. Dave's insights are not only intuitive but funny at the same time. 

    30 min

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