Generation Us

Generation Us

By Lavala Harris, O. BarnesSociety & CultureBusinessEntrepreneurship
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Generation Us episodes

  • #62 - CLUBCAST #3

    Today's episode we are on with another CLUBCAST with a whopping 4 guests! We cover so much in this episode that I can't really fit it all in the description. Broadly, we cover topics that range from headline news stories to our own personal experiences. Enjoy!

    1 hr 42 min
  • #61 - Shit Boomers Don't Know

    We're baaaaaaack! In this episode we talk about what we were up to during our short hiatus. Lavala quizzes our Baby Boomers on current events and pop culture. We also talk about living in the moment and taking life by the horns.

    1 hr 13 min
  • #60 - Chasing 10k

    In this episode, we celebrate a landmark for the podcast! We talk about some of our favorite moments from the show and discuss what they meant to us. We must have been hungry during recording because we talk TACOS and STEAK as well!

    1 hr 6 min
  • #59 - Mental Fortitude vs. Mental Health

    On this episode we talk about the recent controversy surrounding the Olympics. We talk about stress and pressure and how they effect mental health. We also talk sports, politics, and climate change!

    1 hr 19 min
  • #58 - Kelli Richardson Lawson

    In this episode, we have the Emmy Award-winning creative visionary Kelli Richardson Lawson on the mic with us! With over 30 years of global experience in brand-building, Kelli takes being a "Boss" to another level. We talk about her experience being the CEO of JOY Collective and about her ground breaking work changing the law across the country with her efforts to bring about The Crown Act (Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair) with her partnership with DOVE. Enjoy!

    1 hr 29 min
  • #57 - Gen|Us

    It's all Gen|Us on today's episode! We finally get the whole crew together for a very special behind the scenes look at the show. We talk to our interns: Social Media Strategist Erin and Editor Chris about how the show is made, what the experience of working on the show has been like, and how they found themselves being interested in podcasting. We also open up about some of our good (and bad) experiences dating.

    1 hr 29 min
  • #56 - Thomas Dawson

    In this episode we dive deep with Thomas Dawson! We discuss some of the biggest differences between Boomers, Millennials, and Gen Z. We also talk about what it takes to succeed today vs in the past and how that has impacted the younger generations. Most importantly, we talk about the differences in how the generations have engaged politically.

    2 hr 11 min
  • #55 - Dyrell Madison

    On today's episode, we talk to the talented and wise Dyrell Madison. We talk about Dyrell's career and experiences as a formally trained musician. We share how our parents fostered our creativity when we were kids and how you can do the same for your children. Listen all the way to the end to hear us get into some serious sports talk!

    Featuring music by Oshun! Website: https://oshuniverse.com/

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg50LwwyyYVeDAGzCdB1bPg

    IG: https://www.instagram.com/oshun/

    1 hr 32 min
  • #54 - Maria Kim

    In this episode, we chop it up with Maria Kim, a freelance writer and traveler. We talk about Maria's 7 years of working in the bar and restaurant industry and highlight some of the best places to dine in D.C. We also talk about the digital nomad lifestyle and cultivating relationships while on the go. Super fun, engaging and filled with laughter as always. Enjoy!

    1 hr 44 min
  • #53 - Candice Floyd

    On this episode we talk to Professor Candice Floyd about the transition between high school and college. We talk about generational differences in schooling, communication, and the way technology has affected us. We also talk about respect from a generational point of view.

    1 hr 20 min

About Generation Us

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A podcast where a young baby boomer and a progressive millennial seek common ground through the prism of our generational differences.