Generation Us

Generation Us

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

  • #42 - Bitcoin x Clubhouse

    In this episode, we talk about Clubhouse & Bitcoin. Clubhouse is an invite-only app that allows you to participate in an audio-only conversation based on any giving topic. We talk about why we love the app and creative ways to use it. We also dive deep into Bitcoin explaining why it's a game-changer. Lastly, we reflected on 2020 as we look forward to 2021. Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! Enjoy :)

    1 hr 37 min
  • #41 - Shawn Livermore

    Shawn Livermore is the author of the Amazon best-selling business non-fiction book, Average Joe: Be the Silicon Valley Tech Genius. The book teaches anyone how to think, speak, and create like some of the brightest tech founders in the world. It dispels the myth of the tech genius, then, in a very satisfying twist, it reveals how to become the myth yourself. Follow Shawn on twitter @shawnypants The book website is www.averagejoetechgenius.com

    1 hr 15 min
  • #39 - Election Day

    In this episode, we are joined by our recurring guest, Sherman. We talk about voter enthusiasm for this election and what does all this turnout really mean. We talk about the French president, Emmanuel Macron announcing a nationwide lockdown and what's ahead for us in the U.S. We also talk about the censorship of social media and virtual learning for students all over the country. Enjoy!

    1 hr 24 min
  • #37 - Tech Talk & Sexual Nature

    In this EP we're joined by our recurring guest, Sherman. We talk about the iPhone 12 event and Lavala's new favorite EV stock (NIO). We also talk about "OnZoom," a new Zoom feature for online ticketed events. We then close out with a debate on whether women are just as promiscuous as men. Brace yourself for this one ya'll. Enjoy!

    1 hr 21 min
  • #36 - #36 - Boomers Tech Education & Their Skepticism About Psychedelics

    In this one, we were laughing way too much! It's been a minute! Joined by our recurring guest, Sherman, Lavala schools us on an up and coming tech company, on the horizon, to look out for. Then we talk about competition and winning and whether supreme winning leads to narcissism. We then take a trip (lol) into whether mushrooms and psychedelics should be promoted for widespread use. Way too funny with lots to think about! Enjoy!

    1 hr 34 min
  • #35 - Scattered Thoughts

    In this episode, we let our thoughts fly. As our audience continues to grow, we entertain the possibility of negotiating a deal with Spotify, or any other interested media partner. We then talk about the NBA finals and the legacy of Lebron James if he were to win his 4th title. In the end, we close out with final thoughts on the recent presidential debate and encourage everyone to please go out and VOTE! Fun and entertaining as always. Enjoy!

    1 hr 6 min
  • #34 - Work in progress

    In this episode, we discuss the meaning of human nature and whether people are pessimistic by design. We talk about the freedom of choice of Americans as it relates to wearing a mask in public. We also questioned the ethics of Travis Scott's new deal with McDonald's in a time where minorities can't afford to make bad food choices. In the end, regardless of our opinions, we can all agree that everyone at every stage is still a work in progress. Another great EP. Enjoy!

    1 hr 11 min
  • #33 - The social dilemma x Disruptive tech

    The overall premise of this conversation is disruptive technology. We talk about Tesla's growth as well as it's up and coming competitors like Lucid and Nio. We then spend time discussing the Robinhood trading platform and whether it's at fault for making their platform "game-like". From there we chop it up on the challenges our entire society is grappling with as we try to figure out going back to school for college kids, businesses staying afloat as winter approaches. We hope you enjoy it!

    1 hr 26 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.