GenX Voice

We welcome back Millennial guest Sharon, who speaks with us about her journey from psyche major to law school to a career in higher ed to her new career in real estate as well as her thoughts on how she will support her son when he is old enough to go to make decisions about attending university or his career. 

Check out her previous episodes from Season 1

What Do GenX and Millennials Have in Common?

Generational Christmas Traditions Unwrapped

Check out Sharon's real estate options in Arizona:

PHX Desert Dwellings

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Dr. P, our millennial historian, is back to talk about how different it is to teach at a university rather than high school. He also explains the term LatinX and how he is inspiring a new generation to appreciate Chicano ideals. 

Dr. P's first appearance on the podcast from season 1:

The History of the Open Border Between USA and Mexico with Dr. P

Dr. P's website:

Nomadic Border

Trailer for Dr. P's YouTube:

Sasabe, Arizona: The Phantom Border

Some items we discussed:

The Hispanic Republican: The Shaping of an American Political Identity from Nixon to Trump

Joe's most recent episode:

History in the Classroom and the Generations

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Xennial and creator of the podcast Eternal Paradigm, Urmi, chatted with me about a lot of different topics like experiencing 9/11 in London, ADHD and marriage, hypnotherapy, and of course what got her started in podcasting. 

Check out Urmi's podcast:

Eternal Paradigm

Follow her on Instagram:

@eternalparadigm

Exploring meditation as a transformative process-Trish the Dish and Anthony 

GenZ guest Teresa shares her views on growing up with social media being there from the start and how losing her phone while adventuring in the sand dunes in Nevada showed her a different way to live. We have an authentic conversation about feminism and our generations different views on the matter. 

The book that inspired Teresa:

Tales of a Female Nomad 

GenXer Joe Lanning returns to continue the discussion about history and it's relevance in modern times. We talk about why and how history should be taught in the classroom, how historians validate their findings, and whether or not we need to pay attention to new information in terms of history after we leave the classroom. We even discuss the history of history!

Joe's first appearance from season 1:

Using History to Make Sense of Today

Historians mentioned:

Charles Beard

Peter Novick

Trigger warning! For the first time in 20 years, I unpack what living in New York City when the attack occurred on the World Trade Center. 

Episodes I mention:

Raves NYC and Acupuncture

Raving in the 90's Live!

I didn't mention this, but a good read:

Jon Stewart and First Responders

The music that got me through:

Kid A by Radiohead

Vespertine by Bjork

After a year, I was finally able to pin down this positive, busy, magazine publisher/mentor to young folks for a chat. We had some issues with our recording, but I hope you still give this episode a listen because we cover some losses in her family that inspired her to begin a magazine for women, growing up in rural America with only white friends, mentoring the youth rather than writing them off, and how to be a boss lady in general. I am inspired, and hope you are too after listening to this!

Check out Women's Quarterly Magazine

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One of the hosts of one of my fave podcasts has some drinks with me while we philosophize over art, the military, Afghanistan, and how the military could be reimagined as a humanitarian group rather than a war group. 

Check out Hermes art: https://www.instagram.com/hermes_auslander/ 

The Scuttlebutt Podcast

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Trish the Dish on the Scuttlebutt Podcast

Welcome back! Binging GenX friendly and sometimes centric shows and movies and how they moved me is what I discuss this episode.

Some of the shows I mention:

Loki with GenXer Owen Wilson

The Incredible Hulk TV Series

Wonder Woman TV show

The Mandalorian  with GenXer Pedro Pascal

WandaVision with GenXer Paul Bettany 

Guardians of the Galaxy directed by GenXer James Gunn

The Boys with GenXer Karl Urban 

Loudermilk with GenXer Ron Livingston

Loudermilk Playlist

Shelbizleee  My fave low waste YouTuber

Who Gives a Crap Affiliate Link Coming Soon

It's the end of season 1 and I have revisit why I started the podcast and whether or not I accomplished my goal. I also give a ton of thank you's toward the end of the episode.

Season 2 starts in August!

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There were a ton of episodes I mentioned, so find them all anywhere you listen to podcasts!

New Dress By Depeche Mode

 X Saves the World (book)

The Crown

The Untitled GenX Podcast-War on Drugs

Who Will Save Generation X trivia podcast

Anastasia Mak Art

Dumb Records

Gen-X Perspective Podcast

Coyote Moon Vineyard

Gen X Woman

Women's Quarterly

Pencil Leadership

Podcasting Made Simple

Eternal Paradigm: Exploring meditation as a transformative process with Trish the Dish and Anthony Nwaneri

X Generation Now: Grrrls Can Rock 2002 (and even more so now!)-Trish's article on being the only girl in a punk band 

Nae