This week's guest is our last interview of Season 1! GenXer Rey and I chat about his childhood spent moving around a lot, growing up biracial and how he discovered music and dj'ing. Be sure to tune in next week for my solo episode where I unpack the season.

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Instagram: @elreymont

Twitch: @reymontcantil

NAE for Saturnae:

Facebook: @naemusic

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Some of the music we discuss:

Kill Uncle (Morrissey's first album after the Smiths)

Bona Drag (Morrissey's second solo album)

Depeche Mode People are People

R.E.M.

Talking Heads

Fugazi

Public Enemy

Radiohead

Massive Attack

Future Sound of London

Modest Mouse

Jane's Addiction

Tribe Called Quest

The Smiths

New Order

U2

Episodes Mentioned:

US Border History with Dr. Carlos

Raving in the 90's Live

Synthpop and Sugar Pumps

GenX: The Risk Takers

In this week's episode I geek out with my GenX pal Aaron who was my cowriter and creator of a little indie horror flick we did that won an award back in in the early 2000's. We also geek out on role playing games and life before the internet and YouTube got really big. 

Be sure to check out our 12 minute film we did with GenX Voice guest from the episode Finding Identity through Choreography Third Eye (part one), and Third Eye (part two)

The SYSK podcast episode on the Satanic Panic 

Evil Dead the movie

Zombie by Lucio Fulci

Dungeons and Dragons RPG

Traveler RPG

Let me know if you love RPG and horror too!

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This week's GenX guest is from the podcasts Podjerky and Northern Touch (the latter he does with Dj Disspare and Thrust) as well as admin of The Podcaster's Collective. He talks about growing up and staying out till the street lights go on, how he got into podcasting, and how he became friends with one of Canada's most beloved MC-Thrust.

This week's GenX guest, Chris, aka Ray Gunn, was once crowned the King of Burlesque. He shares with us what growing up black and gay in an all white town in central Illinois was like and how a dance performance completely changed his life and gave him a direction for artistic creativity. 

Watch some of Chris' performances:

As stage name Ray Gunn:

BHOFF Movers9

The 5th Annual New Orleans Burlesque Festival

As himself

KTF Solo by Artistic Director Chris McCray

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In this episode I sit down with the Millennial creative music team behind Nae, a visual and auditory experience. Ryan and Janae, aka Blizzle and Nae. They explain their musical and visual influences growing up as well as how they integrate life experiences and their educational backgrounds to create a fresh new synth heavy pop sound. 

NÆ Official Website

NÆ on Instagram

NÆ on YouTube

XGeneration Now

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Starting with a sample from Rey Luv's set he dj'd for us before the show for our livestream (check out the full set on the GenX Voice FB page).

We had some sound issues, but I hope you stick through and enjoy us reminiscing about our lives as ravers in Flagstaff, AZ. 

Gabe's episode: GenX: The Risk Takers

Jilly Mack's episode: Raves, NYC and Acupuncture

Find DJ Rey Luv aka ReyRey every Friday 8pm Mountain on Twitch @ReymontCantil

and see his art on Instagram @elreymont

Gabe's sweet Jungle playlist on SoundCloud 

Follow GenX Voice on Spotify and listen to (and add your own faves!) the playlist we used to call it electronica 

Did you rave in the 90's? Or any other decade? Tell me about it! GenXVoice.com

Cate and Lori from the Untitled GenX Podcast join me to chat about how terrible the year 1988 was, how a person's reaction to Prince's death is a deciding factor on where you sit in the GenX meter, and how Ramones tee shirts have gotten some other generations in trouble for not knowing who they are! We also share an awkward moment when I reveal why I don't like  Tori Amos. 

Check out their podcast The Untitled GenX Podcast

Some of the awesome women artists we spoke about that really hit us in college in the 90's

Lilith Fair (about)

Lilith Fair concert 

Sarah Mclachlan

Indigo Girls

Belly

Ani Difranco Napolean (song about Tori Amos)

Tracy Chapman

Jewel

In this solo episode I give my thoughts on the Netflix documentary "The Last Blockbuster" and what video stores meant to me in the 90's and '00s. I also ponder how identity is so damn mainstream and dictated by AI. 

I'd love to hear your feedback-contact me through my website GenXVoice.com

Who Gives A Crap

Here's your second dose of a live conversation with my good Boomer pal Vicki from Pod vCon! This time we unpack some taboos around sex and confront some perverts who commented some gross shit during our livestream that we had to block. It's like two women can't sit down and talk about sex in a non sexual way without men thinking we are there to be harassed. We did have some amazing men defend our reactions and supported our chat with respect and grace, though! I think it's a good conversation, and hope you enjoy it too!

Hit me up with your thoughts on our take on sex at GenX Voice.com or @genxvoice on Instagram!

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Boomer guest and bestie Vicki joins me in a chat about friendships in different generations. This was a livestream and the first chat we had before going live for Pod vCon. Tune in next week for the second live one where we discuss sex and how it has evolved from our generations to today

Vicki's first episode What's In a Generation Label?

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