"Jaxon and the Pharmacist"

Brian and Maddie "bridge" yet another "gap," but this time, with good friend/social media guru, Ben DeCastro. Off of the recently announced hosting change for "The CMA Music Awards," in what ways is the media becoming more about setting agendas, as opposed to entertaining/serving their audience? Also, if it ain't broke, don't fix it? Is that more of an old person thing, vs. the younger generation's never-ending quest for all things bigger and better? Let us know what you think!

Off of the rampant speculation as to whether or not the passing of Jeffrey Epstein was related to suicide (as reported), or an inside job/orchestrated murder at the hands of powerful people who had way too much to lose, Brian and Maddie examine the generational and gender divide in regard to how they both feel about conspiracy theories. 

"BH 90210" has had its debut. Disney is mulling a "Home Alone" reboot. Will Destiny's Child soon be making a comeback? Where does Gen X stand on recycled entertainment? Millennials? Females? Males? Time to put all of it under the microscope!

How does a middle-aged/male Gen X'er consume media and entertainment, as opposed to a 20-something/female millennial (never mind, Generation Z)?!

Which era of dating was better/easier -- the pre-Internet/Gen X days, or post-dating app/Millennial, and beyond, current state of affairs? Get the takes of Brian (a 49-year-old male), and Maddie (a 26-year-old female), who just so happen to host a morning radio show together for their full-time gigs.

Brian Mulhern is a 49-year-old male. Maddie Grimaldi is a 26-year-old female. Their day job is hosting a morning radio show, weekdays from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m., on Cat Country 98.1 (Providence, RI). Their weekly podcast explores how their outlooks on everything are shaded not only by when they were born, but also by their respective genders. This week, they attempt to "bridge those gaps," with a discussion of the impending Area 51 raid ("They Can't Stop Us All"). What about this befuddles a middle-aged man, and how does a female millennial attempt to explain it all?