What is home? Is it a house? Is it a feeling? Is it mom's cooking? In this season finale we try to unpack what it takes to earn a home and why the millennial generation, for the most part, can’t catch a break in securing one.

If your PowerPoint presentations help reduce poverty, or your post-consumer recycled shoes help keep two turtles alive, you are one of us: Millennials that want to save the world via responsible, ethical capitalism (if such a thing even exists). In this episode we talk about why we have an insatiable urge to make positive social impact through our careers and our wallets, and we’ll discuss whether all this is really effective, or just a marketing fad.

The kids who grew up having access to the collective body of human knowledge now share astrology memes on Instagram. We talk about why astronomy isn’t cool and why our generation rather ignore centuries of well established cosmological literature in favor of knowing if the fact that you’re an Aries moon is the reason why you’re a bitch at work.

WHY  dating apps? Why keep doing this to ourselves? If they’re truly as terrible as they are. Why be in this toxic relationship with app driven match making? We’ll delve a little into the business, talk about our own experiences and how much willpower it costs to continue this madness.

The world caught us red handed. Yep, our plot to conspire and decimate the economy has been foiled by brilliant, yet cranky gen-exers and baby boomers who weep at the thought of Applebees going out of business. In this episode we will discuss why we can’t help but systematically  kill well-established goods and services. 

Why do we love a good throwback? We discuss the surge in nostalgic content in all things entertainment. From Disney live-action reboots, to the constant obsession with the 90’s (best decade ever!), and our fixation with feeling offline. Somehow all this hits millennials right in the feels.