In Part 2 of OK Boomer, we check back in with Eileen Kindred—a single mom, artist, and professional multitasker—who’s been juggling work, parenting, and survival in today’s economy.

The good news? She found her mojo. Yes, that mojo. The kind you lose after failed job interviews and find again when someone hires you on the spot.

We talk about burnout, creativity, parenting, money stress, hope for the future, and—unexpectedly—crochet vs. knitting (spoiler: they are not the same thing).

This episode is honest, awkward, funny, and very real. It’s about what happens when life is still hard—but finally feels like it’s turning a corner.

👉 Watch till the end to see how one small thing can quietly change everything.

👉 Like, comment, and subscribe if this conversation resonates with you—it helps us keep these stories going. #singlemom #strugglestory #costofliving #jobseekers #reallife

What happens when a Boomer, a Gen X professional counselor, and a Gen Z psychology graduate sit down for coffee and talk about… everything on OK Boomer Channel? ☕😄 In this episode, Kristi Weaver—a licensed professional counselor—and her daughter Kenzie join the conversation to unpack mental health, generational differences, and the messy reality of today’s social issues. From family conflicts caused by political polarization to the dangers of believing you own a “Monopoly on the Truth,” this discussion is honest, insightful, and surprisingly funny. We dive into how social media and networks fuel division, why lack of humility might be tearing families apart, and how listening could actually be revolutionary. Expect humor, warmth, tough truths, and a rare moment where Boomers, Gen X, and Gen Z actually talk instead of canceling each other. 👉 Watch till the end and don't forget to subscribe or like—you might laugh, cringe, and rethink a few opinions you thought were set in stone. #mentalhealth #socialissues #politicalpolarization #lackofempathy #socialmediastrategy #networks

In this episode of OK Boomer, Robert sits down with millennial Eileen at a cozy coffee shop overlooking the Tennessee River to talk about a modern workplace paradox: when a job feels “secured” right up until it isn’t.

Eileen shares a real story about a friend who received glowing performance reviews, signed up for benefits, and was fired the very next day.

We unpack how corporations talk about “high value employees” while quietly prioritizing profit over people. The conversation dives into low wages, rising cost of living, gig work survival, and why working harder no longer guarantees stability.

With humor, honesty, and zero corporate buzzwords, this episode captures what it’s like trying to stay afloat in today’s economy. 🎥

Topics: job secured myths, high-value labor, stagnant wages, cost-of-living reality

☕ Filmed on location in Chattanooga, Tennessee

👉 Subscribe for Part 2, where Eileen talks solutions #highvaluewomen #wage #costofliving #employees #workout #corporateaccountability #workperformance

What's better?  Working at an office, or virtually, or both?

Why did Amy, with a Master's degree, quit teaching?  The answer begins with "A" and ends with "n".

In this episode of OK Boomer, Robert Rickman dives into the clash between Baby Boomers and the young generation — but with humor and heart. Together with guest Ally Quick, an adviser to the Southern Illinois University student newspaper, Daily Egyptian, and the News Literacy Project, explore how both generations can learn to interpret news stories wisely. What’s legitimate on social media? And how do we apply critical thinking before sharing? From viral photos to fake news, this talk blends laughter with real insight. Stay tuned — Robert Rickman might just change how you see information online. Whether you’re a Boomer or Gen Z, this episode is your crash course in news literacy. #okayboomer #RobertRickman #babyboomer #younggeneration #criticalthinking #newsliteracy

Is there any way to talk about religion gracefully?  Or must awkwardness prevail?  In this OK Boomer podcast with Sydney, awkwardness began and ended the program, but as for the middle...?

That's how it started.  But soon OK Boomer with Robert and Sydney will take you to another place where no one has a Monopoly on the Truth!

Millennial Laura Sguigna of Italy and OK Boomer Robert Rickman of the U.S. met via Zoom to discuss technology.   Laura and Robert agreed that modern technology can sometimes be F$#%^d U$.  The podcast started that way!