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Debra, Iyanna, Michelle, and Jim talk about their experiences voting in the 2020 Presidential election, their thoughts on the yet-to-be-certified results, and what they think about the state of politics right now. We’re not here to argue, change minds, or solve the world’s problems. We just want to bring you perspectives from three generations as we all try to navigate the world we live in.

Generation XYZ is part of Press Play, Thomas Nelson Community College’s podcast, virtual events, and webinar hub. "Living in the Future Now” by Stefan Kartenberg is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. (c) copyright 2019

http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/59252 Ft: Mr_Yesterday

A collection of children's and family stories from the TNCC family to yours.

Michelle debuts our latest podcast "Spout", a podcast for the spoken word. Michelle's guest is Thomas Rockson, instructor and adviser for the poetry club of Thomas Nelson Community College.

The premier episode of Iyanna From The Block introduces Iyanna as she and guest Morgan Woodington ask random "get to know you questions" of each other ranging from the power of voting to the powers of healing and stopping time. 

Jim, Michelle, Debra, and Iyanna talk about the good old days from the late 1900s to the early 21st century. Ahh, memories...

Generation XYZ is a podcast designed to engage conversations on subjects that transcend generations. We’re not here to argue, change minds, or solve the world’s problems. We just want to bring you perspectives from three generations as we all try to navigate the world we live in.

Generation XYZ is part of Press Play, Thomas Nelson Community College’s podcast, virtual events, and webinar hub. "Living in the Future Now” by Stefan Kartenberg is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. (c) copyright 2019

Small Business owners Dr. Jade Ranger and Dr Henry Ranger, pharmacists and owners of The Prescription Shoppe in Williamsburg, VA.

Gary interviews Sandy Croushore, President of Peninsula Pathfinders, on the upcoming 2020 Veterans Day Volksmarch. 

More information at www.tncc.edu/volksmarch

Gary interviews Don Miller, Assistant Director of the Veterans Business Outreach Center, Norfolk. The discuss how veterans can transition from the military into making their business ideas come to life.

Peer to Peer is a podcast to recognize Thomas Nelson faculty, staff and administrators for work they've done. Whether they're leading a committee or task force, being on the front line for students, or plugging away behind the scenes and keeping the college's heart beating, we want to take the time to let them shine bright about their work and how it can help enrich the Thomas Nelson experience for themselves and others. Michael Sundblad, Dana Margulies Cauthen, Dominique Coar, David Garrett, and Kara Friend are the production team bringing "She Kills Monsters", a play originally scheduled to be performed live in April of 2020, to the world we live in right now. By taking the Playwright's "Virtual Realms" adaptation of the script and developing their own unique take, the "She Kills Monsters" team has turned Zoom into their playground to present a show about loss, fantasy, and family. Please enjoy our conversation with the production team of "She Kills Monsters".

"She Kills Monsters" streams Friday, October 30 through Sunday, November 1, 2020. Tickets for the streaming event can be purchased at

https://www.showtix4u.com/events/tnccperformingarts

Jim, Debra, Iyanna, and Liz talk about their experiences and thoughts of Halloween, candy, and COVID.

In this Halloween Bonus Edition we take a bite-sized (or fun-sized) portion of our XL Holiday edition coming out in November.

Generation XYZ is designed to encourage conversations on subjects that transcend generations. We’re not here to argue, change minds, or solve the world’s problems. We just want to bring you perspectives from three generations as we all try to navigate the world we live in.

"Living in the Future Now” by Stefan Kartenberg is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. (c) copyright 2019

http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/59252