<p>Radio Personality Jim Quinn joins Jerry and Rose to discuss growing up as part of the Silent Generation.<br>Lackovic said The Silent Generation (1928-1945) is called "Silent," referring to their deference to authority, or "Radio Babies," referring to their early form of entertainment.</p>

Radio Personality Jim Quinn joins Jerry and Rose to discuss growing up as part of the Silent Generation. Lackovic said The Silent Generation (1928-1945) is called "Silent," referring to their deference to authority, or "Radio Babies," referring to their early form of entertainment.

Silent Generation Member Jim Quinn - Not So Silent

“The Boomer Effect” takes a look at generations that came before and after us in an effort to understand our differences and establish common ground. All durable and long-lasting civilizations have one thing in common; they respect the wisdom of their elders and do not mock it. Yes Boomers made mistakes- but we got a lot right as well. Part of getting it right is extending what we've learned to Generation Z, and Millennials. The great depression gave us a post World War II generation of adults determined to give their children everything that they didn't have. Maybe that was a mistake...

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Silent Generation Member Jim Quinn - Not So Silent

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