In this episode, we review all of the interviews from the 70's. I recap the journey through these 70's interviews and give my thoughts on the difference between today and the 70's with a heavy emphasis on technology and social media's role in our lives while discussing a new perspective due to our "new normal". The 70's were a time of change, activism, free expression and ultimately a time that will never be forgotten due to it's drastic difference in comparison to the previous decades.

In this episode, I get to interview both Janis and Jorge about their lives in the 70's. We talk about the incredible activities living in a small town in Southern California brought about. Jorge shares his experience from the 70's that is full of protesting and activism for his deep passion of anti-war sentiments. They give us incredible advice for maintaining happiness and joy and discuss what imprint they want to leave on the world.

In this episode, Sheryl tells us all about life events in the 70's. We talk about drill team, performance groups, singing, and many other talents Sheryl has. Her life is full of activity and performing. She tells me all about the cultural events that took place in the 70's. Sheryl tells us how she brings peace into her life during hard times.

In this episode, Jake tells us all about his life in the 70's. We talk about sports, family life and literature's impact on his life. Jake tells me about the difference in pressures and teenage life back in the 70's compared to today. His teacher's perspective gives us a unique look at how students lives have changed since then. He tells us about his favorite memories and about what brings him happiness in his life.

In this episode, Penny tells us all about her life in the 70's. We talk dating, music, and skateboards. She tells me all about everyday life with friends and their experiences with music and cooking and entertainment. Perhaps the greatest depiction of the 70's comes from Penny telling me about her and her boyfriend's green plaid matching bell bottoms that they wore out together. It can't get any better than that!

In this episode, I chat with Stacey Johnson about life in the 70's. He tells us all about the outdoor adventures he and his brothers had together. They cover everything from skiing the canals to building a 40 ft, three story tree house in their backyard. He describes the difference between growing up in the 70's and growing up nowadays and gives us advice on how to create happiness and bring peace into your life during hard times.

In this episode, I chat with my hilarious friend Karyl Jensen about life in the 70's. She talks about her wallflower ways in the 70's and gives us her unique perspective of growing up taking care of small children and sharing her talents with others. She tells us how she met her sweet husband and gives us advice on how to create happiness and bring peace into your life during hard times.

In this episode, I chat with Kevin Sanders about his life in the 70's. He covers the odd pranks and funny toilet paper, firecracker, streaking stories of the 70's. We discuss concerning events of the 70's that can be in some ways comparable to today's difficult events and Kevin tells us what he does to bring peace into his life. Kevin gives great examples of what it was like to live in the 70's as a young adult! Were previous generations generally happier than we are today?

In this episode, I sit down with Jolene to talk about her life in the 70's. She goes through stories of her life as a teenager covering night sheep herding dreams to wearing homemade leather accessories. Her stories are captivating and describe the life of a sweet and kind teenager enjoying school with friends and appreciating her mother's willingness to care so thoughtfully for her daughters.

In this episode, Peggy tells me about what it was like to live in the 70's. She talks about her experience in the city and compares it to life in a small town as she experienced High School in both. Peggy works as a therapist and shared her thoughts about the expectations for women's appearances in today's society which I found to be extremely valuable and has helped me already change my perspective on social media's pressures on society.