The term "Snowflakes" is regularly used to describe Millennials (young people now between 18 and 34). Not in a nice way. Klaudia joins Clive to argue against the ideas that our young people are not up to the job of taking over our world in the next few years!

It may seem that Millennials don't care about their privacy as they happily post personal information and photos online especially on Social Media sites. But do they really understand the implications of what they are doing?

It seems the Eurovision Song Contest is enjoyed by all generations as both Clive and Amy are fans so there doesn't seem to be a Generation Gap on this at least..

Clive's original co-host Klaudia returns to discuss what she has been doing over the past year since she left The Generation Gap programme. Plus she and Clive reminisce about some of the 160 programmes they made over more than three years together. Just don't mention Dinosaurs!

In this Podcast Clive is joined by second year university student Sophia who talks about her life away from St Albans at the University of East Anglia in Norwich. What does she miss, what has she learned about living away from home and what is she planning to do when she completes her course?

In this PodCast Clive is joined by Guest Millennial Amy Radford to talk about Vegetarianism. Amy first decided to give up eating meat when she was nine years old and she explains why and describes her diet now more than ten years later.

To celebrate International Women's Day on 8th March 2019 three of Radio Verulam's youngest women presenters talked to Clive Glover about their aspirations and their role models.

Clive and Natalie compare the workplaces and employment practices of today with those when Clive started work in the 1970s. Clive saw typewriters give way to word processors, personal computers and today's smartphones. Natalie would expect to be provided with a laptop, phone and endless supply of free coffee and fruit in her workplace! And Clive explains concepts like typing pools, secretaries and fax machines!

Clive and Liv discuss attitudes to marriage now and in the past when Clive was young. The numbers of marriages is going down and Millennials seem happy to live together without marrying as there is no stigma to this these days as there was in the 1960s and 70s. But maybe young girls and women still have romantic visions of a big fairy tale wedding ceremony, all dressed in white, surrounded by friends and family..... We try to find out!

Klaudia and Clive interview Sabrina Stocker who is a contestant in the current series of The Apprentice and the youngest at 22.