In this programme Clive is joined by his Millennial daughter Sarah for a one off discussion of all things Generational. Sarah is strangely familiar with music going back to the 60's and all sorts of "historical" matters.

In this programme, broadcast in 2016, Clive & Klaudia discuss attitudes to marriage in the 21st Century against the statistics showing that fewer people now get married each year despite our increased population.

The subject of this Podcast is Humans but it is really about Klaudia as it is her last Generation Gap programme after more than three years and over 150 programmes!

This is from one of the very first programmes originally broadcast in May 2015 where Clive & Klaudia discuss the way marketing companies have promoted the colour pink as being for girls and now appeared to be doing the same for the colour purple.

This Podcast is taken from what was one of our very first programmes back in 2015 when Clive and Klaudia discussed learning to drive and tell stories about driving cars.

The Generation Gap's presenters Clive & Klaudia report from the second Meraki Festival held at the Herts County Showground in Redbourn over the long weekend of 10th to 12th August 2018.

In this Podcast Clive and Klaudia consider what to do about "Boomerang Children" who have been away at university but then come back to their parents' house for  while. Or longer!

This Podcast features the highlights of the 2018 Awards for the Dragons' Apprentice Competition for secondary school teams from St Albans and Harpenden. The Awards event was held at the Weston Auditorium of the University of Hertfordshire on Monday 19th March 2018.

Klaudia was in charge for our special International Womens' Day programme featuring discussions about strong women as role models for her generation. She also interviewed some "Generation Z" children from Year 6 (so 10 & 11 year olds) from St Michael's primary school about their views on what jobs they want to do in future and if there are any jobs women can't do.

In this Podcast Clive & Klaudia ponder the question of whether they would want to live forever if this was an option for them. Medical and genetic advances look like they will enable some people anyway to live far longer than 100 years but would they want to? Plus they look at ideas for "downloading" our brains and memories into a computer for the benefit of their descendants.