<p>A lot of the cancel culture notoriety has left the news cycle but it hasn't left society and its affecting the generations. Terrance, John and Doug bring this back up because it's still making it's way through families, colleges and government. But is cancel culture bad? John says most people agree with cancel culture. Is he right? Enjoy. </p><a rel="payment" href="https://paypal.me/breakthecurse">Support the show</a>

A lot of the cancel culture notoriety has left the news cycle but it hasn't left society and its affecting the generations. Terrance, John and Doug bring this back up because it's still making it's way through families, colleges and government. But is cancel culture bad? John says most people agree with cancel culture. Is he right? Enjoy. Support the show

<p>A lot of the cancel culture notoriety has left the news cycle but it hasn't left society and its affecting the generations. Terrance, John and Doug bring this back up because it's still making it's way through families, colleges and government. But is cancel culture bad? John says most people agree with cancel culture. Is he right? Enjoy.&nbsp;</p><a href="https://paypal.me/breakthecurse" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

The Generational Effect of Cancel Culture

“Ok, Boomer!” “Lazy Millennials!” In today’s social environment, our generational differences seem to be highlighted in every conversation. Are we truly defined by the generational tribalism we see today? Or can we find common ground and learn a thing or two from opposing generations? Generational Curse is a conversation, not a battle, between John (Gen X) and Terrance (Millennial), where they discuss various topics from the ideological lenses of their generations.

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The Generational Effect of Cancel Culture

The Generational Effect of Cancel Culture