As one of a tiny number of human beings ever to live in two millennia, were we uniquely affected by this at such a pivotal age? What impact did events like 9/11, Columbine and the London terror attacks have, and does every generation think it's the end of the world... or are we special?

The Sirens look back on the reality of their teens, 20's and 30s and talk about life stages, bullying, mental health, taking on responsibility, and the working world. We unpack the clash of the generations, and why Tempest hates the word "adulting" so much.

Raunch feminism, slut-empowerment, Andrea Dworkin's analysis of the Left and Right-wings demands of women and why did we just assumed we instinctively understood feminism?

Can men and women really be friends, who paid on the first date, polyamory, dating pre-apps and what is "the chat" and why do Zennials not seem to do it any more. Get situation-ships in the bin, as older millennials we like to know where we stand...don't we?

Did we accidentally harm the next generations? Pornography exploded in the millennial era - celebrity sex tapes, smart phones, Only Fans and the internet. Should we really have thought it was all just fantasy? We take a deeper look...

We tackle the millennial body ideals we grew up, diet culture, wellness as status, ozempic, and why we all got obsessed with thinness to begin with - the reason may surprise you!

We discuss the 90s fads for body modification and how they manifest in millennials in the present day. Tempest introduces the controversial and touchy subject of Xenomelia -  also known as Body Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID), is a rare condition characterized by a persistent and intense desire to amputate one or more healthy limbs.

We lay out their hopes for this podcast and discuss why we never had children, social pressure, population deficit, surrogacy and egg freezing.