What Would Millennials Do

What Would Millennials Do

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What Would Millennials Do episodes

  • 027 - Virtual Reality

    When a partner asks you who you're meeting and you can't tell them, it may sound suspicious at first. However, as the need for a social outlet intensifies during lockdown, vague friendships are being cultivated in the virtual world. 

    26 min
  • 025 - Cats v Dogs

    We talk greatest debates of all time including cats v dogs, and the always divisive blue & black (or white & gold) dress.

    26 min
  • 024 - Cancel Culture

    Learn why machines make fake sounds and why celebs are getting cancelled. We also impersonate Aziz Ansari for a good few minutes to round off the ep.

    41 min
  • 023 - Group Think (Coronavirus Case Study)

    With growing fears about the spread of Coronavirus, we're joined by Dylan to discuss whether he should embark on his upcoming cruise trip, and how group think and media coverage can quickly overpower rational thinking.

    35 min
  • 021 - Communication is Key

    On this episode we teach you how to make plans with friends, how was Neptune discovered, and most importantly, if you dig all the way through Earth from Spain where you will end up.

    38 min
  • 020 - Christmas Special: Banter Claus

    How many partridges are gifted during the twelve days of Christmas? If all they want for Christmas is you, do you need to buy a gift? We discuss these scenarios and also answer the age-old question: Could you get a trampoline tomorrow if you needed it?

    43 min
  • 019 - A Viral Tik Tok

    What makes a social media post go viral? Is it quality content or just the result of click bait culture? We explore the answer to this question with One Simple Trick.

    26 min
  • 018 - Explain a Plane

    Explaining technology to a boomer feels like an impossible task sometimes, but to really take it up a notch try explaining it to a Roman in 10AD.

    32 min

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Two millennials try to justify the way they live through observations on modern culture.