What Would Millennials Do

What Would Millennials Do

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What Would Millennials Do episodes

  • 016 - Personality Flexing

    How to be the most interesting person in the room? Simply choose a niche favourite city, band, or even colour (bonus points if the colour is also a fruit).

    31 min
  • 015 - ASL

    Debrief on an actual hangout session leads to a discussion of how managing relationships virtually is starting to become just as important as irl interactions.

    31 min
  • 013 - Would You Rather

    An invincible killer snail, 100 duck-sized horses, and the tough questions that need to be answered in the autonomous vehicle industry.

    32 min
  • 012 - Red Team Blue Team

    How do people decide to follow sports teams? Why is there more than one 'World’s Greatest Dad' mug in existence? Are friendships arbitrary?

    31 min
  • 011 - What Would Influencers Do

    Guest episode ALERT! We're joined by ‘@Chicontherunblog’ and her insta-hubby Franky to talk about her journey of becoming (what she doesn’t like to call) an influencer.

    35 min
  • 010 - Layup Three-Pointer

    Why put in the hard yards when you can take a layup and everyone thinks you made a three-pointer. For the non basketball fans: doing the the least but making it look like you're doing the most - a day to day millennial goal.

    26 min
  • 009 - Group Chat Dynamics

    We've all been a part of group chats, some last forever and others are destined to live in the abyss of the scrolled down area of whatsapp. There's some generally unspoken rules and principles behind creating and maintaining them, but what if these have more in global politics than we think?

    25 min
  • 008 - Smart Travellers

    Does it count as injuring yourself snowboarding if you were just walking at the time? If the bartender offered to drive you to an ATM would you say yes? Jarrod and AK discuss some early year travels. 

    23 min

About What Would Millennials Do

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