In this episode of "What's Wrong With Our Generations” Vendela and Emily discuss drink addictions and no, not the alcohol kind and l how it differentiates from various generations and how this showcases how different generations go about social interactions and how having drinks can be more than just the basics. They first discuss their parents own personal experience with coffee culture Emily talks about her parents and how it was more related towards work than solely the socialization element. The conversation also follows with her co host explaining how her parents being foreign grew up with the traditional coffee every morning. They discuss baby boomers and how traditional and almost expected having coffee was for them not having various alternatives. They move on to discuss how their own personal experience is with drinking coffee or matcha in which it has evolved into a major socialization and part of many of GenZs’ everyday life. They are passionate about it stating how its what they look forward to everyday and what most people their age spend money on even if to other generations might seem excessive. To shift conversation the co-hosts both try the drinks that they bought and rate their overall experience. They also give recommendations towards some of their “go to” locations in OC and LA. They finish the episode by going over how the different generations perceive this coffee and matcha addictions and give the inside on who they think does “drink addictions” best. Tune into this week's episode every Sunday of "What's Wrong With Our Generations,” “Drink Addictions and No, It’s Not What You Think” to find out who truly has the best taste. 

In this episode of  "What's Wrong With Our Generations” Vendela and Emily discuss some of their favorite fashion looks and the controversies of Coachella and festival culture within the generations. They begin the episode by discussing who even is Brian May and how his performance at Coachella was perceived specifically within GenZ. They discuss the importance of icons and how certain generations don’t have the same appreciation for artists, especially for many that had a significant influence on the music industry. They reflect on the generations' perceptions of music and how social media has had a huge impact on how different generations view music and festivals. They shift the conversation to discuss how the fashion industry has altered comparing within the generations and how fashion showcases self-expression but has also been altered by social media's influence. They talk on influencer culture and how the appreciation of music has shifted towards the fashion element rather than the music itself. They end this Coachella banter by talking about how generations would view this shift within fashion and festival culture and ask the question of where generations are truly headed. Tune into this week's episode of “Coachella and Fashion Culture, Who is Brian May,” to get the real details on fashion dos and flops and who does fashion & festival culture best and if the music icons of our time still stand a chance? 

In this episode of “What’s wrong with our Generations” Emily and Vendela dive into food trends and the relevance of Muckbangs. They talk about dining in and out experiences across the generations, and dabble with the idea that “you always want what you can’t have. The two talk about their personal and social experiences growing up with eating out or family meals, and touch on how it has shaped their personal preferences and realtionship with muckbang culture. The two them discuss how trends that have surfaced throughout GenZ have put a completely new twist on individuals' relationship with food, and dive into their own theories on how it shapes this generation, in terms of isolation, and social perceptions. The two not only discuss the relevance of muck and culture and how it affects this current generation, but also share their own opinions and experiences with it. The two get their own food, and decide to sit down, and try it for themselves! Is it worth the hype? Do they understand the trend? Why is it so popular? Emily and Vendela then further discuss food trends throughout the years, and talk about how older generations would react to our fixations, obsessions, and social media trends! Tune in to this week's episode of “What’s Wrong With our Generations? ‘Bite Me, I’m Gen Z: Mukbangs and Food Obsessions." To get the inside scoop on the ins and outs of muckbang culture, why it matters, and why it makes GenZ, GenZ!  

In this episode of “What’s wrong with our Generations” Emily and Vendela talk about Romance across the past few decades, and whether true romance really exists anymore. They dive into the family experiences and observations of love in their personal life’s, while talking about how romance used to be. They discuss baby boomers, Generation X or in their words the “dancing” generation, Millennials, and finally Gen Z. Emily and Vendela deeply analyze how technology has, in their opinion, screwed our generation over in a romantic lense, but there still might be hope in the future?  They then move on to discuss their “ideal man”, is he funny? Smart? Introverted or extroverted? As we go along their journey of building this idea guy, Emily and Vendela then compare him to some fictional character they admire in film and TV series. To finish off the episode, the two go over all the positive and negative romantic trends through the past generations, and each share which decade in this case “did romance best”.  As listeners, you get the juicy scoop on our generation's take of love and what GenZ seems to be doing wrong. Tune into the first episode of “What’s Wrong With our Generations” “ 'Seen 2 Days Ago: How Social Media Has Single-Handedly Killed Romance.” To find out and break down what truly is wrong with love nowadays? 

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