
Millennials have become the most talked about generation of today. Even with a flurry of stereotypes trying to label this diverse group of young adults, not every journey is the same. Hosts Sonja and Rex are both Millennials of different backgrounds, upbringings, and life experiences, but they're friends (and former co-workers). Millennial Trash is aimed at seeking relatable insight and stories sh... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | ||||

Whether it's because of a pandemic or basic maturation, the things we once found important may not hold the same weight over time. Sonja and Rex discuss what shifts in priorities they've experienced in their personal and professional lives.
Sonja and Rex are joined by special guest Katey to dive into their personal thoughts about the Black Lives Matter movement. All 3 were critical of the Black Squares that were seen across social media, but felt that it did nothing for the fight agains... more
Sonja and Rex welcome back their friend and former Uber Eats colleague Michael Houck. The trio chat hot takes about an industry that's getting a lot of hype during the pandemic and one that they know very well: food delivery. After helping build the ... more
Rex is joined by his friend Matt out in New York. Due to the pandemic, Matt's personal and professional situations changed, and the two friends chat about purpose in career and setting goals to push advancement.
Sonja and Rex reunite to discuss how the coronavirus quarantine has affected them, specifically from a mental health standpoint. At the moment, stress is at an all time high for a lot of people, and the two talk about sources for the mental fatigue a... more
Rex is joined by his friend Norbert. As an ATL-ien, Norbert is seeing the beginning stages of social reopening as the state of Georgia eases coronavirus lockdown. Plus he works for Delta Airlines and talks his predictions on what air travel may look ... more
Rex is joined by his friend Evan to dive into Evan's predicaments over the last several months. No only was he in Korea when Coronavirus first broke out in Asia, but he also worked in the live concert industry, which has been crippled by the pandemic... more
Dive in the world of Liberty Isle with author Sonja Bistranin, and find out how Enja came to life.










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