
One Elder Millennial. One Younger Millennial. Two different experiences - one generational title. Join us to explore the ins and outs of the millennial experience from two different viewpoints. Hosted by Chris Mead and Gillian Sicotte.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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You're not going to believe this story....sit back and listen to Gigi's wild weekend of willing herself into a Taylor Swift concert.
We are talking that pre-influencer life...we are talking about Teen magazines!
Gigi and Chris are back from their break and are discussing shopping stores and brands that no longer exist, are on the down-trend, or have resurged back into popularity after being forgotten.
Gigi and Chris discuss the widening acceptance of the spectrum of gender and non-gender identification, but seem to still find unconscious gender role outcomes persist in our day to day actions
Explore the collecting craze and the sordid driving force behind Beanie Babies.
Gigi and Chris discuss the growing trend of Americans moving or expatriating.
Prepare to journey thru the Taylor Swift eras with a super fan Gigi and her enabling partner Chris....we may or may not have worn Taylor Swift outfits ;)
While Gigi completes her life destiny of seeing Taylor Swift in concert, Chris and Producer Ace discuss the internet and how it changed lived experiences as they grew up









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