Justin from the Generation Why podcast collects personal stories from listeners about topics most consider taboo or shameful. Listeners reveal some of their darkest most cringe worthy moments in life to educate, entertain or to simply release into the world. Every episode will have a new topic or theme where nothing is considered taboo.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
Welcome back to the peripheral, I missed last month so I owe you all an episode that I should be putting out in the next couple of weeks. I had made an instagram story saying I'm planning on having some big names and influencers on the peripheral thi... more
Most people know I mostly steer clear of politics. I refrain from ever giving my opinion about any current events or political candidates on this podcast or generation why. I figure people are listening to this content as a When it comes to political... more
Welcome back to the peripheral and happy new year. We all have our new year's resolutions. What is a resolution? It's something you want to change about your life, yourself, something you want to do differently. Maybe it's seeing the world in a bette... more
The holidays are typically about family, togetherness and celebration. On today’s episode I speak with Kim who went through one of the worst tragedies a parent could go through. I want encourage anyone who is spending the holidays alone to reach out,... more
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It was very sad and hard to hear about Aaron being bullied for being a kid that was not the same as them. Thank you both for sharing this because it’s an important message.
Derangement syndrome at its finest
Been meaning to leave a good review for ages. I love this show as well as Gen Y. I’ve been listening to the later for years and this one for about a year. I’m finally caught up on all the episodes. more
Show claims to be neutral but you can hear all the liberal and feminist politics seeping out. It’s just not a good listen. Go somewhere else for interviews!
This podcast is gritty and real, Justin goes places that many don’t and it is refreshing to hear. Kudos for such a real glimpse into some difficult topics.
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