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The Why? Gen Z Podcast:Welcome to the Why? Gen Z Podcast! We'll be discussing relevant topics impacting our teenagers and young adults in their daily lives, such as social media, church, authority, finances, and more.Hosted by our resident millennial Emily and Gen Z representative Jacob, our format will include interviews with Gen Z members gaining their insight and personal perspectives. Our intent is for the mutual benefit of Gen Z by providing them a voice, as well as to aid the employers, family members, and friends of Gen Z in understanding their point of view.No matter your age, ...

Being a disciple of Jesus ✝️

We’re starting this podcast and are taking you guys along on the journey! Settle down and listen up to Gen Z and the City starring Julie and Jessica! Join us every monday as we talk about our lives, relationships, and our careers! Let’s do this thing!!! :)

In the echo chamber of the digital age, where prophecies foretold the printed word's demise, a curious counterpoint emerged. Amidst the cacophony of notifications and the cold, blue glow of screens, a surprising melody began to rise – the unexpected resurgence of physical books, championed by the very generation most immersed in the digital realm: Generation Z. These digital natives, fingers accustomed to the lightning-fast dance across touchscreens, are increasingly captivated by the tangible weight of paperbacks and the comforting heft of hardcovers. Sales figures hum a harmonious tune, ...

Shira Myrow, LMFT, offers essential advice for parenting today's teens. Join them every other week as they discuss the issues challenging our 'tweens and teens.

This podcast takes a light hearted look at generational differences about all manner of topics. We explore everything from pop culture to finance to relationships and politics, but, only at a very shallow level and through our generational lenses. We don't aim to be controversial or be the authoritative voice on any topic. We are just here to rap about things that we think are cool and fun to talk about. Also, as a dad, it is my opportunity to publicly and on the record prove that I am always right and my teens are wrong. Gen X was the best time to grow up and I'll show that to my teens!

From the host of the YouTube channel that went viral—Dad, How Do I?—comes a book that’s part memoir/part inspiration/part DIY. Rob Kenney’s father left him and his seven siblings when he was fourteen years old, and the youngest had to fend for themselves. He wished that he had someone...