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Confessions of a Gen-X Mind is a reflective mental health podcast about family systems, identity, and what happens when you finally see your life clearly.Told from a Gen-X perspective shaped by media, technology, and decades of lived experience, each episode explores the quieter side of mental health. Not crisis. Not quick fixes. But awareness, integration, and emotional adulthood.Through personal storytelling, cultural observation, and honest self-examination, the show looks at inherited roles, family dynamics, neurodivergence, boundaries, and the process of choosing healthier ground later in...

A fun Microcast to start conversations and discussions for Generation X Just 3-5 minutes an episode! Dive in to each topic and give your dates, dinner parties, friend hangs or memoirs a kick-start. New episode every Thursday!

Presented by My Black Heritage, Genes and Gems takes the listener on a genealogical journey of discovery. Whether it is helping a guest discover their ancestral roots, or discussing the best practices for the listener to search for their own family gems - Genes and Gems makes genealogy exciting.

For all things Gen X, check out The Gen X Files! With your hosts, Jim and Adam, The Gen X Files covers a single topic every week that resonates with Generation X. Covering movies, tv, technology, and social issues that resonate with today, it's the most Gen X hour of the week.

The Gen X Experience is the podcast that rewinds the greatest years of our lives—the 1970s and 80s. Hosted by Eric Thompson, each episode dives into the cultural moments, trends, music, sports, and politics that defined Generation X, the last truly analog kids who grew up in a digital world. From latchkey living and Saturday morning cartoons to Reagan, Rubik’s Cubes, and the rise of MTV, this show blends memory and meaning. Whether you were glued to your boombox making mixtapes, waiting in line at the arcade with a pocket full of quarters, or riding your bike until the streetlights came ...

Gen X Archives is your pop culture time machine, rewinding the moments, music, movies, and memories that shaped a generation. From mixtapes to mall arcades, blockbuster summers to cult classics, each episode examines the culture, trends, and events that forged Generation X. This isn't just nostalgia, it's an exploration of the slacker generation who quietly changed the world. Whether you lived it or just wish you did, join us as we explore the stories behind the sounds, screens, and snapshots of a generation raised by pop culture. This nostalgia-packed podcast looks at the iconic and sometimes...

Welcome to a place of wonder! No not really, we're all for the shenanigans here intermixed with stories ranging from lighthearted and ridiculous to dark and serious. Listen to Dan, a gen Xer with a love for firefighting and all things carpentry, and Mia, a gen Zer obsessed with theatre and baking, share their love for history and puns once a week. Find Gen X Gen Z History wherever you get your podcasts.

The Gen Jones Chronicles tells stories of people born between 1954 & 1964, sometimes called Generation Jones. The podcast is linked to a website, www.genjoneschronicles.com. The interviewer, Kim, is herself a member of Generation Jones and is looking for common threads in the experience of growing up as a member of Gen Jones. All of the interviews are broken into segments by topic. You can listen on Spotify or on Amazon.

The Gen X Journey celebrates all things Gen X. It is as much about where we are at this stage in life and where we are headed as it is about where we’ve been. From nostalgia, health, family, travel, and life issues, we plan to add value to all Gen X listeners (and beyond). So come along on this journey with us!

First-generation Canadians have the unique experience of constantly being in between cultures, having been born in Canada to parents who immigrated from their home countries. The Second Gen podcast brings you the stories of the various complex experiences of this growing population, from children of immigrants themselves. This series is produced and hosted by Community Podcast Initiative Podcaster-in-Residence, Karina Zapata — a child of Filipino immigrants from Calgary, Alberta. From conversations about being the eldest child of immigrant parents to experiences as children of immigrants in ...

Grab a beverage, pull up a chair and join us in the Gen-X Lounge where we'll look back at the pop culture of our youth and discuss the pop culture of today.Show your love and buy some merch here: http://tee.pub/lic/tm502t3tuuU

- Celebrating pop culture - '70s, '80s, and '90s - Music, Sports, Television, Movies, Commercials - The Brothers High reminisce the formative decades of their lives - Generation X

This podcast is designed to be more like a verbal journaling exercise, where I talk through the complexities of great stories and invite people, young and old, who have read the stories or have not, to bring the value of these narratives back into our everyday lives - in the form of internal reflection, observation, and in conversation. I hope you'll join and interact with us! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast shares adventures in exploring family trees, including tips for researching your own family tree, stories about discoveries, DNA testing and matches, and lots about adoptee searches and advocacy because we believe everyone has a right to know WHO is in their genes.

John Koos and Scott Martinez grew up six houses down from each other in idyllic Orange County, California. Born in 1969 and 1970, respectively, they came of age in the mythical 1980s. This podcast is a banter about growing up in those times. It may resonate with some of you. To younger listeners, consider it an oral history of those times between guys who have been friends since their childhood. If no one listens, that's fine. We set out to do this for us. https://www.facebook.com/groups/3587276744683338 Please send suggestions and feedback to QwithJS@gmail.com

Attention lovers of nostalgia! The buffet is now open! The In My Footsteps Podcast fills you up with a heaping helping of Gen-X nostalgia. Covering the 1960s through the 1990s the show is sure to fill your plate with fond memories. Music. Movies. Television. Pop Culture. Oddities and rarities. Forgotten gems pulled straight from your childhood. There is so much to enjoy. New England author Christopher Setterlund hosts the show. The best part? You can binge all you want and never need an antacid. Bell bottoms, Members Only jackets, torn jeans, and poofy hair are all welcome. Come as you are and...

Along with historical narrative, hear rare recordings of some of the most iconic people in history, including James J. Corbett, Sarah Bernhardt, Lillian Russell, Emperor Franz Joseph, Gen. John J. Pershing, Edward H. Sothern, Rudolph Valentino, President Coolidge with Charles Lindbergh, Billy Sunday, and Rudyard Kipling. Recording obtained and published by Rick Sheridan.