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The Final Millennials
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Moises Martinez, Damon DeSutter, and Justin Harmeson are three Millennials born at the tail end of their generation. With the Millennial generation blamed for such events as the death of the napkin and the collapse of the housing market, the trio believe their viewpoints provide a unique lens to understand current events and life experiences.
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Student Debt: An American Millennial’s Worst Nightmare
Jan 30, 202000:30:10Tap to summarizeJoined by Sam Cody (fellow Millennial and Volunteer/Outreach Coordinator with NICHES), the guys discuss the stereotypical Millennial problem: student loans. Who created the problem? Can we fix it? Should college be free?
Transcribe →Death of the Patriarchy
Apr 19, 201900:41:49Tap to summarizeEarth’s population is more than 50% female, yet women’s voices are largely subdued by a persisting patriarchal power structure. The guys are joined by Siena Cooper to discuss feminism in today’s society. The #MeToo movement, gender equality in the workforce, and post-pregnancy leave are all major topics covered on this episode. Enjoy!
Transcribe →Materialism and the Consumer Culture
Mar 19, 201900:42:51Tap to summarizeWith our ever-increasing consumer culture, the guys discuss how materialism is shifting our priorities. The American dream, capitalism, and consistent advertising are just a few of the topics covered this week.
Transcribe →Conservation and Climate
Feb 22, 201900:43:33Tap to summarizeThe guys tackle problems that are plaguing both humanity and nature this week. Topics include climate change, green energy, agriculture, and more. Enjoy!
Transcribe →Transitions in Life
Feb 2, 201900:46:31Tap to summarizeWe all face them. Turning points in life that will shape your outlook moving forward. But how do we evaluate and learn from them? The guys discuss some of their biggest transitions in life, a little bit of their backstory, and their current outlooks for future transitions.
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