Generation Us

Lavala Harris, O. Barnes
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Generation Us Podcast

A podcast where a young baby boomer and a progressive millennial seek common ground through the prism of our generational differences.

  1. 17 AUG

    Embracing Underconsumption

    In this episode, we dive into the fascinating trends shaping our world: Gen Z's pioneering move towards underconsumption, the rising influence of older voters globally, and some of your favorite Olympic moments. It’s always a blast—tune in and enjoy!

    57 min

  2. 30 JUL

    Kamala!...a diversity hire?

    In this episode we drill down on the state of the union as it relates to politics. Will Kamala Harris captivate America? Maybe, maybe not. We hear from our co-host Obren, reoccurring comedian/lawyer Sherman, guest star and prosecutor Idrienne, and Vic, as they discuss whether Kamala Harris is fit to be the next president of the United States.

    1h 9m

  3. 4 JUL

    Father Time is Undefeated

    In this episode, we discuss the upcoming presidential debate and explore the notion that we may be witnessing the last era of a Boomer president. We also delve into the fact that Generation X is often considered the forgotten generation, yet they currently run some of the largest companies in the world. We conclude by celebrating LeBron James and his son playing together in the NBA. Enjoy!

    48 min

  4. 13 JUN

    Three Lawyers and a Misfit

    In this episode, we dive into a variety of thought-provoking topics. We start with a discussion on Black Lives Matter, exploring its meaning, objectives, and controversies surrounding the accountability of donations. We then share a personal anecdote about a past experience in DC, highlighting the differences in perception and reaction to young Black men on the street by a white counterpart. We address the systemic biases in law enforcement, illustrating how socioeconomic and racial factors influence the outcomes of traffic stops and subsequent legal consequences. The conversation also touches on the pervasive influence of social media in modern communication, e-commerce, and even politics, emphasizing how platforms like Twitter have become significant town hall spaces. Finally, we tackle the complex issues surrounding diversity, equity, inclusion, and affirmative action. We debate the merits and pitfalls of these initiatives, acknowledging the need for individualized approaches while recognizing the challenges America faces in implementing such measures effectively. This episode is a deep dive into social justice, systemic biases, and the evolving role of social media, offering listeners a comprehensive and engaging discussion on critical issues.

    1h 29m

  5. 14 MAY

    2024 Playoffs

    In this Ep, we're talking about the NBA 2024 Playoffs! Enjoy :)

    1h 9m

  6. 6 MAY

    Body Positivity, Climate Change, and Voting Rights

    In this episode, join the conversation as we dive into the importance of embracing one's body, irrespective of size or shape. We discuss the nuances of body positivity and the impact of plastic surgery on self-confidence. Shifting gears, we tackle climate change skepticism, exploring how it reflects deeper values and political beliefs. Finally, we examine the significance of voting rights, particularly for people of color, and the historical context that underscores the importance of exercising this fundamental right. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on self-acceptance, environmental consciousness, and civic duty. Enjoy!

    1h 34m

  7. 8 APR

    From Court Storms to Generation Alpha: Sports, Leisure, and Childhood

    In the podcast episode, we dove into three intriguing topics. First, we attempted to discuss the response to a significant event involving Duke and Jay Bilas, related to court storming, as reported by BroBible, but faced access restrictions. Then, we explored the generational gap in pastimes, highlighting how interests and activities have evolved across generations, drawing insights from a 2022 article in The Columbian. Lastly, we delved into the characteristics and challenges facing Generation Alpha, the children of millennials, focusing on their unique upbringing, technological immersion, and societal expectations, as detailed in a 2024 article by The Columbian. This segment painted a vivid picture of the newest generation's potential and the concerns surrounding their future. Fun as always, enjoy!

    1h 3m

  8. 5 APR

    Is Love Truly Blind?

    In this episode, we talk about the reality TV Series, Love Is Blind. this lead us into the evolution of matchmaking," where we take a fun dive into the quirky world of finding love, from traditional setups to the swipe-happy digital age. We’ll laugh over first date fails, cheer for love stories that break boundaries, and ponder how a friend request can turn into a lifelong connection. Enjoy!

    55 min
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A podcast where a young baby boomer and a progressive millennial seek common ground through the prism of our generational differences.

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  • Creator
    Lavala Harris, O. Barnes
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2024
  • Episodes
    82
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Lavala Harris
  • Show Website
    Generation Us

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