I’m not a millennial, I’m Gen X, but this podcast grabs at me, nonetheless. If you are currently, or ever were in your twenties, which I suspect is true, you’ll get bits of advice from someone who is brave enough to put it all out there. You’ll find yourself nodding your head quite often.

This show is therapy for me. Thank you for bringing it back!

I’m so glad this show is back. Megan is such a thoughtful maker and presence.

I stumbled upon this podcast while looking for some kind of self help podcast to help me understand how to navigate my 20s. What I found instead was a podcast that truly was there for me when I needed it most. I was comforted by how the experiences I was going through in my life were very much like Megan’s. That I wasn’t alone. She made me believe that even if we feel lost, we will eventually find our way and everything will be okay. I could not recommend this podcast more. I’ve shared it with all my friends and I encourage you to take a listen. I teared up when the last episode played, knowing that I wouldn’t have new episodes to look forward to. Megan, you have truly impacted my life in the short time I’ve been listening. I’m so grateful I stumbled upon your podcast.

I have never found a podcast at a more perfect time than Millennial (also never wrote a review) Thank you for your words Megan - you are so powerful. I hope you are as successful as you deserve to be, everything I believe you to be is something I hope to someday believe for myself. Thank you for being BRAVE.

So, Millennial generation is from about 1980-1994. Gen Z is approx. 1995-2013

I’ve been apart of the Apple community ever since I’ve opened my 1st gen iPod touch on Christmas as a child. I’m 25 now and this is the first review I’ve ever made on iTunes and it’s because I cannot recommend this podcast enough. To other millennials struggling with living your 20’s, this is so relatable and enjoyable. Thanks Meg!!

I just started listening to this recently and I can't recommend it enough. For people who are trying their hardest to make ends meet and also work towards something meaningful to them, but haven't yet found the right fit. Megan and her podcast help you feel less alone, and inspire you to keep doing what's best for you.

As someone who’s just turned 20 and is trying to make her way through school and develop both myself and my future, this podcast made me feel so understood. I appreciate it so much! Thank you Megan Tan.

I admire Megan’s ability to start her own podcast from scratch. What’s great idea! The content is interesting enough. The things I noticed and was most discouraged about are: 1. Megan’s codependency on other people’s opinions. When she wants to do something or form an opinion, she asks everyone relatable to give her their opinions so she can form her own. I find she has huge self doubts and is not a very independent thinker. She can definitely use more self confidence. 2. Megan’s job jumping seems counterintuitive. She gets a job she wants, then sees how someone else may have it better, so she quits and moves on. She seems to give up too fast. Seems like Millennial was just getting started but I guess that wasn’t good enough?! Others in her shoes would have killed for that opportunity. After final podcast, I came away with the two things I mentioned above. She could have used this platform to do great things, instead she sent a message of self doubt and giving up too soon. Ironically, she stuck it out with her guy for a long time...