Our generation has a lot on its plate and we're always looking for the best ways to bring change into the world. One of the strongest ways to make this happen is responsible consumption. Where you spend your money can impact the environment, social movements, local communities and even elections! We explore what is means to consumer responsibly on this week's episode of Twenty Somethings Podcast.
In the 1950s, the average parents were 24 years old. Now, they're in their early 30s. In honor of father's day, on today's episode of Twenty Somethings podcast, we're exploring why twenty somethings are now waiting to have kids until their 30s. We discuss the causes of this phenomenon, the pros and cons of the decision, and some of the wider societal implications.
Topics covered include: women's rights, the development of birth control, the rising price of education, salaries of twenty something year olds, the modern cost of raising children
This episode is dedicated to all that are currently and/or who have suffered from racial inequality in America.
Places you can donate to help:
https://www.cuapb.org/what_we_do
https://www.aclu.org/issues/racial-justice
In the midst of a pandemic, a climate crisis, and an otherwise rapid changing 21st century, we have one question: where are all the experts?! The past decade has given us a drastic fall in the trust we have for our institutions and people who actually know what they're talking about. This episode we talk about the side effects of this. Topics include: the rise of armchair experts, the United States fall in education, and the psychology behind our avoidance of the facts.
Keith and Grant take a virtual sit down this week with good-friend and longtime Keith-Advocate and Grant-Denier, Gianni Damaia of the Bad Movies Podcast! We talk how the movie industry is going to take on the task of mounting a film in the middle of a global pandemic. If you want to know a bit of the ins and outs of a film set, and how that all might change (and what you will experience will change), take a listen! We also discuss the demolition of Movie Theaters, how "The Mandalorian" might be providing a key map to the non-covid galaxy that seems far, far away, and how Gianni Damaia is writing a book. But won't tell us what it's about. What a sucker. Enjoy.
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We're back and better than ever (debatable). We know Coronavirus is on overdrive these days, but we figured being in the thick of New York would give us a unique drop on the subject, especially in dispelling some hysteria.
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This week, we spend most of our time focusing on the top trending headlines that has crashed stock markets and inflated the prices of face masks; the coronavirus. Is it time for the United States to freak out? How is the Trump administration handling the outbreak? Is the stock market crash rational? These and many more questions are explored.
On this week's episode, Keith and Grant discuss how the advocacy and immediacy of climate change and the current global climate crisis might actually backfire in terms of true progress made. As pointed out on a previous episode about the misinformation on the wildfires in the Amazon, giving out false evidence for things without doing due diligence on a topic can set our sour taste in the mouths of the undecided or skeptical and can set the timeline of progress back years - sometimes even decades.
Do you agree? Let us know on twitter!
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On this weeks episode of Twenty Somethings Podcast, Grant and Keith talk about the disastrous Iowa caucuses that took place this past week and discuss how the voting system can be brought into the 21st century to convenience, rather than suppress, voters.
RIP to Kobe and Gianna Bryant. Our hearts at Twenty Somethings Podcast and Sound Pollination go out to all suffering from this tragedy.
Today we talk about this event, as well as whether it is possible to separate artists from their art. Kobe Bryant was an idol for many, but he grew into the man that he was by the end of his life. We explore how people grow throughout their lifetimes and how this should effect the way their remembered.
Its a new decade on Twenty Somethings Podcast! Its the 1920s all over again! Are all gonna live like Gatsby? Grant's back from Italy and things are heating up in today's conversation about the upcoming decade. This conversation includes projections for developments in the economy, arts and music and technology over the next ten years!
I hope that title was enough clickbait for the day for you.
It is another exciting week in the verging-on-thirty-something land, with so much to talk about. Fortunately, Grant isn't here again this week, so you won't have to turn the episode off at the five minute mark, like I (Keith) know you usually do.
On this episode I talked about how Australia's genius preservation techniques, Trump's mercenary loan to the Saudi prince, and all things Democratic Debate. And Andrew Yang. Because of course, Keith uncontested by Grant = a solid chunk of some #YangGang.
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Of course we're kicking off 2020 with the best possible situation you could've imagined - no Grant Crawford! Yes boys and girls, you don't have to listen to his nagging for an entire week! Maybe next week as well!
This week, Keith tackles the thought of another World War right before your very ears! It's exhilarating, what a time to be alive! There is a not-oft told history that predates all us twenty somethings, though, in the under-grumblings of the Persian Gulf Coast. Tune in to listen to our early relationship with Iran, and how it very much is still a factor today. And then of course, some RIDICULOUS headlines.
And remember -
No.
Grant.
Take Advantage.
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The holidays are supposed to be the happiest time of year, but sometimes they can be a hard time for people remembering the lives of loved ones and facing past traumas. This episode of Twenty Somethings Podcast was made to give some company to those that might feel a little down over the holiday season.
As always, ridiculous headlines and unpopular opinions include: mailmen selling crack, sharing an instagram account with your significant other, Jack Black, Adam Sandler, Will Ferrell and Boomer's sensitivities!
Keith is out again this week, so Grant talks about how and why you don't have to be a starving artist. Using his own experience with music, the topic this week focused on is how to balance multiple passions and support yourself, without living paycheck to paycheck.
Other topics include: star wars, stuffed animals, penis fish and much more!
Produced by: Sound Pollination
Keith is out this week on Twenty Somethings Podcast, which means Grant is taking full control of the podcast to call out the New York Times on one of their recent episodes of The Daily titles "America's Education Problem." As an educator, Grant has spotted a paradox in the New York Times' reporting on the education system in the United States, specifically regarding students' abilities to identify fact from fiction. Buckle up.
Other topics include: Socks, the Rock, Climate Change, Chipotle, Andrew Yang and more!
Baby Boomers and Generation X'ers between the ages of 25 and 34 were owning houses at a rate of almost 50% during their heyday. Millennials, however, are owning houses at a rate of 37% in the same age gap. Why are millennials owning houses at such a slower pace, and what does that mean for the future of housing? Will we see more young people choosing affordable, sustainable housing options, such as shipping container homes, 3D printed structures, and tiny homes? Stick around to find out!
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Keith and Grant want to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving, and hope that you take each and every day this week to think of something simple that you are truly grateful for. The boys are challenging themselves, too!
On this episode, dive into what they give thanks to this year (healthcare, a job you enjoy), and some important reminders as we approach the giving season. Enjoy the best holiday!
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Keith and Grant want to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving, and hope that you take each and every day this week to think of something simple that you are truly grateful for. The boys are challenging themselves, too!
On this episode, dive into what they give thanks to this year (healthcare, a job you enjoy), and some important reminders as we approach the giving season. Enjoy the best holiday!
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Twitter: @Podcast20Sum
On this week's episode, Grant and Keith exchange views on the billionaire phenomenon, and what we as a society should do with the creme de la creme while we struggle with such crippling wealth inequality. Should we tax Bill Gates? Should we incentive Jeff Bezos to innovate for pressing state issues? Is their money doing more good in their own hand's than the United States Government?
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