A very funny look at the world through the eyes of 18 year old Generation Z Harriet Pilkington and her 50 year old Generation X Uncle Stuart. Includes Burger Stu's Burger Review

The podcast where a Gen X girl and a Millennial guy dive deep into the decade that defined us. From OJ to Y2K, VHS tapes to the dawn of the DVD, we're revisiting movies, music, and events that shaped a generation - or in our case, two generations.

Boring ramblings that are 1/4 assed yet still better than what you’re saying.

A mother/daughter duo from the south side of Chicago taking a stab at the world of podcast. Listen along as Mani & Rie Rie talk news, health, wealth and most of all, mess.

Learn from the dynamic father and daughter duo as they discuss all things family business, share ideas and have fun while doing it.

Generation Gap Radio. Random, raunchy comedy, current events and reviews of everything. Generation Gap Radio covers a lot of controversial topics and fantastic discussions. Hosted by "McFly" & Omar, two guys in their twenties with twisted standpoints on life. New guests every week with new stories from all forms of life.

Do you ever feel like banging your head against a brick wall when communicating with your parent or your child? If so, you are not alone! To all the headbangers out there, this podcast was designed to bridge the communication gap between children and parents while also promoting a greater level of understanding for a happier and healthier bond between family members.

Wrestling with a generation gap is a podcast that brings together multiple generations of wrestling fans to watch wrestling both new and old and see if there's some universal truth to what makes wrestling great and what can make it stand the test of time

Join a grumpy, bitter, no-nonsense dad in his fifties and his curious, sharp-witted, inquisitive teenage son as they explore the world through the fresh eyes of youth and the seasoned wisdom of age. Each episode offers candid chats, humorous clashes, and heartfelt moments as father and son navigate everything from pop culture to poignant life lessons. Prepare for laughter, confusion about social media,, and the occasional eye-roll as they bridge the generation gap between their different per ...

Popular culture is quick to assign characteristics to each generation and sometimes those “labels” tend to divide us. But just because we were born in a certain year doesn’t have to dictate how we think or view the world. Common values are what unite us and regardless of age, the generational gap may not be as wide as we think. Our goal is to always talk, question, reason, discuss, explore, and engage each other as we learn, grow, and develop together from Generation 2 Generation.