Dad, it's Paige

Dad, it's Paige is a podcast where generational boundaries are crossed, assumptions are challenged, and the conversations we often avoid take center stage. Hosted by David - a seasoned class action litigator and proud Boomer - and his daughter, Paige - a behavioral scientist and part-time relief worker from the Zoomer generation - this podcast is the next evolution of the acclaimed Zoomers 2 Boomers series.

Dad, it's Paige is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 39 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Dad, it's Paige, a business show with 39 episodes published.

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  Dr. Joe Kort: Dad We Really Need to Talk About Straight Men Having Gay Sex

  Aug 25, 202654 min

  In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Joe Kort , a board-certified clinical sexologist, therapist, author, and founder of the Center for Relationship and Sexual Health in Royal Oak, Michigan. For over 40 years, Dr. Kort has worked with individuals and couples on sexual health, trauma, mixed orientation marriages, and LGBTQIA+ issues.He shares how growing up gay in the 1970s, coming out to his family, and meeting a supportive therapist as a teenager led him into this work. From there, we explore some of his most talked-about areas of practice: straight-identified men who have sex with men, the difference between sexual orientation and erotic orientation, and why behavior alone doesn’t define identity.We also talk about the realities of mixed orientation marriages, how couples sometimes stay together, when they don’t, and why it’s crucial that therapists avoid pushing their own bias about whether a couple “should” separate. Dr. Kort also discusses trauma, conversion therapy, internalized homophobia, and how erotic shame shows up in the therapy room.Toward the end of the episode, he opens up about being in a neurodivergent relationship, his viral TikTok content on autism and relationships, and what he wishes he’d told his younger therapist self about work, pace, and burnout as he moves into his sixties. Episode Highlights: Growing up gay in the 70s and finding a life-changing therapist Sexual orientation vs. erotic orientation Why some straight men have sex with men Mixed orientation marriages: when and how they can work The impact of trauma, sexual abuse, and conversion efforts Men’s loneliness, shame, and emotional expression Neurodivergent couples and redefining “normal” in relationships Connect with Dr. Joe Kort: Dr. Joe Korts Website Smart Sex Smart Love Podcast Dr. Joe Korts Facebook Dr. Joe Korts TikTok

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  Ella Overbye: Dad, it's Paige...we really need to talk about kids having a heart crushing love affair with their teacher

  Jul 7, 202653 min

  Fast rising international star, Ella Overbye joins us to talk about the movie Dreams [can we add links to the movie and trilogy], a critically acclaimed Norwegian movie in the Love-Sex-DreamsTrilogy. Dreams is a coming of age story about 17-year old Johannes’s [Ella’s character] massive crush on her female French teacher. The movie explores a young girl’s first love, sexuality, and self-discovery, as well as the support she receives from her parents as she works through this emotional quandary. The film made history by becoming the first Norwegian film to win the prestigious Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival. Ella discusses her journey into acting, which began at age 14, her breakout roles, and the emotional process of portraying a young girl consumed by first love. She explains the uniquely Norwegian word forgap, which describes an intense infatuation that can completely take over your life. Ella and Paige swap stories about their own unforgettable crushes and the outrageous things they did in the name of love. Funny, candid, and refreshingly down-to-earth, Ella shares the unforgettable moment she learned Dreams had won the Golden Bear, reflects on how Norway's film industry differs from Hollywood, and explains how she balances school with an increasingly busy acting career. She also previews her upcoming series Escaping Bolivia, a harrowing thriller inspired by true events, along with the physical and emotional transformation the role demanded. Episode Highlights How Ella got started in acting at age five and landed her first major film role at twelve The creative process behind Dreams and portraying first love from a young girl’s perspective Working with director Dag Johan Haugerud across multiple projects What it felt like to learn Dreams won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival Differences between Norwegian film culture and Hollywood celebrity culture Preparing for emotionally demanding roles while balancing school and personal life Behind the scenes of Escaping Bolivia and transforming for a true-crime inspired series Connect with Ella Overbye: Ella’s Instagram IMDb Connect With David and Paige: Dad It's Paige Website

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  Dei Lynam: Dad, it's Paige...we really need to talk about female sportscasters

  Nov 11, 20251 hour

  Paige and David dad sit down with Dei Lynam , a Philadelphia sports broadcasting legend with a career that spans decades of NBA coverage, radio hosting, and groundbreaking moments for women in sports media. The daughter of former NBA coach Jim Lynam , Dei grew up courtside, literally,and turned that early exposure into an impressive career as a producer, anchor, and reporter for networks like Comcast SportsNet and NBA Entertainment. From covering Allen Iverson’s prime years to creating Emmy-winning content, Dei has seen it all. Dei joins Paige and her dad to talk about her path from holding microphones in Trail Blazers huddles at 15 to becoming one of the most respected voices in Philadelphia sports. The trio dives into the evolution of sports broadcasting, the impact of social media on journalism, and what it takes to stay relevant in an ever-changing industry. Dei also shares candid reflections on growing up in a basketball family, navigating a male-dominated field, and her experiences with legends like Kobe Bryant and Yao Ming. Episode Highlights: Growing up in a basketball family: How her father Jim Lynam’s coaching career shaped her love of sports. Breaking barriers: Dei’s journey as one of the few women in sports broadcasting in the ’80s and ’90s. Covering NBA icons: Personal stories about Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson, and Charles Barkley. Behind the scenes at NBA Entertainment: Creating the “I Love This Game” campaign and earning an Emmy. Philly fandom: What makes Philadelphia sports culture so passionate and sometimes brutal. The rise of women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, and the WNBA’s surge in popularity. Gambling and the game: Dei’s take on how betting has changed the landscape of professional sports. Staying relevant: How she adapted from TV to radio to social media, and what young broadcasters need to know. Her advice to aspiring journalists: Be prepared, be versatile, and most importantly listen. Listen to this episode of Zoomers 2 Boomers for a thoughtful and entertaining conversation that bridges generations and perspectives through the lens of sports, culture, and connection. Connect With Paige & David Bitterman: David’s LinkedIn Paige’s LinkedIn Listen To Zoomers 2 Boomers: Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify Connect With Dei Lynam: Dei’s LinkedIn Dei’s X Account Dei’s Instagram

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  Brandon Bush: Dad, it's Paige...we really need to talk about life on the road with a rock band

  Oct 28, 20251h 13m

  In this intergenerational conversation, Grammy-nominated musician and composer Brandon Bush joins the show to reflect on his dynamic, genre-spanning music career. From touring globally with Train and Sugarland to scoring theater and podcasts, Brandon shares how a childhood performance before Dolly Parton sparked a lifelong pursuit of musical storytelling and artistic success. The episode explores how music creation, performance, and production have evolved, while also diving into the emotional and technical craft behind live shows, session recording, and musical theater. Brandon also offers a behind the scenes story of the production of a chart-topping woman country artist—whose discretion and humility are a contrast with her musical “girls rule” story narrative, the unique creative synergy he shares with his brother Kristian Bush, and how field recording in nature transformed his relationship with sound. Grounded, generous, and deeply insightful, Brandon speaks candidly about staying creative, protecting well-being, and building a meaningful artistic life. Key Highlights from the Episode From Suzuki to Stadiums: Brandon recalls his earliest musical memory—sharing a stage with Dolly Parton at just 4 years old—and how it shaped his lifelong path in music. How He Joined Train: A chance studio connection led to a last-minute call-up that became a years-long touring and recording gig with Train. Session Life Explained: Brandon demystifies the role of session musicians, producers, and the behind-the-scenes process of recording hit songs—down to how long a track actually takes to capture. Scoring Nature: Grief led Brandon to explore field recording and composing from natural soundscapes, culminating in his meditative project Sitka . From Fog Machines to Footlights: His transition into musical theater unlocked a new creative layer, where subtle emotional cues replaced bombastic stage effects. The Rise to Stardom, how one of his unpaid interns became a chart-topping artist—and why emotional intelligence played a key role. Working with Family: Brandon opens up about his creative relationship with his brother Kristian Bush, the push-pull of sibling collaboration, and how they divide dreaming and doing. Connect With Paige & David Bi derman : David’s LinkedIn Paige’s LinkedIn Listen To Zoomers 2 Boomers: Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify

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  Kevin Ali: Dad, it's Paige...we really need to talk about making it big without a big label

  Sep 30, 202554 min

  This week on Zoomers 2 Boomers , Paige and her dad welcome Kevin Ali , an independent rap artist from South Central Los Angeles whose music blends Caribbean roots, West Coast influences, and the lyrical traditions of hip hop’s legends. Inspired by artists like Nas, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Tupac, Kevin has spent years sharpening his freestyle skills, producing beats, and building his catalog while holding fast to integrity in an industry often driven by trends and quick hits. The conversation dives deep into Kevin’s journey — from learning to freestyle in high school and teaching himself Method Man’s flow, to crafting songs centered on self-worth and storytelling. Along the way, Kevin shares candid thoughts on the state of modern rap, the pressures of social media, and why developing authentic artistry matters more than chasing virality.You’ll also hear Kevin’s perspective on ghostwriting, beat-making, and what it takes to build a supportive creative community. His upcoming project Poetic Chaos promises to channel the raw honesty, lyrical sharpness, and self-reflection that define his style. This Week on Zoomers 2 Boomers: Kevin’s journey from reggae-infused childhood in South Central to finding his voice in hip hop Learning to freestyle using Method Man as a model — and the grind that made it stick Why Nas tops his list of lyrical inspirations, and the jazz lineage behind his sound The central theme of self-worth in Kevin’s music, and how he hopes listeners see their own value Hip hop vs. rap today — where mainstream culture drifts, and what’s been lost in the shift Honest takes on ghostwriting, Drake vs. Kendrick, and the culture of “hit chasing” The creative process behind beat-making, from live instrumentation to FL Studio sampling How streaming, TikTok trends, and algorithm shifts are shaping (and straining) the industry Poetic Chaos — Kevin’s new project that tackles jealousy, integrity, and the fight to stay authentic Connect With Paige & David Bitterman: David’s LinkedIn Paige’s LinkedIn Listen To Zoomers 2 Boomers: Listen on Apple Listen on Spotify

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