Hosted by Flash · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 39 episodes
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This podcast takes a light hearted look at generational differences about all manner of topics. We explore everything from pop culture to finance to relationships and politics, but, only at a very shallow level and through our generational lenses. We don't aim to be controversial or be the authoritative voice on any topic. We are just here to rap about things that we think are cool and fun to talk about. Also, as a dad, it is my opportunity to publicly and on the record prove that I am always right and my teens are wrong. Gen X was the best time to grow up and I'll show that to my teens!
Flash hosts Gen X Dad and His Gen Z Teens, a kids show with 39 episodes published.
Life has a funny way of asking you to make big decision before you feel completely ready. Some of the biggest decisions you will ever make come with very little information. There is no instruction manual and there are n
Every generation of parents has worried about their kids. The concerns change over time, but the desire remains the same. Parents want their children to be safe, healthy, successful, and happy. The difference today is th
Having values and convictions is important but it does not mean that you know everything. One of the greatest signs of maturity is being able to listen to a different point of view without immediately becoming defensive
Negative energy thrives in stillness. When we stop moving, when we isolate ourselves, when we spend too much time alone with our thoughts, our minds can start heading in some dark directions. That is where movement comes
Our bodies grow up much faster than our minds. Biology moves quickly. Wisdom moves slowly. Maturity begins when we move past making excuses and start to focus instead on solutions.
A lot of people want results but they do not really want commitment. They like the idea of success, promotion, better health, and financial stability. But when it comes time to make sacrifices or stay disciplined through
Procrastinating or avoiding a problem does not make it disappear. Most of the time it quietly grows larger in the background while we hope things somehow magically improve on their own. Why do we wait until a situation b
Entertainment is so very different now. There was actually a time before streaming services, replay buttons, or binge watching. The differences are pretty stark and maybe a little something has been lost along the way.
For Gen X doing research meant one thing. You had to go to the library. Not maybe, not sometimes. Every single time. If you had a paper to write or a project to complete, it started with a trip to a physical building fil
The food industry is playing a massive trick on Gen Z. Navigating food today is way more complicated than the one Gen X grew up in. This episode talks about the hidden sugar trap and the "portion distortion" that has bec
Creating genuine human connections sounds simple, but it has actually become a real challenge in our world today. Those of us who grew up in Generation X remember a very different reality.
Not everything in life comes easy. While we certainly seem to be living in an age where instant gratification is just a click away, real growth required sacrifice. This means putting aside something you want right now in
When we were coming of age, gambling was something you had to seek out. There were built in limits. You needed time, money, and access. That friction created natural guardrails whether we appreciated them or not. Today t
Here we talk about those moments when emotions are high, voices are raised, and it feels like there is absolutely no common ground. We'll talk about how to reset those conversations. Not just stop the argument, but to ac
One of the hardest life lessons we ever learn is that of the importance of honesty and integrity. Not just telling the truth when it is easy but rather telling the truth when it is uncomfortable, embarrassing, or when yo
Today, so much of our communication is filtered through screens. But, in the real world there is no filter. There is just you. And in those moments, first impressions matter. A firm handshake and looking someone in the e
There is something powerful about having a personal code. It is a set of values that you live by and make decisions around. As dads, we have an important job as role models. Part of that job is to try and pass along to o
As a Gen X dad, I grew up in a different world. We rode bikes without helmets and disappeared for hours. Today, however, we track our kids' phones and know their location in real time. We schedule, supervise, and structu
Today we have a conversation about giving our teens a financial head start. This is about something that most of us did not learn early enough and that is how to give our kids a head start with money. Not just how to ear
Being "present" doesn't just mean being in the same room as your kids while they're scrolling through TikTok. It means being genuinely involved in their lives-emotionally, mentally, and physically. It's having those smal
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Gen X Dad and His Gen Z Teens is hosted by Flash. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 39 episodes.
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