Oct 12, 202645 minS2
Peter and Aubrey land on opposite sides of the AI divide: Aubrey has stopped using large language models almost entirely and sees them flattening critical thinking, while Peter uses them daily for drudgery and...
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A father and daughter discuss life across their generations. Science, medicine, music, and whatever else they choose to discuss are on the table.
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What is Generations about?
A father and daughter discuss life across their generations. Science, medicine, music, and whatever else they choose to discuss are on the table.
Who hosts Generations?
Generations is hosted by Peter and Aubrey Jones. The show has published 78 episodes to date.
What has Generations covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Two Plus Two is Sometimes Purple: We Take on AI" (12 October 2026, 45 minutes), "Space Myths and Cosmic Plushies" (27 September 2026, 41 minutes), and "Ranking Emoji: The S-Tiers, the D-Tiers, and the Ones That Scare Us" (30 August 2026, 43 minutes).
How often does Generations publish?
Generations publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 78 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Generations?
Booking probability for Generations is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Generations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Generations's contact route on record: verified email.
About the host
Peter and Aubrey Jones hosts Generations, a leisure podcast with 78 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #23
Space Myths and Cosmic Plushies
Sep 27, 202641 minS2Peter and Aubrey take on the space facts everyone seems to know—and several that don't survive a closer look. Aubrey explains why Venus is hotter than Mercury, why the North Star isn't the brightest star, and why Saturn...
- Aug 30, 202643 minS2
Peter and Aubrey tier-rank roughly 40 of the most-used emoji — from the S-tier greats (poop, rolling eyes, facepalm, middle finger, crying-laughing) to the D-tier offenders (the ROFL emoji, which Peter openly despises)...
- Aug 16, 202641 minS2
Peter and Aubrey recap the surprise family trip to Las Vegas for Peter's 50th — the first time the whole family has been together since Alex and Lily got married. They cover the Backstreet Boys' "Into the Millennium"...
Episode #20
The Introvert Who Never Was
Aug 3, 202655 minS2Peter and Aubrey tackle one of the hardest social transitions there is: making friends as an adult, after college's forced proximity is gone. Aubrey shares how COVID convinced her she'd turned introverted — until a...
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- Jul 19, 202648 min
Peter and Aubrey share everything they wanted to be when they grew up — from Aubrey's childhood spy fantasies and mermaid aspirations to Peter's astronaut dreams (crushed by a second-grade principal). Peter recounts his...
Generations
Comfort TV, Real Stakes
Jun 14, 20261h 9mPeter and Aubrey each share their five all-time favorite TV shows — and discover an accidental through line. Three of Peter's five were created by Mike Schur, and nearly every pick on both lists is about people helping...
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