Hosted by The Generasian Gap · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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The GenerAsian Gap podcast is a conversation between Ashley Lacambra, a millennial in her 30s, and Kaitlin Neang, a Gen Z queen in her 20s. Both are Asian American women with different generational perspectives on life, love, professional development, pop culture, and more. Follow us at @thegenerasiangap on Instagram and stay tuned with new episodes released every Friday!
The Generasian Gap hosts The GenerAsian Gap, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Ever wonder why Gen Z romanticizes their morning coffee routine while Millennials hustle through three side gigs? This is Part 2 of our deep dive into romanticizing life across generations. These conversations are based
Are we truly living in our main character era or just escaping reality through daydreams and TikToks? In this episode, Ashley (a millennial) and Kaitlin (Gen Z) dive deep into the viral concept of romanticizing your life
Can friendships withstand anything or is it inevitable for friendships to fall through? This week, Ashley and Kaitlin continue on the topic of lasting friendships and what they believe is the recipe for a strong, solid f
✨New season, new GenerAsian Gap✨ After a long awaited return, Ashley and Kaitlin are back and ready to dive right in. In this episode, they're covering friendships and how they come to be, and even some of their personal
It's been a hot minute! First off, we want to apologize from the bottom of our hearts on how late this episode came. Second, we promise that we will have more content coming once we adjust to our new lives as college gra
Higher education is not one linear path. It could come in different ways and different times. Listen along as we have two guests who have been with us since day one, Henry & Sophie. It is not for everyone but if you were
In a culture where appearances often speak louder than words, body image becomes more than just personal—it’s generational. In this episode, Ashley and Kaitlin open up about how growing up with these expectations impacte
Whether you’re the "angel" trying to live up to family expectations or the "rebel" challenging those same traditions, this episode is all about finding that balance between honoring your roots and being true to yourself.
How did millennials find "bussin" food before IG/Yelp? And are Instagram and TikTok the only places Gen Z rely on for food recommendations? On today's episode of The GenerAsian Gap, we compare food culture and the differ
Ep 1 - The GenerAsian Gap Podcast is where Gen Z and millennial perspectives modernize generational storytelling. Co-hosts Ashley (33) and Kaitlin (22) are two Asian American college students navigating life, love, caree
Ashley
certified Integrative Health Practitioner · Love Is Blind
1 appearance on this show
Kaitlin
clinical director · Friendship Circle
1 appearance on this show
Henry
meditation and Breathwork instructor · Chelsea
1 appearance on this show
Sophie
podiatrist · Hope and Homes for Children
1 appearance on this show
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