
Goodbye to the captain, a crypto heist for the record books, and a rant about a lost art. Bruce opens with the death of Patrick Stewart at 86 — Picard, Professor X, and the moral center of a generation's childhood. Then...


Grew up on analog, living in digital, and juggling everything in between? Welcome home.Remember when we used to spend entire days conversing exclusively in Simpsons quotes? Or feeling like the coffee table felt naked without the latest copy of EW? Keep up with us as we bring our 90s kids perspectives to pop culture and sports.Multiple days a week, we deliver a sharp, 15-to-20-minute magazine-style show tailored for Xennial men with a dose of ”Financial Zen” to keep your money mindset grounded despite crazy news cycles.Think of it like your old coffee table reads: quick, and insightful, but now built for your schedule.Hit follow and start your day informed.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGrew up on analog, living in digital, and juggling everything in between? Welcome home. Remember when we used to spend entire days conversing exclusively in Simpsons quotes? Or feeling like the coffee table felt naked without the latest copy of EW? Keep up with us as we bring our 90s kids perspectives to pop culture and sports.
Recent episodes include "Requiem for Patrick Stewart and Narrated TV Intros, Binance Heist, & Intel Crash" (30 October 2026, 35 minutes), "Alphabet Crashes, Microsoft Soars: The AI Earnings Split" (29 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "VisionQuest Eps 5 & 6 Recap + What Nobody Tells You About the Fed Raising Rates" (28 October 2026, 58 minutes).
The Xennial Man publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 7 episodes.
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Goodbye to the captain, a crypto heist for the record books, and a rant about a lost art. Bruce opens with the death of Patrick Stewart at 86 — Picard, Professor X, and the moral center of a generation's childhood. Then...

Thursday, October 29, 2026 — The AI trade just got its report card, and the grades came back split. Alphabet plunged about 10% after missing earnings and posting negative $9.07 billion in free cash flow, while Microsoft...

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 — We recap VisionQuest episodes 5 and 6, then get into the big one: the Fed rant. Here's what nobody says when they talk about the Fed raising rates — the mechanism they're actually rooting...

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 — A shorter episode today, built around a replay. With GTA 6 less than a month out, we've been going back through GTA 5 and sharing some impressions on how it holds up — and whether the hype...

Monday, October 26, 2026 — Our main topic is the Elizabeth Holmes documentary *You Can See Everything*, and here's the thing: don't believe the narrative around it. The movie is exactly what we expected it to be (if you...

Friday, October 23, 2026 — Remembering back to 1993 when I first discovered Bjork and musing about her first two albums. Also it's World Series Game 1 day. The Tampa Bay Rays visit the Milwaukee Brewers with a...

<p>Friday, October 23, 2026 — Remembering back to 1993 when I first discovered Bjork and musing about her first two albums.</p> <p>Also it's World Series Game 1 day. The Tampa Bay Rays visit the Milwaukee Brewers with a...

Episode #6
<p>Is corporate greed to blame for Bioware's demise or some weird James Cameron like insistence on only making new cutting edge games? Why can't we get a new GTA and Mass Effect every 5 years?</p> <p>Also the market...

Episode #6
Is corporate greed to blame for Bioware's demise or some weird James Cameron like insistence on only making new cutting edge games? Why can't we get a new GTA and Mass Effect every 5 years? Also the market drops on the...

Episode #5
<p>Good drama is often putting a characters needs up against their wants. But in VisionQuest neither is super clear for Vision. Big rant recap here.</p>

Episode #5
Good drama is often putting a characters needs up against their wants. But in VisionQuest neither is super clear for Vision. Big rant recap here.

<p>Spoilers on VisionQuest!</p> <p>I can't take off my Data Scientist hat when watching VisionQuest and I have notes for the writers.</p> <p>Coreweave went red again today and their business model seems suspect, but the...

Spoilers on VisionQuest! I can't take off my Data Scientist hat when watching VisionQuest and I have notes for the writers. Coreweave went red again today and their business model seems suspect, but the rest of the...

Marvel's latest Disneyplus show is here and I have more than a few thoughts. Then we switch gears into a moment of Financial Zen and consider the latest news from the markets.

<p>Marvel's latest Disneyplus show is here and I have more than a few thoughts. Then we switch gears into a moment of Financial Zen and consider the latest news from the markets.</p>

Episode #2
<p>Yep! Just talking about a 30 year old movie for almost 30 minutes. Primal Fear was a banger in 1996. Come take a nostalgia trip with me.</p>

Episode #2
Yep! Just talking about a 30 year old movie for almost 30 minutes. Primal Fear was a banger in 1996. Come take a nostalgia trip with me.

Taking a look at what happened recently in sports and TV. Looking ahead to Visionquest. A moment of financial Zen. AI is a bubble but so were the railroads and ultimately that was a good thing.

<p>Taking a look at what happened recently in sports and TV. Looking ahead to Visionquest. A moment of financial Zen. AI is a bubble but so were the railroads and ultimately that was a good thing.</p>
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