A podcast about a Xennial navigating the shift from analog childhood to digital adulthood. We explore nostalgia, modern society, pop culture, influencer culture, and the humanity crises of our time — A cautionary tale for the future generations or for anyone who remembers the before and is trying to survive the after.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA podcast about a Xennial navigating the shift from analog childhood to digital adulthood. We explore nostalgia, modern society, pop culture, influencer culture, and the humanity crises of our time, A cautionary tale for the future generations or for anyone who remembers the before and is trying to survive the after.
Xennialist is hosted by Jeff Pavlisko. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 10: The In-Between" (22 September 2026, 18 minutes), "Episode 9: The Performance of Parenthood" (17 September 2026, 17 minutes), and "Episode 8: The Last Time I Didn't Know the Answer." (3 September 2026, 20 minutes).
Xennialist publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Xennialist is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Xennialist requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Xennialist's contact route on record: verified email.
Jeff Pavlisko hosts Xennialist, an arts podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #10
<p>Season Finale. We are the only generation to experience a complete technological paradigm shift during our formative years. We are bilingual — analog and digital — and that fluency is not a burden. It is a skill...
Episode #9
<p>Episode 8 asked: What are you afraid your kids will never experience? This week, we answer it — from the outside. We examine the data on digital childhood: two and a half hours of daily screen time for kids under...
<p>We used to carry questions for years. We used to build cathedrals of speculation out of collective ignorance. We used to argue about trivia until 3 AM because there was no way to resolve the argument. This week...
Episode #7
<p>We used to own stereos that lasted twenty-three years. Now we rent drills designed to die in eleven months. This week: the subscription economy as hostile architecture, planned obsolescence as business model, the...
<p>A show for the generation that learned freedom in food courts, that practiced autonomy between Abercrombie Fitch Hot Topic, that knew the specific, embodied thrill of being unsupervised in public space. We dig into...
Episode #5
<p>We text every day. We share memes, react with emojis, maintain the fiction of closeness across years of physical absence. Yet we no longer know if our friends are happy, lonely, or slowly drifting away. This week...
<p>We are the last generation to remember when knowing where you were was a skill you developed, not a service you subscribed to. This week: the death of spatial memory, the humiliation of asking strangers for help, and...
<p>We were promised a house, a pension, and stability. We got student debt, the gig economy, and a word — "adulting" — that exists because we needed a term for performing adulthood without actually receiving it. This...
Episode #2
<p>A mixtape was never casual. It had a reason. A recipient. A forty-minute time limit and a handwritten J-card that explained everything you were too scared to say out loud. This week on Xennialist: we walk through the...
Episode #1
<p>We are the last kids to grow up analog and the first adults to live digital. In this episode, we excavate the lost art of boredom, stare into the machinery of influencer "authenticity," and ask the uncomfortable...
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