Episode list

What started as a simple sound check and studio set up turned into a full blown discussion about dating and other hot topics.

For our first episode, Jabari, JB, and Mike talk about hanging out at the malls during the 80's and 90's.

Spare the rod, spoil the child? The guys discuss corporal punishment aka spankings (aka ass-whoop-ins) and whether or not they are a viable form of discipline today.

What was your first job? How was the work? The pay? JB, Jab, and Mike discuss their early work like and how those experiences helped them become who they are today - for better or worse.

CONTENT WARNING - Bullying is real, no doubt, but are we getting to the point where we call everything bullying? Are people too sensitive?

How does TV from our youth differ from TV today? What were we allowed to say and do then that we can't now? and what can we do today that we couldn't back then?

Today, we're discussing some of our favorite sports legends and who we idolized growing up.

Join us as we explore the ever growing obesity crisis in America. Also, we discuss fat shaming and the new culture of "fat glorification."

We wanted our MYV...until we didn't. Did MTV lose it or did we lose interest?

Covid19 not only made us sick but it changed the way we interact with each other and do business. It clarified issues and brought focus to what's important.

Discussing leadership and how it pertains to relationships.

Sex and reproduction was the entire identity of the baby boomers. But in OUR generation, sex became deadly.

A discussion with Licensed Professional Counselor Mary Susan Lyons, M.S.

The conclusion of our conversation with Licensed Professional Counselor Mary Susan Lyons, M.S.

What do 3 GenXers think about the new Barbie movie and it's message?

NFL Season begins, Aliens are here, and as GenXers, we all got beat on the playground.

The first day of school: How things were when we were in school VS. how things are today.

Growing up GenX, did we have more respect for our parents? Did we give it, were we made to respect them, or did they earn it?