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Bridging Generations

Bridging Generations is a podcast hosted by Howard Snooks that brings together voices from different generations for honest, thoughtful conversations about life and human connection.

Podcast · By Howardsnooks · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
11
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Sep 15, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    From War Zone Reporter to Full-Time Mom with Jessica Menache (opens the original)

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    What causes a top French foreign correspondent covering Fukushima and Mali to leave high-adrenaline journalism to build a life in Israel, New York, and Boulder? In this episode of Bridging Generations , host Howard Snooks sits down with former TF1 field reporter and media manager Jessica Menache. Jessica shares her journey from chasing breaking news and international disasters across the globe to making a sabbatical pivot, meeting her husband Omare, navigating personal grief, and creating her ow

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    From Mormon Roots & College Soccer to Somatic Therapy with Zach Neilsen (opens the original)

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    How does a college athlete with a finance degree transition from a traditional LDS upbringing to somatic counseling and quantum meditation? In this episode of Bridging Generations , host Howard Snooks sits down with Naropa University graduate student Zach Neilsen. Zach shares his journey of departing the Mormon faith with a gentle mindset, overcoming personal burnout, regulating his nervous system through cold plunges, and building meaningful bridges across generational divides. Main Topics Cove

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Rock & Roll Reinvention, World Music & Genre-Fluidity with Jonny Massey (opens the original)

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    What connects a 1940s comedian father, an 8-year-old listening to the Beatles on 45s, and a modern music career that includes headlining The Cutting Room in New York City? In this episode of Bridging Generations , host Howard Snooks sits down with musician, songwriter, and financial coach Jonny Massey. Jonny shares his journey from growing up in New Jersey surrounded by a rich family entertainment legacy, working in international business across Europe, and eventually stepping into his true call

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Early Bitcoin Investor Turned Stand-Up Comedian with Jack Phillip (opens the original)

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    What leads a former Naval Intelligence officer and early Bitcoin investor to live in a historic hotel and pursue stand-up comedy? In this episode of Bridging Generations , host Howard Snooks sits down with angel investor, AI consultant, and comedian Jack Phillips (aka Johnny Phillips). Jack shares his journey from overcoming severe childhood dyslexia and serving ten years in the U.S. Navy to investing early in crypto, learning life lessons from a Goldman Sachs executive, and going viral on stand

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Yosemite Survival, Cleantech & The Psychology of Risk with Luke Hanley (opens the original)

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    What connects a near-fatal October blizzard on Yosemite's Leaning Tower, the psychology of the nocebo effect, and revolutionary decarbonization in oil and gas? In this returning episode of Bridging Generations , host Howard Snooks re-engages with entrepreneur and rock climber Luke Hanley. Luke shares how climbing culture shaped his perspective on risk, the power of belief over biology, and how serendipity led him from cold-calling Fortune 100 executives with a basic Gmail account to leading impa

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