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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    It's Not a Crisis. It's a Reinvention. - Bradley Richardson: Advanced Adulting - Episode 77 (opens the original)

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    He wrote the book on GenX. Literally. Back in the '90s, when GenX was written off as a generation of slackers, Bradley Richardson wrote one of the first business books for the cohort, and it became a best-seller. Now, about to turn 60, the best-selling author, speaker and creator of Advanced Adulting is helping those same GenXers navigate midlife, and his own story is a masterclass in reinvention. A 5th-generation Texan who grew up in Lubbock, Bradley takes us from...

  2. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Married to an Avoidant: Our Real Story - Episode 76 (opens the original)

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    Married to an Avoidant: The Parts Nobody Talks About When conflict arises, why does he deflect, redirect, dismiss and avoid? After a clip explaining what happens to a woman when her partner is avoidant struck a nerve and took off online, we decided to go all in on what it's really like to love, and to be, an avoidant partner. This is the follow-up to our popular Attachment Styles Episode 32, and this time it's boots-on-the-ground research: Nicole reads real comments from women who've been thr...

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    GenX Through The Eyes of a Former 80s Kid - John Kotrides: GenXJono - Episode 75 (opens the original)

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    A GenX Perspective You Won't Get Anywhere Else, From a Former 80s Kid John Kotrides spent most of his life with one foot in analog and one foot in digital, and an entire career working and hustling before he finally found the thing he was born to do. You might know him as GenXJono on social media, the GenX nostalgia creator whose childhood was "fueled by hose water and well-intentioned neglect", and now has a following of more than 2 million across YouTube, Facebook and beyond. In this episod...

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    The Talk GenX Never Got: Kids, Phones and Adult Content - Episode 74 (opens the original)

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    The Average Kid Sees It at 12: GenX's Smartphone Reckoning The average age a child first sees adult content is now 12, and for the GenX parents who were the first generation to hand their kids a smartphone, that reality hits differently. Return guest MJ Eldridge, the creator known as “MJ aka Mommie”, joins us in studio for a frank, non-explicit conversation about how kids' access to adult content has completely changed in our lifetime, and what parents can actually do about it. We trace...

  5. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    Episode 73 - GenX Speaks Series: Kelly Manno (opens the original)

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    Retired Party Girl, Full-Time GenX Icon She calls herself a "retired party girl from the 1900s", but Kelly Manno is one of the busiest women in GenX comedy. The social media star and stand-up comedian grew up in the small blue-collar steel town of Granite City, Illinois, and built a following of more than 5 million by being exactly who she is: pink, bedazzled, foul-mouthed dynamite and the "girls girl" everyone wants in their corner. In this episode of GenX Adulting, she pulls bac...

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