HeyJaredMy Generation Gap
A very funny look at the world through the eyes of 18 year old Generation Z Harriet Pilkington and her 50 year old Generation X Uncle Stuart.Includes Burger Stu's Burger Review
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Ep 44 Gen X The Exorcist, who is the real demon? (opens the original)
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Get involved! If the pod is too long and rambling, have a read of the Substack essay about the film https://mygenerationgap.substack.com/
Ep 43 Gen Z Fleabag with lots of arguiing (opens the original)
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this week we talk about the BBC Sitcom Fleabag which caused a row about what other sitcoms could be considered elite
Ep 42 Gen X Jaws and a meeting with Craig David! (opens the original)
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# Understanding the Impact of Jaws: A Generational Perspective In the world of cinema, few films have left as lasting a mark as Steven Spielberg's *Jaws*. Released in 1975, this thriller not only scared audiences but also changed the landscape of Hollywood and summer blockbusters forever. In this blog post, we'll explore the cultural significance of *Jaws*, its impact on shark perception, and how it shaped the film industry. ## The Birth of the Summer Blockbuster *Jaws* was groundbreaking for it
Ep 41 Gen Z Enola Holmes with a trip to the Museum of Curiosities (opens the original)
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This week we take on a legend of literature and screen in Sherlock Hol.... actually it;s not sherlock, it's her lesser known sister, Enola Holmes. The third in a series of films, has the third delivered the light hearted charm of the previous two films, lets find out together. # Exploring the Museum of Curiosities: A Journey Through the Weird and Wonderful Have you ever stepped into a place that felt like stepping into another world? The Museum of Curiosities in Nottingham is just that—a fascina
Ep 40 Gen X Ferris Bueller's Day Off (the cursed episode!) (opens the original)
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off: A Timeless Journey Through Youth and Rebellion Life moves pretty fast, and if you don’t stop to look around once in a while, you could miss it. This iconic line from Ferris Bueller's Day Off encapsulates the essence of this beloved 1986 film. Directed by John Hughes, the film follows a high school student, Ferris Bueller, who fakes illness to skip school and embark on a day of adventure with his friends. In this post, we'll explore the themes, cultural impact, and timel
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