HeyJaredThe Generation Gap
Baby Boomer Clive talks to Millennials and Generation Z young people
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- Aug 16, 2026
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Witches! (opens the original)
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Clive’s new Gen Z guest Emma knows quite a lot about witches through her university studies of English literature. So they have a lively discussion about the role of witches in the 17th Century and their relevance today - IF they still exist of course!
Gen Z and Marriage (opens the original)
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Gabriella tells Clive about her Generation’s attitude to marriage and relationships. Fewer Gen Zs want to get married or have children until their 30s. Around 30 per cent of their Generation still live with their parents as they can’t afford their own place to live. It is now socially embarassing for Gen Z women to have a boy friend. Is it COVID to blame or a completely new society being developed?
Astrology (opens the original)
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Clive and Gabriella check their horoscopes and consider whether Astrology is a serious subject or just a pseudo science based on the idea that the positions of planets and stars at the time of your birth can predict your fate. Astrology was taken seriously by famous scientists like Galileo but is not now - or is it?
Time Travel (opens the original)
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Clive and Gabriella are both fans of stories about Time Travel such as Back to the Future and Dr Who. But is it or will it be possible to travel in time either backwards or forward? They don’t know but try to work out some of the repercussions of doing so!
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