HeyJaredThe GenX Experience
Whether by our own design, or by the nature of who we are, GenX seems to be the forgotten generation. And since our feelings never mattered, we’re pretty used to it.
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Midlife Slump: How GenX can Declutter and Reclaim Their Space with Alison Kero (opens the original)
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For episode 55, we look at the midlife slump from a different angle. Last episode, we focused on getting your groove back in the bedroom. This week, we're talking to professional organizer and bestselling author Alison Kero about a different kind of reset: decluttering, simplifying, and creating more space in your home and life. Alison shares why midlife can be the perfect time to reassess what we own, the habits we build around our stuff, and what we may be holding on to emotionally. We also ex
Midlife Slump: Why GenX Still Needs to Talk About Sex with Renee Yvonne (opens the original)
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For episode 54, I sat down with Renee Yvonne, Chief Pleasure Officer at the Grown Folks Society and a certified clinical sexologist, to chat about one of the most awkward, relatable, and important topics in midlife: sex. For many Gen Xers, the problem isn’t just desire; it’s the silence around it. We explore why sex can get routine, why conversation matters more than performance, and how couples can start talking honestly about what they want without making it weird. Renee shares practical tools
Making Friends in Midlife: Solving Nothing, One Podcast at a Time with Alex Berberian (opens the original)
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For episode 53, I sat down with repeat guest Alex Berberian to round out our series on Making Friends in Midlife by sharing the male perspective on the challenges of making friends in midlife. We compare notes on reciprocity, personality fit, introversion, accountability, and why some friendships fade while others stick. We also talk about couple friends, how guys actually start friendships, and why it helps to be honest about who you are and what kind of connection you’re really looking for. It
The Power of Music: Unlocking Gen X Nostalgia While Celebrating my Bday (opens the original)
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For episode 52, we're celebrating my 52nd birthday...on the actual day, Aug 4th. Come join me for a little walk down memory lane as I rummage through some of my CDs from the past. Like every GenXer, I'm sure you'll recognize some of your favorites, and why we might have the most eclectic music taste of any generation. From Napster mixes to cherished soundtracks, I'm diving into the nostalgia of my youth and early adult years, mixed with a little story time of my misguided adventures. A few highl
Making Friends in Midlife: Real GenX Stories (opens the original)
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For episode 51, I sat down with four amazing GenX women, Krys Manning, Tia Bryant, Lekesh Pettis, and Karla Schottle, for a candid but casual chat about navigating the challenges of forming meaningful friendships later in life. I was fortunate to meet Krys, Karla, Lekesh, and Tia via Reat Root's Dinner Club earlier this spring. I'm so thankful they wanted to be on the podcast to share their experiences and practical tips for making friends in our 40s, 50s, and 60s. Whether you're single, married
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