HeyJaredThe Millennial Matriarch
Millennial hustle meets Matriarch energy. Instagram: @TheMillennialMatriarchPod
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- Sep 23, 2026
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A Few Basic Fall Things (opens the original)
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Fall is officially here, and Alexis and Ashlie are making a case for why the season is best enjoyed with a pumpkin drink in one hand and a Gilmore Girls rewatch in the background. If you need permission to pop into Home Goods and fully lean into cozy season, this episode is your sign.
Back to School - Millennial Edition (opens the original)
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It’s September, which means it’s officially back-to-school season — and you know your favorite millennials had to take a little trip down memory lane. From first-day-of-school fits and questionable lunchbox choices, childhood chaos, and the traditions we absolutely thought were normal, we’re revisiting our favorite (and NOT favorite) back-to-school memories.
A Full Mouthful - House of Stassi, Marry Harry, Gilmore Girls Documentary (opens the original)
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The group chat energy is officially a full episode. From adult braces panic and bite-truth anxiety to reality TV chaos, this one is packed with the kind of messy, hilarious, brutally honest conversation that makes you feel like you are sitting on the couch with your funniest friends.
The Movies that Built Us (opens the original)
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The movies that raised you might also be the reason your love life, high school memories, and sense of style feel permanently unhinged. Ashlie and Alexis break down the rom-coms, teen comedies, and millennial comfort watches that taught an entire generation what romance, popularity, friendship, and adulthood were supposed to look like.
The Fantasy vs. The Reality (opens the original)
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Your 30s are probably not what you pictured, and that might be the best part. Alexis and Ashlie get brutally honest about the gap between the life they imagined and the one they’re actually living, from career pressure and relationship timelines to money myths, body image, and the strange comfort of finally admitting you do not, in fact, have it all figured out.
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