Kelley Eckmayer
Generations Debate: Bridging the Gap
Ever wonder why your parents think a "thumb up" emoji is a formal signature, or why your kids think "skibidi" is a real word? Welcome to Generations Debate, the podcast where we stop talking past each other and start talking with each other. In every episode, we pit the wisdom of experience against the energy of the "now." It’s Gen X/Millennials vs. Gen Alpha/Gen Z in a friendly (mostly!) battle of perspectives. From the serious stuff like climate change and social media to the truly life-altering debates — like whether cereal is a soup or if skinny jeans are officially a crime — we’re laying...
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What's with Image and Trends? Ep. 2 14.03.2026 24:34
In this episode, co-hosts Kelley and Aiden discuss image and trends. Are we becoming the characters in Idiocracy? Are only stupid people breeding? Take some time to hear how pre-teens and their parents begin to understand each other's perspectives and begin to bridge the generational gap. Are we seeing the world in the same way? Listen to find out!
Why is there a Generational Divide? Ep.1 16.02.2026 27:11
In this episode, co-hosts Kelley and Aiden introduce themselves and tackle how pre-teens and adults view each other's generation. We're starting off easy, but the questions will get more challenging as we begin to understand each other's perspectives and how to bridge the generational gap.
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