The Kylen and Kenda Show

Kenda's back from a week of chasing the World Cup with her family — three matches, three stadiums — and she came home with a question: why did a crowd of total strangers feel so kind? Australians buying drinks for rival fans, people photographing each other's families, not one political argument. Turns out sociologists named the feeling back in 1912: collective effervescence. We dig into why awe s...

Welcome to The Kylen and Kenda Show — a podcast about why your generation feels alone, and what it actually takes to grow up. Kenda is the mentor: a tall, no-nonsense woman (daughter of a psychologist) who manages and mentors a whole bunch of young men and tries to help them become better versions of themselves. Kylen is her project: self-described as living in a shed, with a Peter Pan complex, ha...