In our everyday lives, we are constantly making judgements and forming opinions on other people based on age. In this podcast, we unpack the roots of these ideas through intergenerational conversation and discussion, diving deep into personal experiences, and becoming comfortable with vulnerability. Run by a teen, we hope to help provide young adults with a safe and conducive outlet to truly discuss their beliefs, while also offering a safe space for adults to do the same—the issue goes both ways.
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In our everyday lives, we are constantly making judgements and forming opinions on other people based on age. In this podcast, we unpack the roots of these ideas through intergenerational conversation and discussion, diving deep into personal experiences, and becoming comfortable with vulnerability. Run by a teen, we hope to help provide young adults with a safe and conducive outlet to truly discuss their beliefs, while also offering a safe space for adults to do the same—the issue goes both ways.
In this episode, me and several of my fellow recent graduates discuss on our feelings leading up to graduation, emotions on the day of, and the reflections that we put into messages for both our past and future selves. This episode means so much to me because of the vulnerability our class cultivated in the midst of tumult both in our lives and in our nation, and these people are so very special to me. I hope you enjoy these reflections and these beautiful peoples’ hearts as much as I do.
Contributors include:
Malik Waters, Eric Luong, Cameron Adams, Sophie Cracraft, Lucy Nelson, and Macey Gooverich
Because I Said So
In our everyday lives, we are constantly making judgements and forming opinions on other people based on age. In this podcast, we unpack the roots of these ideas through intergenerational conversation and discussion, diving deep into personal experiences, and becoming comfortable with vulnerability. Run by a teen, we hope to help provide young adults with a safe and conducive outlet to truly discuss their beliefs, while also offering a safe space for adults to do the same—the issue goes both ways.
