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Update frequency:
every 12 days
Average audio length:
61 minutes
English
United States
49 episodes
since June 21, 2020
episodic

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Millennials, Eddie and Luke discuss their love for Pokemon and how they got into the games, the cards, and the collecting. 

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Luke and Eddie discuss what life might look like for millennials once they reach old age. What will the world and the economy be like when millennials are in their 80's? Will the world even still be here? Let's find out!
Ryan Yap joins the show to discuss what religion has become for many millennials. Stay until the end as they take a swing at re-writing the ten commandments to improve upon them.
Millennials discuss the problems with social media and how it effects us from childhood to adulthood.
Ryan Yap joins the show to discuss aliens, religion, friendship and more!
Millennials discuss the difference between very surface level friendships and deep, meaningful, long-lasting friendships. When they work, why do they work? Let's find out!
We dive pretty deep on this one and ask the big questions. Is the speed limit of the universe really the speed of light? Is string theory real? What the heck is outside of the universe? Does that question even make any sense? Let's find out!
Millennials: Luke and Eddie discuss the importance of skepticism. You can now watch our podcasts every weekend live on youtube!
Micah Adamson joins the show to discuss the book "Sex At Dawn" by Christopher Ryan. The group also discusses the idea of polyamory as a whole from the anthropological viewpoint. 
Millennials discuss the difference between real art and fake art. When artists try to hard to impress their audience, or make money from their work as their primary goal, it can kind of take away from what art is meant to be. When artists are just truly expressing themselves through their creations…
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