A Boomer and GenXer Walk into a Bar
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Wit and wisdom, some smart assery, and a Mother and Daughter questioning “Are we even related?”
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The podcast explores themes of generational differences, societal norms, and contemporary issues, with episodes covering topics like the impact of tattoos on career perception in Breaking Stereotypes with Tattoos and Hair, nostalgia for classic comedies in Rediscovering Humor: The Movies That Made Us Laugh, and balancing gun rights with safety concerns in Balancing Rights and Safety in Gun Discussions. It also delves into modern dating, social media influences, and the complexities of parenting in the digital age.

Wit and wisdom, some smart assery, and a Mother and Daughter questioning “Are we even related?”
Ever look at a profile pic and think, I wouldn’t recognize this person in real life? We go there with a fast, funny, and honest look at filters, makeup illusions, beard baiting, and why so many of us are performing beauty instead of presenting ourselves.
We talk about catfishing 2.0—where the photo is “you,” but the edits, contouring, or facial hair change the story. Jane and Bobbi unpack the awkward shock of first dates that don’t match the grid, the avalanche of unsolicited messages that blow past boundaries, and the double standards that ask for total honesty while hiding eyebrows, jawlines, and more. Expect laughs, including a Spanx saga you won’t forget, plus practical advice for profiles that won’t backfire when the lighting changes.
Then we widen the lens: Instagram face, AI edits, and beautification tech that train our brains to prefer an edited self. We explore filter dysphoria, media pressure on teens, and the narrow standards pushed by fashion and advertising. Where do tattoos, piercings, and plastic surgery fit? We draw a thoughtful line between reversible style and permanent changes done to chase trends, with compassion for anyone navigating scars, aging, or confidence dips.
If you love makeup, cool. If you love your beard, great. The point isn’t to stop expressing yourself; it’s to make sure your photos and presence won’t surprise someone across the table. Share at least one unfiltered shot, lead with your real voice, and remember that confidence is the best filter. Hit play for sharp takes, genuine warmth, and a reminder to love your ugly—because that’s where the real beauty starts.
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