Generation Uncharted
Generation Uncharted
Podcast Description
We are a generation navigating uncharted waters.
They say it’s the best time to be alive, but for many, it doesn’t feel that way. Crippling taxes, a cost-of-living crisis, and rising divorce rates leave little room for stability, let alone fun.
So what does living well and being successful actually look like in today’s world? And how do we move from just surviving to thriving?
Join broadcaster and author Lewis Oakley as he speaks with experts, innovators, and everyday people to uncover fresh perspectives, smarter life hacks, and practical ways to live well—despite the odds.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
Explores themes around modern living, personal success, and navigating contemporary challenges, with episodes featuring discussions on technology's impact on society, life hacks for mental well-being, and insights into achieving work-life balance. For example, the first episode with Davis Fang dives into the future of AI and how technology shapes our lives.
We are a generation navigating uncharted waters.
They say it’s the best time to be alive, but for many, it doesn’t feel that way. Crippling taxes, a cost-of-living crisis, and rising divorce rates leave little room for stability, let alone fun.
So what does living well and being successful actually look like in today’s world? And how do we move from just surviving to thriving?
Join broadcaster and author Lewis Oakley as he speaks with experts, innovators, and everyday people to uncover fresh perspectives, smarter life hacks, and practical ways to live well—despite the odds.
In this episode of Generation Uncharted, Lewis Oakley and Dr. Carolina Are delve into the complexities of social media censorship, identity, and authentic self-expression.
They discuss how algorithms can disproportionately silence marginalised communities, the tension between performance and professionalism, and the societal judgments that often come with embracing one's whole self.
Dr. Carolina Are shares insights from her journey as both an academic and a pole dancer, discussing pole dancing as an art born in the club and generating important discussions about the meaning of art, sport and identity. The discussion also touches on redefining success on your own terms, the power of community, and the emotional weight of being constantly judged—online and off.
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