BoomerLennials

BoomerLennials
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Baby Boomer & Former Asst. Defense Secretary Doug Wilson joins Millennial film & TV actor Josh Brener ('Silicon Valley') to cohost guest discussions of all things political and show biz, thru the lens of the generational divide
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The podcast explores themes of political discourse, generational perspectives, and cultural commentary with episodes covering topics such as the impact of social media on politics and the differences in work ethics between generations.

Baby Boomer & Former Asst. Defense Secretary Doug Wilson joins Millennial film & TV actor Josh Brener (‘Silicon Valley’) to cohost guest discussions of all things political and show biz, thru the lens of the generational divide
Jews around the world will celebrate Rosh Hashana, the beginning of the Jewish New Year. The recent global rise in anti-Semitism and events in Israel and Gaza have created new and unexpected contexts for Jewish men and women as they focus on annual reflections, religious upbringings and Jewish identities. Josh and Doug – joined by Stanford senior Theo Baker, the youngest-ever winner of the George Polk Award for special achievement in journalism, and J Street founder Jeremy Ben-Ami – host a special Rosh Hashana BoomerLennials discussion of the generational contexts shaping those reflections.
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