GenXperiment Podcast
GenXperiment is a podcast for people who came of age believing in institutions, worked hard inside them, and now find themselves quietly asking, “Wait… when did everything get so fragile?”
Hosted by a Gen X woman sharing perspectives from lived experience, the show cuts through the noise on life, culture, work, and what we still lazily call “politics” — even when it’s really about power, empathy, and human decency.
Conversations wander (intentionally) through generational divides, aging parents, sibling dynamics, modern relationships, work burnout, money anxiety, and the uneasy feeling that the ground has shifted beneath us — personally and collectively.
This isn’t hot takes or outrage theater. It’s thoughtful, sometimes wry, often candid conversation for people who want to make sense of what’s happening without losing their sense of humor — or their humanity.
Real talk. Zero spin. Occasional irony. Come think out loud with us.
GenXperiment Podcast
Monuments, Museums, and MAGA Hats: The People’s March, Part 1
Part 1 (Flight + First Two Days):
In this first half of my two-part story, I take you with me to Washington, DC for The People’s March protesting Trump’s presidency. From sitting on a plane full of MAGA hats to taking in the monuments by night, and from the awe of the Holocaust Museum to the weight of history all around us, I share what it felt like to be there on the ground, watching the city transform before the big day.
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