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The first in a special five-part series on generational consciousness and conflict.

In this episode, we look at the current, vexed discourse around generations, and analyse competing theories on how to understand generational cleavages.

Guests include:

  • Felix Krawatzek, political scientist at the Centre for East European and International Studies in Berlin
  • Jennie Bristow, sociologist at Canterbury Christ Church University
  • Joshua Glenn, semiotician, author, and publisher of HiLoBrow

Original music by: Jonny Mundey

Additional music: 

  • Liru / For the Floor / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
  • Peter Kuli / OK Boomer / courtesy of Elektra Entertainment Group, Inc.

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DTC

Though I’m looking forward to this series, I think y’all are going to have to extrapolate on what the last interviewee was getting on about. His bit was 2/3s boring biography and 1/3 nonsense as far as I could tell. I visited his website afterwards, and I am really curious how and why you included him? Seems like someone who definitely spent too much time in boston. Apologies if this is too rough—maybe y’all are just victims of normally choosing incredible people to interview.

Knoroz

I am only leaving a comment here because Alex asked for feedback on the Aufhebonus episode. I only listened to part of this and got bored so not listening to this series. Partly the reason I am not engaging is because I find the subject boring and uninteresting. But mainly, I am not listening to Aufhebunga Bunga podcast for VH1 "I Love the 90s" style documentaries. It is the conversation and banter that it is novel and unique about podcasting. Stick to that.