In this episode, hosts Lakshan and Goldie explore the financial challenges faced by Gen Z, the most educated generation in history, yet also the most financially burdened. They discuss the current economic landscape, including high living costs, student debt, and job market instability. The conversation shifts to Gen Z's unique financial habits, emphasizing their preference for experiences over savings, the impact of digital lending, and the psychological effects of financial stress. Finally, they look towards the future, highlighting Gen Z's adaptability, entrepreneurial spirit, and the need for better financial education and support systems.

This episode of Mind The Gen Gap Podcast explores the evolution of dating across generations, the impact of technology on relationships, and the lessons that can be learned from each generation. The hosts discuss how dating has transformed from formal courtship to the influence of dating apps and social media, highlighting the pressures and expectations faced by different generations. They also delve into the superficial nature of modern dating and the importance of emotional connection, ultimately emphasizing the need for self-awareness and understanding in relationships.

This episode of Mind The Gen Gap podcast explores the unique characteristics and challenges faced by Generation Alpha, the first generation born entirely in the 21st century. The hosts discuss how their upbringing in a digital world shapes their interactions with technology, social media, and influencers. They highlight the duality of social media's impact, the growing desire among Gen Alpha to unplug, and the potential influence of generative AI on their future. The conversation emphasizes the responsibility of older generations to guide and educate Gen Alpha as they navigate these complexities.