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Before Google Maps and iPads, getting lost was part of the trip and being bored meant building a fort. This episode asks whether easier travel and constant entertainment have actually made things better. Meet the Guest Joining from the Oregon coast, guest Jack Barker brings a lifetime of road trips — and a self-admitted 1000% device addiction — to the conversation. In This Episode Has travel actually changed? Did boredom make us more creative? Has Travel Changed? Paper maps,

Two of the biggest generational fault lines in one episode: whether a house is still buyable, and whose decade actually had the best music. Meet the Guests Tyson Kliem returns, joined by Aaron Campbell, a podcast host broadcasting from the Manitoba prairies and a proud "geriatric millennial." In This Episode Home Cheap Home — was buying power ever really better? The Greatest Music Generation, debated track by track Home Cheap Home Tyson brings the real estate market data, Aar

A deep dive into how transit quietly reshapes a city, with two guests who between them cover real estate and rail infrastructure. Meet the Guests Tyson Kliem returns alongside Andrew Stainer, a YouTube videographer who documents Metro Vancouver's transit and infrastructure projects — including the Broadway subway and the SkyTrain extension to Langley. In This Episode How the city grew up around transit Toys then vs. now (bonus round) How the City Grew Up Around Transit From a

Two decades of gaming and driving culture, argued out loud. This episode pits couch co-op nostalgia against online multiplayer, then puts three generations behind the wheel to settle who actually learned to drive. Meet the Guest Joining Nathan and Kian is Tyson Kliem — musician, realtor, former youth pastor, dad of two, and self-described "Zenial," straddling the line between Gen X and Millennial. In This Episode Dungeons, consoles, and the death of couch co-op gaming Driving

From a 1959 backyard invention to a backyard industry anyone can order online, this episode traces the surprisingly deep history of the bounce house — then argues about which generation has actually lived through the most technological whiplash. Meet the Guest Tyson Kliem — musician, realtor, former youth pastor, dad of two, and self-described "Zenial" — is back for round two. In This Episode The real history of the bouncy castle Which generation has seen the most tech change

This one starts with a hard question — has technology made us more isolated or more connected — and ends in the back rooms of the beverage industry, with stories that prove the drinks business is anything but boring. Meet the Guest Darrell Lamb is a brand manager and the co-host of a beer and cocktail radio show and podcast now in its ninth year — a proud "Zillennial" who's spent his career in the drinks industry. In This Episode Has technology made us dumber, or just more is

Are you ready to jump into the ultimate debate on generational differences? A new podcast has hit the scene, igniting controversies and...

Generational differences have long been a topic of interest and debate, and one podcast is stirring up conversations in a unique and...

Generational differences have been a hot topic of debate for years, and a new podcast is taking on the challenge of tackling this...