Generation Jeopardy Finals: Millennials vs Gen Z! Who Will Claim the Throne?

00:00:00:00 - 00:00:05:15 Shaniqua Hi everyone. Welcome back to our Finale of Generational Jeopardy. 00:00:05:17 - 00:00:10:09 Chorus Whoa! Yeah yeah yeah. 00:00:10:11 - 00:00:19:15 Shaniqua I'm your host, Shaniqua Brown, the founder president of Elevated TA the Government Premier Hiring Partner. 00:00:19:17 - 00:00:34:06 Stephanie And I am your host, Stephanie Crain, also the Corporate Mystic and owner of Tapas Innovation. And today we have got our generational winners from rounds one and two. 00:00:34:08 - 00:00:39:20 Chorus Whoo! Yay! Millennials in the house. So, 00:00:39:22 - 00:01:00:16 Stephanie We have Gen Z and Millennials that are showing up for our Generation. Jeopardy! Finale. And if you want to take a moment and each introduce yourself, and we'll just do the same thing, if you want to introduce your name and tell us what you do, where you're from and your generation. 00:01:00:17 - 00:01:30:23 Chloe Fiona Hi, I'm Chloe. I go by Chloe. Fiona, or either or doesn't really matter. And so I go by she/her pronouns. I am originally from Virginia, and I moved here to Texas in January, and I am a professional dancer. I also nanny and take care of kids on the side, dog walk. And I will be hopefully soon graduating with my Masters in Clinical Social Work in the next two years. 00:01:30:23 - 00:01:31:11 Chorus Excellent. 00:01:31:11 - 00:01:32:19 Stephanie And you're here representing. 00:01:32:20 - 00:01:34:16 Chloe Fiona Oh, and I'm here representing Gen Z. 00:01:34:19 - 00:01:39:00 Chorus Yes. Yeah. Good. 00:01:39:02 - 00:01:44:00 Victoria So hi, everyone, Victoria, for the Millennials 00:01:44:02 - 00:01:44:15 Chorus Let's. 00:01:44:17 - 00:02:06:15 Victoria Let's have a bit more bubbles. I am, French originally, born and raised in New York City. And, what do I do? I am a trust and vulnerability coach. In the corporate space, and one on one and, yeah. 00:02:06:17 - 00:02:20:04 Shaniqua So, we are so happy to have you both here. And I am not rooting for Victoria because she's a millennial. I'm also rooting for them both. I'm not going to be biased, but I'm really happy to see millennial here in this. 00:02:20:06 - 00:02:20:11 Chorus So. 00:02:20:11 - 00:02:47:23 Shaniqua Today here, our finale is going to be with Millennials versus Gen Z. Let's get started. So really quickly here we have Social Justice. So think about any oh I guess like when and that has impacted society. Social Justice Generational Trauma. I think it's in the name. Yeah. 00:02:47:23 - 00:02:55:03 Chorus Yeah I got that. We're not kidding that. We're not kidding, Stan. I think we we get it here. 00:02:55:07 - 00:02:56:11 Shaniqua We we all been in therapy. 00:02:56:13 - 00:02:58:07 Chorus Yeah. Okay. All right. 00:02:58:09 - 00:03:15:10 Shaniqua So then How's the Weather? These are kind of, like, more like euphemisms. I, like, take place in work. So put your thinking caps at that one. Changemakers, individuals that have made an impact on our society. And then. Funtastic. This is just our quirky, fun little category. 00:03:15:16 - 00:03:16:04 Victoria Miscellaneous. 00:03:16:08 - 00:03:27:10 Stephanie One thing, one quick thing to note in the finale is we tried to really cover the the breadth of all generations, and that's, it's going to be, yeah, a little bit for everybody. 00:03:27:11 - 00:03:28:08 Chloe Fiona Nice. 00:03:28:10 - 00:03:30:01 Shaniqua So it's not just about us. 00:03:30:02 - 00:03:39:11 Stephanie So we'll we'll start with our traditional paper, rock scissors competition, establish your rules together and then start the game. 00:03:39:13 - 00:03:44:21 Chorus Establish the rules. Got it. And once you've said yes, then okay. 00:03:44:23 - 00:03:47:08 Stephanie This is a young person like we know. 00:03:47:10 - 00:03:50:03 Chorus Rock, paper scissors shoot. Rock paper. 00:03:50:03 - 00:03:50:09 Shaniqua Scissors. 00:03:50:09 - 00:03:58:20 Chorus Shoot. You're in touch. Rock paper scissors. Shoot. Okay, go. Okay, I'm getting the energy. 00:03:58:22 - 00:04:01:20 Stephanie Gen Z has taking it. 00:04:01:22 - 00:04:07:21 Shaniqua Well, we know who wants to win, so. Oh. Since we're getting ready for the kazoos, we're going to do a clap. Yeah, okay. All right. 00:04:07:23 - 00:04:08:19 Victoria Make sure. Not that I. 00:04:08:19 - 00:04:20:21 Stephanie Think I'm going to ask for this particular round that we, allow her to state the question. Yes. Before we clap and and said, I think that that will give some continuity to this round. 00:04:20:23 - 00:04:22:12 Victoria So finish the question. 00:04:22:14 - 00:04:28:16 Chorus Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So Chloe, where would you like to start? 00:04:28:18 - 00:04:30:05 Victoria This is the first one. 00:04:30:07 - 00:04:32:06 Chorus And, 00:04:32:08 - 00:04:38:22 Chloe Fiona Let's see. You know what? I'm not. So How's the Weather is like, corporate world, right? 00:04:39:00 - 00:04:40:02 Stephanie All right. Euphemisms. 00:04:40:07 - 00:04:49:16 Chloe Fiona Euphemisms. Okay, you know what? Let's do? How's the weather? Let's go for let's go for 20. 00:04:49:18 - 00:04:57:00 Shaniqua A usually awkward group introduction where everyone answers the same question. 00:04:57:02 - 00:05:03:21 Chorus Shaniqua sings Jeopardy timer... 00:05:03:22 - 00:05:05:23 Victoria What is an icebreaker? 00:05:06:01 - 00:05:15:02 Chorus Wrecked. Okay. Victory. Well, it's like, I mean, you got it. 00:05:15:04 - 00:05:18:07 Stephanie Where? It's like needles on the board. 00:05:18:08 - 00:05:24:03 Victoria Where do I want to go? Let's go. Oh, 30 social justice. 00:05:24:03 - 00:05:26:02 Chloe Fiona Oh, right. Right. 00:05:26:03 - 00:05:37:16 Shaniqua This class of rights protects individual's freedoms from the infringement of government, social organizations and private individuals. 00:05:37:18 - 00:05:39:16 Chorus Cheating to. 00:05:39:18 - 00:05:42:19 Shaniqua Think of, the 1960s. 00:05:42:21 - 00:05:51:12 Chorus Dee dee dee dee dee dee dee dee. Okay. Wait. 00:05:51:14 - 00:05:54:00 Chloe Fiona Can you repeat the question one more time? Verbally? 00:05:54:00 - 00:06:04:00 Shaniqua The class of rights protects individual freedoms from the infringement of governments, social organizations, and private individuals. 00:06:04:02 - 00:06:07:13 Chloe Fiona What is freedom? Rights? Freedom of Rights act? 00:06:07:15 - 00:06:11:06 Shaniqua No, no, this is, 1960s. 00:06:11:06 - 00:06:14:07 Stephanie And like, they've gone over time and had a lot of things. Yeah, I think we have to tell. 00:06:14:07 - 00:06:15:14 Chorus Them, you know. Yeah. 00:06:15:17 - 00:06:16:17 Shaniqua What are Civil Rights? 00:06:16:17 - 00:06:17:23 Chorus Oh, look. 00:06:18:01 - 00:06:19:05 Shaniqua And it's all in history. 00:06:19:05 - 00:06:37:08 Stephanie So this is really important. Social justice. You know, we wanted to throw on some things that we hope, you know, people will explore because, yeah, we've all kind of gotten away from understanding our own rights. Right. And it's not surprising. This is a hard question for everybody. Yeah. It really it was pretty simple. 00:06:37:08 - 00:06:41:02 Victoria Like the words were in their sentence. Yeah. Which is interesting. And I was like. 00:06:41:05 - 00:06:45:02 Shaniqua And civil rights are the impetus of your employee rights. 00:06:45:03 - 00:06:45:21 Chorus You know, your. 00:06:45:23 - 00:06:47:01 Shaniqua Rights as a citizen. 00:06:47:01 - 00:06:48:12 Chloe Fiona Absolutely. Being. 00:06:48:14 - 00:06:58:00 Chorus Absolutely. All right. So we go next. Yeah. I think it's great. Yeah. Okay. Let's do. 00:06:58:01 - 00:06:59:14 Victoria Generational trauma 20. 00:06:59:20 - 00:07:09:23 Shaniqua 20. Let's see. The US was involved in this cold War conflict for nearly 20 years amidst great protests and debate. 00:07:11:07 - 00:07:13:20 Victoria What is the Vietnam War? 00:07:13:22 - 00:07:16:07 Chorus ding ding ding perfect. 00:07:16:09 - 00:07:19:02 Victoria Got to honor grandpa. 00:07:19:04 - 00:07:20:11 Shaniqua Grandpa is going to be himself. 00:07:20:11 - 00:07:22:14 Chorus He got that? Yeah. 00:07:22:16 - 00:07:23:08 Shaniqua Where would you like to go? 00:07:23:08 - 00:07:27:03 Shaniqua Victoria? 00:07:27:05 - 00:07:31:00 Victoria Funtastic. 30. I'm, like, going across the word that. 00:07:31:02 - 00:07:37:19 Shaniqua This magical sport played on broomsticks was introduced in a very popular Y.A. book series. 00:07:37:21 - 00:07:39:22 Chloe Fiona What is Harry Potter. 00:07:40:00 - 00:07:41:08 Shaniqua This magical sport? 00:07:41:08 - 00:07:43:06 Victoria Oh, what is Quidditch? 00:07:43:08 - 00:07:47:19 Stephanie Okay, let's see. Official Quidditch logo. 00:07:47:21 - 00:07:51:04 Chorus Oh, really? That's the. 00:07:51:04 - 00:07:53:03 Shaniqua Game. Where would you like to move next? 00:07:53:06 - 00:08:00:08 Victoria Where would I like to meet? Let's go to Change Makers 20. 00:08:00:10 - 00:08:11:09 Shaniqua This Swedish Gen-Z activist is known for her bold stance on climate change, initiating a worldwide student strike of over 1.4 million people in 2018. 00:08:11:11 - 00:08:13:11 Victoria Greta Thunberg. 00:08:13:13 - 00:08:14:15 Shaniqua In the form of a question. 00:08:14:15 - 00:08:17:20 Victoria Please. Oh, what is the who is Greta Thunberg? 00:08:17:22 - 00:08:21:14 Shaniqua There she is. Hi, Greta. 00:08:21:16 - 00:08:22:02 Shaniqua Where would you. 00:08:22:02 - 00:08:23:20 Shaniqua Like to go? Victoria. 00:08:23:21 - 00:08:29:20 Victoria Thank you. For me. How's the weather? 30. 00:08:29:22 - 00:08:39:00 Shaniqua All right. There's still but foreboding anxiety right before something significant is about to happen. Like a layoff. 00:08:39:02 - 00:08:41:22 Chorus The ten. What is. 00:08:42:00 - 00:08:43:10 Chloe Fiona Suspension. 00:08:43:12 - 00:08:45:15 Stephanie Think about weather. Yeah. 00:08:45:17 - 00:08:47:13 Chloe Fiona Weather. 00:08:47:15 - 00:08:50:04 Stephanie It's a weather euphemism. Or. 00:08:50:06 - 00:08:52:05 Victoria What is depression? 00:08:52:07 - 00:08:53:14 Victoria I'm not okay. 00:08:53:15 - 00:08:57:22 Shaniqua We're both. We're all East Coast ladies. The calm before the 00:08:58:00 - 00:09:08:04 Chorus Oh, God. Haha, that was a good one. It's, I think I think I think we did get that slice. All right. Yeah, yeah. 00:09:08:06 - 00:09:09:00 Shaniqua I'll save that for later. 00:09:09:00 - 00:09:11:16 Chorus Okay? Okay. What do you like? Yeah. 00:09:11:17 - 00:09:15:22 Victoria Let's do. How's the weather at ten? I feel like I need to warm up to this category. 00:09:16:00 - 00:09:21:10 Shaniqua This occurs during collaboration as ideas are thrown out like lightning bolts. 00:09:21:12 - 00:09:24:02 Victoria What is brainstorming warmed up? 00:09:24:02 - 00:09:25:14 Shaniqua You did. 00:09:25:15 - 00:09:29:16 Chorus Yeah. There you go. Okay. Oh, gotta. 00:09:29:16 - 00:09:31:09 Stephanie Get to see on the board. 00:09:31:09 - 00:09:33:03 Shaniqua Just throwing Gen Z 00:09:35:01 - 00:09:37:01 Chloe Fiona I just I just can't answer the question. 00:09:37:03 - 00:09:38:20 Chorus I just got this, I got it. 00:09:39:01 - 00:09:43:03 Victoria Changemakers 30. 00:09:43:05 - 00:09:54:16 Shaniqua A winner of over 32 major titles and more than $50 million in awards, she is widely considered to be one of the greatest tennis players in the history. 00:09:54:18 - 00:09:57:10 Victoria Venus Williams. 00:09:57:12 - 00:09:59:04 Chorus No. 00:09:59:06 - 00:10:01:13 Victoria Oh, so then Serena. 00:10:01:15 - 00:10:04:21 Chorus Yeah. 00:10:04:23 - 00:10:07:22 Victoria I, I was like, it's one of the two sisters. 00:10:08:02 - 00:10:10:13 Stephanie I technically don't give you the points on it. 00:10:10:13 - 00:10:11:23 Shaniqua The Serena is. 00:10:11:23 - 00:10:14:07 Chorus The. Yeah I don't know. Yeah. That's true. 00:10:14:07 - 00:10:16:19 Shaniqua I'm surprised you remember Venus’ name. 00:10:16:21 - 00:10:19:00 Victoria Yeah. Victoria. Venus. 00:10:19:02 - 00:10:20:12 Chorus Yeah. Oh I know. 00:10:20:14 - 00:10:22:06 Victoria I know. To throw her some light. I can see. 00:10:22:06 - 00:10:24:10 Chorus That. Okay. 00:10:24:10 - 00:10:25:07 Shaniqua Where should we go? 00:10:25:12 - 00:10:27:21 Victoria Where should we go? 00:10:29:16 - 00:10:31:22 Victoria Generational trauma 30. 00:10:32:00 - 00:10:33:05 Shaniqua Chloe, I think you can get this one. 00:10:33:06 - 00:10:35:01 Chorus I don't know. Oh. 00:10:35:02 - 00:10:42:15 Shaniqua This tragic NASA event was witnessed in classrooms across America, devastating students and teachers. 00:10:42:17 - 00:10:44:22 Victoria What is Apollo 13? 00:10:45:00 - 00:10:50:12 Chorus Oh, they did, they did not. Oh, what is. 00:10:50:14 - 00:10:55:20 Chloe Fiona The meteor there was like that meteor that was coming towards the Earth. You remember that in like 2000 and. 00:10:55:20 - 00:10:58:00 Chorus 12. 00:10:58:02 - 00:11:13:16 Chloe Fiona And it was going to hit us? Or are you talking about the satellite that came on was crashing down from the US into the US like atmosphere, and it was going to cause a mass explosion? Or what is the solar sunflowers smell that happened to? 00:11:13:18 - 00:11:15:07 Shaniqua What is the Challenger Shuttle Disaster? 00:11:17:09 - 00:11:22:09 Stephanie This is definitely be something this is very Gen-X thing. Yeah, yeah. Gen-X kids. I 00:11:22:09 - 00:11:38:03 Stephanie They rolled TVs into every single room across the country. And Sally Ride is Rght up there. She was the first. She was a teacher. And so she was the first teacher to be going into space, which is why they had every student in the country watching this. 00:11:38:05 - 00:11:45:09 Stephanie And it launched, and then it exploded before our eyes. It's horrifying. And every person in that image was. 00:11:45:09 - 00:11:47:08 Chorus Killed we thought was a movie. 00:11:47:10 - 00:11:50:15 Stephanie Well, I'm sure they did make movies about it. Yeah, it seems like. 00:11:50:15 - 00:11:54:04 Shaniqua Why do they do that? Because they did that to us with 911. Like, why is a TV? Well, nine. 00:11:54:04 - 00:12:10:15 Stephanie 11 was different in the context that it was a tragedy that was occurring, that was being televised. So everybody stopped to watch it. This was different in that nobody knew it was. There. Was you. Yeah. Was an educational experience. Yeah. Nobody knew knew about tragedy. We were watching something exciting. 00:12:10:17 - 00:12:12:09 Victoria Like people like to watch the moon then, like. 00:12:12:09 - 00:12:14:10 Stephanie Yeah, like we were watching. It was supposed to wait. 00:12:14:10 - 00:12:14:20 Shaniqua What a. 00:12:14:22 - 00:12:15:21 Stephanie Celebration. 00:12:15:21 - 00:12:26:01 Shaniqua What I understand is, like, I don't see what you're saying, but with the statistics of, like, how often these things like blow up, I would not want to chance them. 00:12:26:01 - 00:12:44:07 Stephanie And it wasn't really. That's not how it was, you know, like it was a real big thing. And so we had a teacher going up and it was a woman as well. And so there was some real significance around it for our generation. So, yeah, you know, it was just being done for learning. 00:12:44:09 - 00:12:47:17 Shaniqua Victoria, you are next. 00:12:47:19 - 00:12:50:15 Victoria How's the weather? 40. 00:12:50:17 - 00:13:00:21 Shaniqua You might feel this icy sensation in your lower extremities right before a big event, making it difficult to walk on stage or down the aisle. 00:13:00:23 - 00:13:06:12 Chloe Fiona What is your pelvic floor? 00:13:06:14 - 00:13:10:00 Chorus Yeah, that's a that's a really feather. That's be the best question. 00:13:10:00 - 00:13:11:07 Stephanie The answer that we've had. 00:13:11:08 - 00:13:15:22 Chorus I mean, I had to, like, make the question. 00:13:16:00 - 00:13:17:11 Shaniqua What are we talking about? 00:13:17:12 - 00:13:21:14 Victoria I like how you thought lower extremities, but I only had the body. 00:13:21:16 - 00:13:26:03 Chorus Okay. Oh. Wait. Yes. 00:13:26:07 - 00:13:27:01 Stephanie Go ahead. 00:13:27:03 - 00:13:28:07 Victoria What is cold feet? 00:13:28:12 - 00:13:33:15 Chorus Yes. Oh. Yes yes, yes. That's it. 00:13:33:20 - 00:13:36:08 Shaniqua That's the one. 00:13:36:10 - 00:13:38:11 Chorus Part. What's the body part? 00:13:38:13 - 00:13:42:07 Stephanie I not really in extremity. Technically, though, we're more. 00:13:42:07 - 00:13:48:16 Chorus Core. 00:13:48:18 - 00:13:52:23 Victoria Let's do social justice. 20. 00:13:53:01 - 00:14:03:00 Shaniqua This Uber hot, caffeinated substance from a well-known fast food chain resulted in a lawsuit judgment that became a hot button for tort reform. 00:14:03:05 - 00:14:05:06 Chloe Fiona What is Starbucks. 00:14:05:08 - 00:14:07:09 Chorus Now? Oh. 00:14:07:10 - 00:14:09:16 Chloe Fiona What is McDonald's. 00:14:09:17 - 00:14:12:01 Chorus Oh wait I was going to okay. 00:14:12:03 - 00:14:15:09 Victoria What is Duncan Donuts. Oh McDonald's. 00:14:15:09 - 00:14:16:04 Chorus McDonald's coffee. 00:14:16:09 - 00:14:18:11 Stephanie How's this. I'm going to put her on the board with that. 00:14:18:11 - 00:14:20:11 Chorus Yeah I think so. 00:14:20:13 - 00:14:21:08 Shaniqua I think we should give. 00:14:21:08 - 00:14:23:19 Victoria That was McDonald's. Oh sorry I said Starbucks I thought. 00:14:23:19 - 00:14:26:14 Chloe Fiona So, yeah. Originally they've had a lawsuit. I remember what it was for. 00:14:26:14 - 00:14:28:03 Shaniqua McDonald's melted this. 00:14:28:05 - 00:14:34:14 Chloe Fiona Oh, yeah. Yeah. It was like third degree burns. Yeah. And then they had a law. Now about how hot coffee is when you like. 00:14:34:19 - 00:14:43:07 Stephanie I think they actually had a law at the time. Oh they weren't following. 00:14:43:09 - 00:14:52:02 Chorus No we've switched. Oh my gosh. Please. Yeah. Well, yeah. Just get a girl. Sure. Chloe. Let's do what's under. 00:14:52:02 - 00:14:53:08 Chloe Fiona Funtastic. 00:14:53:14 - 00:14:53:19 Chorus I have a. 00:14:53:19 - 00:14:55:19 Shaniqua Question for you. Miscellaneous. 00:14:55:21 - 00:14:56:12 Chloe Fiona Random. 00:14:56:12 - 00:15:03:06 Chorus Yeah, yeah, I like what you're like now. Yeah. Let's do. Yeah. 00:15:03:06 - 00:15:07:06 Chloe Fiona Generational trauma. 50. Let's. Yeah. 00:15:07:08 - 00:15:13:16 Shaniqua This rampant virus brought the world to a complete halt, stopping everything from graduations to weddings to funerals. 00:15:13:18 - 00:15:18:02 Chloe Fiona Chloe, what is, Covid 19? 00:15:18:04 - 00:15:22:05 Chorus You got it. Yeah. Okay. Where should. 00:15:22:05 - 00:15:23:16 Shaniqua We go next. 00:15:23:18 - 00:15:30:17 Chorus Let's do it. Let's. Let's do generational trauma 40. 00:15:30:19 - 00:15:37:23 Shaniqua This impending doomsday technology event had businesses scrambling to update computer systems. 00:15:38:00 - 00:15:41:19 Victoria Oh, my God, I don't know what it's called, but I know what it is. 00:15:41:20 - 00:15:44:23 Chloe Fiona Is it the technology itself or. 00:15:45:01 - 00:15:45:19 Stephanie It was the event? 00:15:45:19 - 00:15:47:20 Shaniqua Yeah, the event. We called it. 00:15:47:20 - 00:15:48:12 Chorus This. 00:15:48:13 - 00:15:50:19 Stephanie You've actually already said it. 00:15:50:21 - 00:15:55:16 Chorus Today. Dude, dude, what is this? Can you read. 00:15:55:16 - 00:15:56:13 Chloe Fiona The question one more time? 00:15:56:16 - 00:16:08:00 Shaniqua This impending doomsday technology event had a business, had businesses scrambling to update computer systems. To be fair, it happened on a particular year's. Like New Year's. 00:16:08:03 - 00:16:09:13 Victoria Yeah, it was 1999. 00:16:10:05 - 00:16:11:02 Shaniqua Yeah. What is it. 00:16:11:04 - 00:16:16:08 Victoria Because you had to update the system so that you could go to 2000s and have the numbers. So don't know what it's called. 00:16:16:08 - 00:16:18:02 Chorus Well yeah I can tell you what. 00:16:18:05 - 00:16:19:02 Stephanie I don't know the. 00:16:19:02 - 00:16:23:01 Chorus Answer. Oh Y2K!! Dang it. 00:16:23:03 - 00:16:27:13 Stephanie Yeah I told you like you've already given the answer. You follow the fast fashion. You follow the. 00:16:27:13 - 00:16:28:18 Chorus Fashion. Follow the flash. 00:16:28:19 - 00:16:30:14 Stephanie See, now you can learn about the event. 00:16:30:14 - 00:16:32:16 Chloe Fiona Yes. I had no idea that there's a. 00:16:32:16 - 00:16:36:04 Shaniqua Why did we dress that way? Why do we dress futuristic in metallic. 00:16:36:04 - 00:16:37:15 Chloe Fiona I did no. Okay. No, no. There you. 00:16:37:15 - 00:16:42:04 Shaniqua Go. Yeah. All right. Chloe, 00:16:42:06 - 00:16:44:22 Chloe Fiona Let's do what is generational trauma. Ten 00:16:44:22 - 00:16:46:00 Chorus Okay. 00:16:46:02 - 00:16:52:08 Shaniqua This stateside attack was captured on television and changed our approach to security and travel. 00:16:52:10 - 00:16:54:22 Victoria Victoria, what is 911? Yeah. 00:16:55:00 - 00:17:00:00 Shaniqua What is 911? There we go. Victoria is back in your world. 00:17:00:02 - 00:17:06:03 Victoria Back in my world. Let's go to changemakers 40. 00:17:06:05 - 00:17:16:02 Shaniqua This American rapper revolutionized hip hop music in middle America, going on to become one of the world's best selling artists. 00:17:16:04 - 00:17:18:20 Chloe Fiona What is Kanye West? 00:17:18:22 - 00:17:19:23 Stephanie It would be who? And that's. 00:17:20:00 - 00:17:23:16 Chorus Oh, who is the right? Okay. I. 00:17:23:16 - 00:17:25:03 Victoria Was gonna say, who is Jay-Z? 00:17:25:05 - 00:17:28:10 Shaniqua Now? I do you want to say, for the record, I did not. 00:17:28:12 - 00:17:28:19 Chorus Know. 00:17:28:20 - 00:17:30:23 Shaniqua This question for my community out there. 00:17:30:23 - 00:17:36:04 Chorus I'm not. I'm not a, like, rap. 00:17:36:06 - 00:17:38:22 Victoria Fanatic, but I would like you to remember where they're from. 00:17:38:22 - 00:17:39:07 Chorus Yeah. 00:17:39:13 - 00:17:40:12 Shaniqua It is on you Victoria 00:17:40:12 - 00:17:41:10 Chorus Yeah. 00:17:41:12 - 00:17:43:08 Victoria Let's go. Change makers 50. 00:17:43:12 - 00:17:45:13 Shaniqua 50. Oh, you are in there. 00:17:45:13 - 00:17:46:01 Chorus Yeah. 00:17:46:03 - 00:17:54:08 Shaniqua This entrepreneur transformed our shopping habits with the creation of an online bookstore that became a global tech giant. 00:17:54:10 - 00:17:54:22 Victoria Who is Jeff. Bezos? 00:17:54:22 - 00:17:59:21 Shaniqua Oh, my gosh. Really? Yeah. 00:17:59:23 - 00:18:01:11 Chorus Okay. 00:18:01:13 - 00:18:04:09 Victoria Let's go 50. Fantastic. 00:18:04:10 - 00:18:15:13 Shaniqua Funtastic. This colorful building toy has inspired countless imaginative creations and is even and even its own movie franchise. 00:18:15:15 - 00:18:17:15 Chloe Fiona What is, Legos? 00:18:17:17 - 00:18:18:12 Chorus Yeah. 00:18:18:14 - 00:18:20:15 Shaniqua Everything is awesome. 00:18:20:17 - 00:18:25:10 Chorus Chloe. Let's do. 00:18:25:12 - 00:18:28:15 Chloe Fiona Let's do a Funtastic 40. 00:18:28:17 - 00:18:41:15 Shaniqua Bombastic, fantastic. This multiplayer game where players complete tasks on a spaceship while avoiding an imposter, became a massive hit. 00:18:41:16 - 00:18:44:13 Victoria No one gamers in the room. 00:18:44:15 - 00:18:47:05 Chorus Do day to day. There's a. 00:18:47:05 - 00:18:52:14 Stephanie I'll tell you, I knew so little about this answering question that I don't even know if the graphic I picked is the right one. 00:18:52:16 - 00:18:56:02 Chorus Like it's oh wait. 00:18:56:02 - 00:19:02:15 Chloe Fiona Is it the one that's like on that machine? And it's like a silver spaceship and it's shooting red bullets? 00:19:02:17 - 00:19:03:12 Chorus No. 00:19:03:14 - 00:19:05:18 Chloe Fiona It's not that way. You know, it's like, yeah, it's like an arcade. 00:19:05:18 - 00:19:06:07 Chorus Yeah, yeah. 00:19:06:08 - 00:19:06:21 Chloe Fiona No. 00:19:06:23 - 00:19:09:00 Shaniqua I will give. 00:19:09:02 - 00:19:13:15 Chorus I guess. Is that the right one? You can use. 00:19:13:19 - 00:19:14:10 Shaniqua Yeah, I mean. 00:19:14:10 - 00:19:15:00 Chorus This that's. 00:19:15:00 - 00:19:19:22 Stephanie What I came up. I mean like. Yeah. Yeah, that was, it was that and a whole bunch of, like, weird British stuff that. 00:19:19:23 - 00:19:23:04 Chorus This is anything about. So. Yeah. Yeah, that is, 00:19:23:06 - 00:19:31:06 Shaniqua Yeah, it looks good. It looks good. What do you guys. We did not get that one, so I think it's still on. 00:19:31:06 - 00:19:34:21 Chorus Chloe. Yeah. No, it's on those. Okay. Oh, okay. 00:19:34:23 - 00:19:38:04 Chloe Fiona What is a Steve? Fantastic 20. 00:19:38:06 - 00:19:45:15 Shaniqua This arcade game featuring a yellow character gobbling up dots became a cultural icon. Rock paper scissors. 00:19:45:17 - 00:19:46:01 Chorus Yeah. 00:19:46:06 - 00:19:49:07 Chloe Fiona Rock paper scissors shoot. Rock paper scissors shoot. 00:19:49:09 - 00:19:53:19 Chorus Rock paper scissors. Shoot. Oh! Come on. 00:19:53:21 - 00:19:54:22 Chloe Fiona What is Pac-Man? 00:19:55:00 - 00:19:56:14 Chorus Oh. 00:19:56:16 - 00:19:59:09 Shaniqua Yeah. I think you're really good at rock, paper, scissors. 00:19:59:12 - 00:20:02:22 Chorus And it's, I don't know. 00:20:03:01 - 00:20:03:16 Stephanie What was the score. 00:20:03:16 - 00:20:05:04 Shaniqua Point on the one? It was 20. Okay. 00:20:05:09 - 00:20:09:13 Chloe Fiona It's just luck with rock, paper, scissors. I just say it in my head. 00:20:09:13 - 00:20:10:15 Stephanie There's energy there. 00:20:10:20 - 00:20:11:20 Chorus Yeah. 00:20:11:22 - 00:20:13:23 Chloe Fiona There's the. It's random, though, I swear. 00:20:14:01 - 00:20:18:03 Shaniqua Random energy. Where would you like to travel next? 00:20:18:05 - 00:20:20:17 Chloe Fiona You know. 00:20:20:19 - 00:20:21:07 Chorus Let's do. 00:20:21:07 - 00:20:22:02 Chloe Fiona Social justice. 00:20:22:02 - 00:20:25:09 Chorus 50, 00:20:25:11 - 00:20:35:04 Shaniqua Something the whole world has done at least twice. That is currently happening in multiple locations around the world that we should all hope to avoid. 00:20:35:06 - 00:20:37:13 Chloe Fiona What is recession? 00:20:37:15 - 00:20:38:19 Shaniqua Yeah, I would like that too. 00:20:38:19 - 00:20:40:15 Stephanie Yeah, that would be great. But no, that's not. 00:20:40:15 - 00:20:42:09 Chorus Yeah. 00:20:42:10 - 00:20:47:11 Victoria Oh. What is global warming now. 00:20:47:14 - 00:20:47:21 Chorus Oh that. 00:20:47:21 - 00:20:49:05 Shaniqua Would that. That's a good one. 00:20:49:09 - 00:20:49:15 Chorus Good. 00:20:49:18 - 00:20:50:13 Shaniqua What is war. 00:20:50:13 - 00:20:53:11 Victoria Oh oh is not to say genocide. 00:20:53:13 - 00:20:55:14 Stephanie Yeah. We've got two world wars okay. 00:20:55:14 - 00:20:59:18 Chorus Yeah yeah we all of your response. Yeah. Yeah. 00:20:59:20 - 00:21:01:05 Stephanie We should avoid all this. 00:21:01:07 - 00:21:08:14 Chorus Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. We should avoid all, clearly. What is. 00:21:08:14 - 00:21:11:16 Chloe Fiona Social justice 40. 00:21:11:18 - 00:21:19:11 Shaniqua These are represented by geographical areas where there is little or no access to healthy, affordable food options. 00:21:19:13 - 00:21:21:19 Victoria What is a food desert? 00:21:21:21 - 00:21:24:17 Chloe Fiona Correct. I actually don't know what that is. Can someone explain? 00:21:24:22 - 00:21:28:13 Stephanie It's good. Go back to the question. I think if you go backward. 00:21:28:13 - 00:21:28:21 Chloe Fiona In more. 00:21:28:21 - 00:21:29:14 Shaniqua Detail. 00:21:29:16 - 00:21:31:06 Stephanie It'll show the question again. 00:21:31:08 - 00:21:35:17 Shaniqua So where you don't have like access to like food. 00:21:35:21 - 00:21:39:01 Chorus Oops. Is what I just said. 00:21:39:03 - 00:21:50:04 Shaniqua Okay. Like areas of communities are possibly traditionally redlined. They do not have like access to like, healthy foods, like vegetables. They typically have more of like the junk foods, like chips. 00:21:50:08 - 00:22:11:07 Stephanie Yeah. It's it it's also like it has to do with being within a certain mile radius and not having a vehicle. So there's like there's several things that well, like designate an area as a food desert where it's like the population doesn't have a vehicle they can't transport. And then there are no food options in that area. So that's. 00:22:11:11 - 00:22:11:17 Chloe Fiona Thank. 00:22:11:17 - 00:22:13:14 Chorus You. 00:22:13:16 - 00:22:17:11 Shaniqua Where would you like to go next? 00:22:17:13 - 00:22:21:05 Victoria Let's do how's the weather? 50. 00:22:21:07 - 00:22:26:04 Shaniqua This weather event means no new employees for a while. 00:22:26:06 - 00:22:28:06 Victoria What is a hiring freeze? 00:22:28:08 - 00:22:30:08 Chorus Correct. 00:22:30:10 - 00:22:36:23 Shaniqua Victoria, we have three questions remaining and three options. 00:22:37:01 - 00:22:41:08 Victoria Let's go to, Funtastic. I was about to say it. 00:22:41:10 - 00:22:50:19 Shaniqua All right. This classic TV show from the 1960s feature a group of castaways on a deserted island, leading to many humorous adventures. 00:22:50:21 - 00:22:54:21 Chloe Fiona Was it what is lost now? But that wasn't that long ago. 00:22:54:23 - 00:22:57:16 Stephanie Yeah, that was awesome, though. Beautiful. 00:22:57:18 - 00:23:04:03 Chorus Yeah, I think it goes with the disc. That's a that's a millennial. I know, it's awesome. 00:23:04:05 - 00:23:05:19 Victoria No I don't I'm gonna. 00:23:06:01 - 00:23:08:15 Shaniqua What is Gilligan's Island? Oh. 00:23:08:17 - 00:23:09:22 Chloe Fiona They have some intense scenes. 00:23:09:23 - 00:23:14:15 Stephanie I feel like I found a really cute picture of Gilligan. They're like, that was built on these little creepy. 00:23:14:17 - 00:23:15:08 Chorus Like. 00:23:15:10 - 00:23:18:02 Shaniqua What would you like to get an. Excuse me? Just have a few more minutes. 00:23:18:02 - 00:23:19:15 Victoria Changemakers. 00:23:19:17 - 00:23:29:18 Shaniqua Okay. This innovative boomer made the apple ubiquitous. So, so much so that you may have one in your pocket. 00:23:29:20 - 00:23:31:12 Chloe Fiona Was it Steve Jobs? 00:23:31:14 - 00:23:34:06 Chorus Yes. 00:23:34:08 - 00:23:43:13 Shaniqua All right, Chloe, social justice content. Be sure to think before you speak or you may be next in this form of social exile. 00:23:43:15 - 00:23:45:08 Victoria Cancel. What is cancel culture. 00:23:45:10 - 00:23:47:03 Chorus Ding ding ding ding ding. 00:23:47:05 - 00:24:01:08 Stephanie And we have a winner. Millennials are coming out on top as the generation that's in the most jeopardy. No, I'm just. 00:24:01:10 - 00:24:03:09 Chorus Congratulations. Thank you. 00:24:03:12 - 00:24:07:22 Victoria Yeah, we're stuck in the middle. 00:24:08:00 - 00:24:09:01 Chorus Well. 00:24:09:03 - 00:24:16:15 Shaniqua We're going to celebrate Victoria a little bit more. So we'll take a quick break, a quick commercial break, and we'll be back soon. 00:24:16:17 - 00:24:36:08 Stephanie Thanks, everybody. We're back with the final wrap on our Generation Jeopardy series. And before we, award our winner, we want to make sure that Chloe gets her participation. Thank you. 00:24:36:10 - 00:24:39:17 Chorus Thank you, thank you. Yeah. I really appreciate Chloe. 00:24:39:17 - 00:24:54:01 Stephanie Showing up for Gen Z. Really represented well, and that was great. And for our Millennial Winner, Victoria, you your participation, certificate is, actually says winner on it. 00:24:54:02 - 00:24:57:10 Chorus Yeah, it’s framed... Oh, my God. 00:24:57:12 - 00:24:58:21 Shaniqua Everyone was a participator. 00:24:59:00 - 00:24:59:09 Chorus And you think. 00:24:59:09 - 00:25:00:06 Shaniqua You were the winner? 00:25:00:09 - 00:25:01:23 Stephanie You were the winner, right? 00:25:01:23 - 00:25:04:13 Victoria That's my first Jeopardy. I think I need to start a career. 00:25:04:13 - 00:25:06:20 Chorus Yeah. 00:25:06:22 - 00:25:14:14 Shaniqua I will say that you were very calm, cool and collected in the final, so I think that is that. Was that your secret going into this? 00:25:14:16 - 00:25:21:17 Victoria No, I think, I have a very interesting, like, competitive, aspect, which I'm very silent and quiet. 00:25:22:08 - 00:25:34:09 Victoria And then like with Ted, initially was like I was very quiet and I was like, okay, then something clicks that I need to move on to the next. So yeah, I just like stay very like focused. 00:25:34:10 - 00:25:40:04 Shaniqua It showed and it paid off. Congratulations, Victoria. I'm so happy that you held down the millennials. 00:25:40:06 - 00:25:43:17 Stephanie I know that Sydney was really, really excited for her generation, right? 00:25:43:20 - 00:25:47:16 Shaniqua Yeah, I was busy the entire time. I knew you. 00:25:47:16 - 00:25:48:13 Chorus Could. 00:25:48:15 - 00:25:50:09 Chloe Fiona Think you're related. 00:25:50:11 - 00:26:09:22 Shaniqua You played it for sure. So I got started with Chloe. As a Gen Z, what was your experience like participating in generational jeopardy? Having a chance to meet with, Ted, our baby boomer participant, playing against, er, the Gen Xer and even Victoria millennial. 00:26:09:23 - 00:26:31:08 Chloe Fiona I thought that it was a fun, well-rounded experience. I like meeting new people. And so I think it was, like, really fun experiencing everyone's energy is in the space. They're all very different, including myself. But I think that, like, helps, like, you know, I don't know, sharing a community within a space that, like, has different energies and like creating a collective. 00:26:31:08 - 00:26:37:08 Chloe Fiona So I feel like a collective was formed here and I just enjoyed the energy. And I fed off of it a lot. 00:26:37:10 - 00:26:38:07 Chorus So. 00:26:38:09 - 00:26:40:11 Stephanie And you fed it a lot. Yeah. 00:26:40:12 - 00:26:41:10 Chorus I love that. 00:26:41:12 - 00:26:44:10 Chloe Fiona So yeah, it was a fun community based activity. 00:26:44:12 - 00:26:46:12 Chorus What about you, Victoria? 00:26:46:14 - 00:27:16:15 Victoria I, I just really enjoyed getting out of my comfort zone in, like, so many ways, one being on a podcast to playing jeopardy, where, you know, it's not it's not a game. I've watched growing up like I've heard about it and and also like, I just love, as you said, like getting to meet new people. And I think adding the general generational aspect, like Ted or you, we'd probably like not crossed paths so easily in our day to day just because of like the where we live and the realms we work in. 00:27:16:15 - 00:27:21:05 Victoria So I always like that kind of forcing function. 00:27:21:07 - 00:27:31:12 Stephanie I'm curious for each of you, did either one of you and you can each answer it like learned something that you didn't know or something that surprised you about another generation? 00:27:31:12 - 00:27:42:19 Chloe Fiona Oh yeah. When we were going through the corporate terms, I have never been in a corporate field or like when the hiring process is done or like the what was it called? Where's the whether. 00:27:42:21 - 00:27:43:13 Chorus There's one. 00:27:43:13 - 00:27:44:03 Shaniqua Other. 00:27:44:05 - 00:28:03:20 Chloe Fiona Yeah. Never never experiences terms never really experience like that in an environment. And so it was just really cool to like I don't know I kind of like learned about like what all those terms were a little bit, and I feel like I do engage in that in my field of work, but also just not not as much. 00:28:03:22 - 00:28:18:00 Chloe Fiona So yeah, that was pretty cool. Also, it's like, I feel like my generation, I remember faces, I don't know if it's a me thing, but I remember faces, but I don't remember names. Someone like we were doing the people section. I was like, oh yeah, I know who this are on TV, don't name. 00:28:18:02 - 00:28:20:17 Chorus I yeah, I. 00:28:20:18 - 00:28:22:19 Chloe Fiona So yeah. 00:28:22:21 - 00:28:24:02 Shaniqua Face identifier. 00:28:24:02 - 00:28:26:09 Chloe Fiona Face identifier. 00:28:26:11 - 00:28:27:00 Chorus Names. 00:28:27:00 - 00:28:27:18 Chloe Fiona Now. 00:28:27:19 - 00:28:30:09 Shaniqua What about you Victoria? What do you think would you learn? 00:28:30:14 - 00:29:02:21 Victoria I think for me, well, like, I've known this, being like, bi- national, like the. I mentioned it before, like the culture aspect of, like, there's stuff that's very like US-based and having grown up in, like, in the US with a French household, there's like things that I are like blind spots just because of, like when I was born and where I was raised in, like, for example, the, the challenger, incident, like, those are things that have marked the history of the US, but same thing like the civil rights. 00:29:02:21 - 00:29:24:07 Victoria And so I think there's like what I liked about it was like the remembering of things that mark the American culture and for me, have probably started at like 911, because that's when I was a kid. But there's been things before that influence, like people that we meet in our day to day, and also influence like politics today, and decisions. 00:29:24:07 - 00:29:28:10 Victoria So I think that's a place where I'd be curious to kind of go explore a bit more. 00:29:28:15 - 00:29:30:08 Stephanie Oh, you got the Vietnam answer then? 00:29:30:08 - 00:29:30:17 Chorus Yeah. 00:29:30:17 - 00:29:33:04 Victoria Yeah. Well, my grandfather. 00:29:33:06 - 00:29:36:13 Chorus Was in that war, so, it's. 00:29:36:15 - 00:29:38:01 Victoria A it's a, it's a war that. 00:29:38:03 - 00:29:46:05 Stephanie Crosses over and that really emphasizes what you're saying, though. It's like it was a part of our history and your history. So that crossover is really interesting. 00:29:46:05 - 00:29:46:18 Chorus Yeah. 00:29:46:20 - 00:30:03:05 Shaniqua Like, what do you find is like a commonality, like if you had two maybe like three commonalities, that you like, found, between like generations that you may have not seen before today. 00:30:04:05 - 00:30:34:22 Victoria Commonalities, I think. I don't know if it's like, also the people that are here, but I'd say that there's always, like, this desire to connect. There's a, like the curiosity of, like, learning more or learning about a new person. And then I think everyone was also really humble, and just being humble to like, know what you know, because it's the road you work, you like function in or what you're used to talking about. 00:30:34:22 - 00:30:40:03 Victoria And then there's the other stuff that can complete that picture. 00:30:40:05 - 00:30:41:04 Chorus Yeah, yeah. 00:30:41:06 - 00:30:42:07 Shaniqua What about you, Chloe? 00:30:42:13 - 00:31:04:16 Chloe Fiona Yeah, I feel like this found I learned a lot more. And, like, I didn't know the answers to a lot of the questions, but also, I learned at the same time. And I don't know that I don't think that's necessarily, like, just a generational thing. I think that's just also an aspect of, like, me and my engagement in how I live my life and my day to day world. 00:31:04:18 - 00:31:25:00 Chloe Fiona But also it's important to like, acknowledge to those things that were topics of discussion, like frickin like what civil rights. Like hello, let's win that. Because yeah, I was like, I don't know. But it's like, that's something like that's important to always emphasize and remember. And I just I didn't. Yeah. Well. 00:31:25:00 - 00:31:30:06 Shaniqua Like, what did you feel that you found like you had in common with maybe, 00:31:30:08 - 00:31:31:16 Chorus You. 00:31:31:18 - 00:31:40:03 Shaniqua Connected with Ed from Gen-X, with Victoria from millennials. Like, did you find any commonalities with them or other generations? 00:31:41:02 - 00:32:10:21 Chloe Fiona I think commonality is I don't I'm a I'm a human that values are all different. But I think commonality is experience wise. Everyone kind of like has experience the same thing. Like we all experience life pretty much like similarly, it's just based around like how we grew up individually. And so yeah, there were things that Ed knew that were from my generation that I didn't know. 00:32:10:23 - 00:32:13:05 Chorus Like the thumbs up. 00:32:13:07 - 00:32:17:19 Chloe Fiona I never use a thumbs up. I'm always a laughing emoji. Or like the two pink hearts. 00:32:17:21 - 00:32:19:07 Chorus That's my that's my. 00:32:19:07 - 00:32:21:23 Chloe Fiona Go to, So, yeah. 00:32:22:01 - 00:32:40:06 Stephanie But I'm like, that's because the older generations were always going out and looking up and going, how are they using emojis to talk? Because we don't want to offend somebody or yeah, like I don't want to like send an emoji thing and like be like hitting on someone and not realize it because I put fruit out there like I. 00:32:40:08 - 00:32:41:17 Stephanie Like I just like peaches. I don't. 00:32:41:17 - 00:32:46:02 Chorus Know, I don't know. Oh, oh my gosh. 00:32:46:04 - 00:32:48:19 Shaniqua The three droplets, like I just really thought they were juicy this. 00:32:48:19 - 00:32:50:10 Chorus Season I know. Yeah. 00:32:50:12 - 00:33:01:12 Stephanie So in some ways we might be learning more about it in the context or actively like seeking it out, you know? Or like what does it mean? You know? And for you, it's just sort of the snapshot like you're like, I don't even use that. You know, it's like, not. 00:33:01:12 - 00:33:04:10 Chorus Even on my radar. 00:33:04:12 - 00:33:24:04 Chloe Fiona Like the music section, they're from all different generations, but like, I knew more so of, like what was going on at that. And so I like music a lot. I think it's just all our own individualities and like we were discussing earlier, like, it's like everyone wants to blame each generation, but it's not necessarily the generation itself. 00:33:24:06 - 00:33:37:17 Chloe Fiona Which is why I kind of like to put, intergenerational trauma as, like one of the options for, like, the questions that like, really tied in after the first, jeopardy thing. So I appreciate that you guys did that. 00:33:37:19 - 00:33:38:02 Chorus So. 00:33:38:04 - 00:33:38:18 Chloe Fiona Knowledgeable. 00:33:38:23 - 00:33:46:06 Victoria I wanted to add something because, like, talking to you just briefly, one thing that I didn't notice, though, it was in the use of words between. 00:33:46:08 - 00:33:48:00 Chorus Well, 00:33:48:02 - 00:34:16:08 Victoria Ted, who was a baby boomer, was you use a lot of words around, like, mental health, energy, all these like, I'm going to say psychological principles, like you were telling me about your thesis. And I think, like, that's a part that I recognize in in the next generation, because I think, like, as a millennial, we're we're the generation that has started to go to therapy and like done some self introspection work, which was not seen was taboo beforehand. 00:34:16:10 - 00:34:32:03 Victoria And so that's, I would say a commonality that I had a completely different discussion with Ted and was probably not a topic we would touch upon, like right from the get go maybe. Yeah. You know. Yeah. So yeah, there's definitely there's more openness to like, oh, how do we connect as humans? And yeah. 00:34:32:05 - 00:34:58:10 Stephanie I think also and this is just a perspective of, yeah, it's like I think women in general, even in older generations, began to go to therapy long before men could even say the word because they were just so conditioned and we're not even allowed to. And what it meant to a man generationally in a Boomer era, even for Gen X to acknowledge a mental health issue was extremely stigmatizing. 00:34:58:10 - 00:35:28:10 Stephanie Whereas women, we had a little bit more flex because we were seen as emotional. And so therefore there was. Yeah. And you know, good, bad or indifferent. We went to therapy, right. We started to heal ourselves. And what I see in the younger generations, for me, that I find is so compelling and hope and, and hopeful inspiring is, is that men and women are both looking at mental health, that it is a more unified conversation and that that trickles upwards. 00:35:28:13 - 00:35:45:21 Stephanie And I think that that's something we talk a lot about, what trickles down. But this is something very, very important and powerful that is trickling upwards. And we are seeing, you know, like when we see somebody like Simone Biles, you know, step out of an Olympic position for her mental health and be there to support her team. 00:35:45:23 - 00:36:07:10 Stephanie And there were a lot of like older generation people that really call that out and didn't understand it because it went so against what they were conditioned and taught. But now we see her showing back up like just on top of the world, and we see the benefit of making that choice. And she's teaching all of us by, you know, and I'm just picking on that because, you know, the Olympics are coming up. 00:36:07:10 - 00:36:15:01 Stephanie Oh yeah. And lI freakin love Simone, right. Like but in general, I think that that's something that's really important. You know, what's happening in the younger generations. Yeah. 00:36:15:03 - 00:36:34:05 Chloe Fiona And women I like that you brought up, man, because there's this book that I've been reading. I don't remember the full name, but it's by Bell Hooks, and I hundred percent recommend it. It's recently came out, before she died. And so it's called How to Change, man. And then, like, forgot, there. 00:36:34:05 - 00:36:35:02 Stephanie Will literally be. 00:36:35:02 - 00:36:36:05 Victoria Is it the will to change? 00:36:36:05 - 00:36:36:22 Chorus Yeah. 00:36:37:00 - 00:37:00:04 Chloe Fiona Yeah. The Will to Change Men. And it's a really good book. And it talks about how we all have. And we've had this discussion too, in our walks where it's like, we all have masculine and feminine energies. And so the book talks about like men engaging more in like the their feminine energies and like their emotional emotions and just like experiencing expression and why they don't. 00:37:00:06 - 00:37:06:08 Chloe Fiona Yeah. Based upon society and how is the society we can help foster and nurture men expressing emotions more? 00:37:06:11 - 00:37:08:20 Stephanie It's really important. Yeah, it's really critical. 00:37:08:22 - 00:37:09:17 Chorus Yeah. 00:37:09:19 - 00:37:35:13 Stephanie First of all, this has been fantastic. And y'all's participation has been amazing. Everybody's participation in this has been amazing. And I guess if we can just go and do a quick wrap on takeaways from your whole experience, not not just the show itself, but just from the whole experience, you've got like one key thing that you're going to take away from you, or maybe you're going to go research or something that just got you very curious, like, what would that be? 00:37:35:15 - 00:37:37:04 Stephanie I think we'll start with our winner. 00:37:37:09 - 00:37:42:16 Chorus Oh, pressure. Okay. 00:37:42:18 - 00:37:44:12 Victoria Key takeaway. 00:37:44:14 - 00:37:45:05 Chorus I think this is going. 00:37:45:05 - 00:38:04:20 Victoria To be more personal. But definitely the to take away is like trusting myself, because, yeah, I think it was like, this was there was a lot of newness, and I think it was it was just being in this moment was really incredible. 00:38:04:20 - 00:38:05:22 Chorus Yeah. 00:38:06:00 - 00:38:29:21 Victoria And getting to meet just new people and, and meet you too, in person. So, yeah, I think that's the end. Like, trusting, like what I know and what I don't know. Because there were just, as you said, like there's some categories where because of our interest or something in our life we know more of and others, it's just like you don't, and it's okay. 00:38:29:23 - 00:38:37:07 Victoria But definitely. Yeah, I will look more into the history of the US, even though I did study it in high school. But there's some more things too. 00:38:37:07 - 00:38:38:04 Shaniqua You can always brush. 00:38:38:04 - 00:38:39:04 Chorus Up on it. Yeah, yeah. 00:38:39:08 - 00:38:40:23 Victoria I need to brush up. 00:38:41:01 - 00:38:43:09 Chorus What about you, Chloe? 00:38:43:11 - 00:39:04:19 Chloe Fiona I think I think I mentioned a little earlier some takeaways from today, but I think something really important is, like, before I came into this space with Ed, I came in and I saw him and a part of me who was, like, really nervous to engage. I don't know why I when I see an older white male, I'm like, like. 00:39:04:19 - 00:39:24:06 Chloe Fiona And so I made the initial step to, like, introduce myself and talk to him and get to know him about his life, where he's from, his work, his job, and I don't think I would ever usually walk up to a Gen Xer or even a Boomer and just like, randomly talk about their life, especially like a male, a woman. 00:39:24:06 - 00:39:43:09 Chloe Fiona Yeah. But, that was something that felt really nice to do and like, get to know somebody on like, a personal level right before a show to where, like, you're going to be like, head on and like, create like a human to human connection. And I feel like that's something that should be done a lot more, especially like in the dance world where you're going into like, what's it? 00:39:43:14 - 00:39:51:23 Chloe Fiona I don't even know. It's called. Where are you going to, a room. And like, you're trying to get, like, a part in, like, a show or something. We don't like an audition. Audition? Thank you. 00:39:51:23 - 00:39:54:03 Chorus I don't know why I it it's okay, it's okay. But like. 00:39:54:03 - 00:40:11:21 Chloe Fiona In an audition, it's like. It's like, this is my space. Stay away from me. Don't talk to me. And so it felt less of that here in the space. And so as a dancer, I tend to go into things with that mindset of like, I am here and I'm direct. And so in this case, it was more like as a collective. 00:40:11:21 - 00:40:18:00 Chloe Fiona And it felt really nice that I was able to make that initiative on my own. And yeah. 00:40:18:02 - 00:40:19:04 Chorus So I think. 00:40:19:04 - 00:40:47:01 Shaniqua That's wonderful. To end with my takeaway, I, I feel that there's opportunity for intergenerational relationships and it looks like from what you guys have exhibited, that you also want intergenerational relationships. So I'm happy to see that, it was really nice to see everyone interacting. What you just said, Chloe, about connecting with Ed before. 00:40:47:02 - 00:41:02:04 Shaniqua Yeah. Going out of your comfort zone, I think we all can do that. Maybe charging ourselves individually to be the change that we want to see in our generations. And it's been really nice to see you and Ted just chatting it up. After. 00:41:02:04 - 00:41:05:13 Victoria We almost grab lunch. Had it not to come back. 00:41:05:14 - 00:41:20:19 Shaniqua That is so awesome. I love hearing that. And I think that we're, We are challenging what is being said about the divisiveness in generations, because we're proving with this show that there's more inclusion, then divide, then division. So thank y'all. 00:41:20:21 - 00:41:25:09 Stephanie My key takeaway is I want to throw more across generational parties. Period. Okay. 00:41:29:04 - 00:41:30:15 Stephanie That's that I just I just. 00:41:30:16 - 00:41:31:16 Victoria You know, fun. I feel. 00:41:31:16 - 00:41:34:11 Stephanie Like if we are more intentional. 00:41:34:13 - 00:41:35:09 Chorus About. 00:41:35:10 - 00:41:52:06 Stephanie Seeking out these relationships and being just weren't consciously open about the people that are around us. And, you know, this has been, for me, a great experience. I've enjoyed meeting, you know, both of your loved I of course, I know, but I love meeting Ted as well. 00:41:52:06 - 00:41:55:17 Chorus I just have met. 00:41:55:19 - 00:42:09:06 Stephanie So. Yeah, this is my my my takeaway is just more of this. Let's really, we just need more of that connection and and that everybody express that need for connection, period. 00:42:09:08 - 00:42:09:16 Chorus Yeah. 00:42:09:18 - 00:42:19:23 Stephanie Just, you know, I think just in general, not just with other generations, but probably even with themselves, you know, like we get so pulled apart. So this was joyful for me. 00:42:20:00 - 00:42:21:21 Chorus I think so. To. 00:42:21:22 - 00:42:44:11 Shaniqua To our audience, I encourage you to challenge your, your own views across, the generations, about, like, taking a look inward at how you, resonate with your individual generation and how you interact with other generations. And let us know in the comments, and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel and find us on our podcast. 00:42:44:11 - 00:42:46:23 Shaniqua Wherever you listen to podcasts. 00:42:47:01 - 00:42:52:05 Stephanie Absolutely. Thank you, everybody for joining us, and we'll see you next time. 00:42:52:07 - 00:42:52:21 Chorus See ya. 00:42:52:23 - 00:42:58:02 Chloe Fiona Bye. Thank you.