In Episode 103 of Gen X Unfiltered, we're teaming up with the Retro Nostalgia Podcast for an epic crossover celebrating one of the most influential independent films ever made—Kevin Smith's Clerks (1994).

More than 30 years after its release, Clerks remains a cult classic that changed independent filmmaking forever. But does it still hold up? Is it the funniest indie comedy of all time, or has nostalgia made it bigger than it really is?

Join Steve, Kelly, Eric, and our friends from the Retro Nostalgia Podcast as we revisit the Quick Stop, debate the film's legacy, and discuss why Clerks became a defining movie for Generation X.

Whether you grew up quoting "I'm not even supposed to be here today!" or you're discovering Clerks for the first time, this episode is packed with nostalgia, laughs, movie trivia, and spirited debate.👍

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What do you think? Is Clerks the greatest independent comedy ever made? Let us know your opinion in the comments!

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Do you remember where you were when the world shifted in the summer of '89? From global headlines that changed history to the pop culture icons that defined our youth, June 1989 was a pivotal month that left an indelible mark on Generation X.In this video, we dive deep into "The Moments That Made Us," revisiting the world-changing events of June 1989. We look back at the immense courage displayed during the Tiananmen Square protests and the geopolitical shifts signaling the end of the Cold War era. On the cultural side, we celebrate the massive phenomenon of Tim Burton’s *Batman* hitting theaters, as well as The Last Crusade, Honey I Shrunk the Kids and several other blockbusters.Whether it was through a movie screen, a news broadcast, or a handheld console, these 1980s milestones shaped the Gen X identity and the world we live in today. Join us for a nostalgic trip down memory lane as we explore the history, the music, and the memories of one of the most influential months of the decade.#GenX #1989 #Nostalgia #80sHistory

Is it worth your time, or should you pass? 🍿 In Episode 101 of Gen X Unfiltered, we are diving deep into the controversial and highly debated documentary with our latest Stream It or Skip It review: Michael Jackson: The Verdict.As Gen Xers, we grew up during the peak of MJ's reign as the King of Pop, which gives us a unique perspective on his legacy, the media circus, and the legal battles that defined an era. In this episode, we break down the evidence presented, analyze the storytelling, and give you our completely unfiltered thoughts on whether this project is a must-watch or a total skip.What did you think of the documentary? Did the filmmakers get it right, or did it miss the mark? Drop your thoughts in the comments below—let’s talk!Follow Gen X UnfilteredInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/genxunfiltered/Twitter (X) https://twitter.com/genx_unfilteredTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@genxunfiltered#genx #podcast #michaeljackson

For our milestone 100th episode, the Gen X Unfiltered crew takes a nostalgic trip back to the living rooms, family rooms, and TV screens that helped shape an entire generation. From the wholesome lessons of Full House to the hilarious dysfunction of Married... with Children, we're celebrating the iconic television families that Gen X grew up with and still remembers today.

Join Steve, Kelly, and Eric as they discuss the unforgettable sitcom families that influenced Gen X culture, family values, humour, fashion, and everyday life. From the Banks family in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air to the Tanners of Full House, we'll explore what made these TV families so memorable and why their impact still resonates decades later.

Whether you grew up watching The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Full House, Family Ties, Growing Pains, The Cosby Show, Married... with Children, or countless other classic sitcoms, this episode is packed with nostalgia, laughs, and Gen X memories.

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Is the new Netflix documentary **"Marty, Life Is Short"** a must-watch masterpiece or just another title to scroll past? We’re breaking down the emotional journey of this film to help you decide: **Stream it or skip it?**In this video, we dive deep into the raw storytelling and profound themes that make this Netflix original stand out. We analyze the documentary's impact, the powerful true story behind Marty’s life, and whether the pacing keeps you hooked from start to finish. If you’re looking for an honest review of the latest trending documentaries on Netflix, you’ve come to the right place. Will Marty's perspective on life inspire you, or does the film fall short of the hype? Watch until the end for our final rating and to see how it compares to other top-tier Netflix documentaries released this year. Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments—did you find it moving or underwhelming?

Remember the smell of deep-fryer oil, the struggle of a predawn paper route, or the "glamour" of 80s mall retail for $3.35 an hour? We’re punching the clock and taking a trip down memory lane to the grit and glory of our very first paychecks!In this episode of Gen X Unfiltered, we are joined by special guest collaborators Chad and Cristina from the Retro Nostalgia Podcast for a deep dive into the ultimate Gen X rite of passage. In "Minimum Wage, Maximum Memories," we recount the legendary (and often hilarious) first jobs of the 80s and 90s. From surviving high-pressure food service to navigating the workplace before cell phones, we explore how these formative roles shaped our generation. Whether you were a video store clerk, a lifeguard, or a mall rat behind a counter, this episode is packed with the **80s and 90s nostalgia** you’ve been looking for. Grab your name tag and join the conversation as we discuss why those minimum wage roles left us with such maximum memories.Follow Gen X UnfilteredInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/genxunfiltered/Twitter (X) https://twitter.com/genx_unfilteredTik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@genxunfiltered

Dust off the dice and get ready for a trip down memory lane! Before the era of smartphones and social media, Gen X ruled the living room floor with some of the most iconic and frustratingly fun board games ever created.

In this video, we’re diving deep into the nostalgic world of **Gen X board games** to count down the absolute greatest titles from the 1970s and 1980s. From the high-stakes property wars of **Monopoly** and the real challenges of **Life** to the tactile chaos of **Trouble** and **Operation**, these weren't just pastimes—they were the original social networks.

We’ll explore why **Generation X** was so obsessed with these **classic board games** and how they shaped our childhoods during the golden age of **family game night**. Whether it was the intellectual bragging rights of **Trivial Pursuit** or the suspenseful mystery of **Clue**, these **retro board games** offered a unique brand of competitive fun that defined a generation.

What was your go-to game on a rainy Saturday afternoon? Let us know in the comments below!

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Take a trip back to the era of mixtapes and major headlines as we revisit the events that shaped a generation! In this episode of **Gen X Unfiltered**, Steve, Kelly, and Eric launch our brand-new monthly series: **"The Moments That Made Us."**Join us as we travel back to **April 1989** to reminisce about the biggest pop culture milestones, news stories, and iconic moments that defined the month. From the songs that topped the charts to the global events that shifted our perspectives, we’re breaking down why 1989 was such a pivotal year for Gen X. Whether you’re here for the pure nostalgia or a deep dive into **pop culture history**, this episode is packed with personal stories, laughs, and unfiltered discussion about the experiences that stayed with us.Every month, we’ll be looking back at the years that made us who we are today. Grab your favorite drink, settle in, and let’s get nostalgic!