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#GenZ

#GenZ

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#GenZ is a podcast about Generation Z. The post-Millennial generation born 1995-2010. We chat about various topics related to Generation Z, but also talk with members of Generation Z to hear their stories, listen to their experiences, and understand their perspectives.All rights reserved by WRKdefined マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 出世 就職活動 社会科学 経済学
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  • Gen Z and True Crime Consumption

    Gen Z and True Crime Consumption
    2026/09/23
    True crime has always fascinated audiences—but TikTok, podcasts, and social media have fundamentally changed how we participate in it. In this episode of #GenZ, Dr. Meghan Grace sits down with Dr. Simon Hobbs, Senior Lecturer in Visual Culture at the University of Portsmouth and co-editor of #True Crime: Digital Culture, Ethics and True Crime Audiences, to explore how Gen Z is reshaping true crime culture. Simon explains how younger audiences have moved beyond simply watching or listening to true crime. They're discussing cases in real time, sharing theories, amplifying overlooked stories, questioning representation, and increasingly challenging the ethics behind the content they consume. Meghan and Simon dig into why true crime has historically resonated so strongly with women, the complicated line between feeling informed and becoming fearful, and how overconsumption can influence our perception of safety. They also explore whose stories receive attention, whose are overlooked, and whether platforms like TikTok can actually create opportunities for more ethical and inclusive storytelling. The conversation ultimately asks a bigger question: What responsibility do we have for the media we choose to consume? Connect with Dr. Simon Hobbs on LinkedIn
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    51 分
  • Breaking Down Gen Z Slang and Language

    Breaking Down Gen Z Slang and Language
    2026/09/09
    Every generation evolves the way we speak—but what makes Gen Z’s language feel different? Research on language change suggests that the way we speak is constantly evolving alongside our social networks, identities, and culture. For Gen Z, growing up online has expanded networks dramatically, allowing slang, speech patterns, and cultural references to spread faster and farther than ever before. In this episode, Dr. Meghan Grace sits down with sociolinguist and author Dr. Valerie Fridland to explore what the way Gen Z communicates can tell us about the generation and the culture shaping them. In this episode: Why every generation reinvents language Where Gen Z slang comes from Why regional accents are changing How social media spreads language How AI could shape the way we communicate What Gen Z’s casual communication reveals about their values How to communicate better across generations ValerieFridland.com Instagram: @LikeLiterallyDude Like, Literally, Dude and Why We Talk Funny
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    55 分
  • Teach Me Three - Charlie

    Teach Me Three - Charlie
    2026/08/26
    Gen Z is constantly evolving—from the language they use to the way they travel, work, connect, and adopt new technology. In this episode, Dr. Meghan Grace kicks off a new #GENZ series where members of Gen Z teach her three things they think the rest of us should know. Her first guest is Charlie, a 23-year-old Butler University graduate, young sales professional, and Meghan’s former roommate—and longtime unofficial Gen Z correspondent. Charlie teaches Meghan what it means when something is “chopped,” introduces her to the anxiety-inducing world of “airport theory,” and explains why he believes Gen Z’s early adoption of AI could become a major advantage. Along the way, they talk about generational differences, social media, digital habits, and why a generation known for being chronically online may also be learning when it’s time to put the phone down. It’s a lighthearted conversation about what Gen Z is actually thinking, doing, and talking about—and what the rest of us might learn by simply asking. We Discuss: What “chopped” means in Gen Z slang The viral “airport theory” trend Why Gen Z is embracing AI How AI is changing the way young people work and solve problems Why Gen Z may be becoming more intentional about screen time What different generations can learn from one another Connect with Charlie Instagram @_charliesteel LinkedIn Charlie Steel
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    41 分
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