Streetlights & Survival: Growing Up in the ’70s, ’80s & ’90s
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This week on Cocoa and the Culture, we’re going back—back before smartphones, social media, Life360, and Google knew all our business. And for the first time ever, Cocoa isn’t doing it alone! Tre Rosè joins the show as Cocoa’s very first podcast guest for a funny, honest, and sometimes sobering conversation about what it really took to grow up in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.
From staying outside until the streetlights came on and growing up without the internet to navigating the crack epidemic, HIV/AIDS, neighborhood violence, and a very different approach to parenting, Cocoa and Tre explore both the joy and the survival of their generation. Were we really more resilient, or were we simply expected to figure things out? What did our childhood give us that’s worth passing down—and what needs to end with us?
Here’s to the kids we were…and the adults they somehow became.