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Whatever! The Gen X Podcast

Whatever! The Gen X Podcast

著者： Dwayne & Heather Tanner
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Whatever! The Gen-X Podcast is for the generation that grew up on mixtapes, Saturday morning cartoons, and the firm belief that we'd never turn into our parents. Spoiler: we did anyway.

Every week, Dwayne and Heather dig into what it meant to grow up Gen X and what it means to live it out now. There's the music, the movies, the cultural moments we can't let go of, and the real stuff that comes with being a maturing generation nobody saw coming. Equal parts nostalgia trip and honest conversation, with enough humor to make it worth the ride.

Whatever. As if. Talk to the hand. We're back.

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  • The Works of John Hughes

    The Works of John Hughes
    2026/07/22

    Dwayne and Heather dig into John Hughes, the filmmaker who invented the modern teen movie. Brat Pack drama, the Long Duk Dong controversy, Molly Ringwald's complicated history with Hughes, the soundtrack cuts that made it all unforgettable, plus this week in Gen X history.
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    23 分
  • Trailer

    Trailer
    2026/07/19

    We're Dwayne and Heather, and we grew up with a house key on a shoelace instead of a phone in our pocket. Whatever! The Gen X Podcast digs into the music, shows, and chaos that raised us, then drags it all into the present, where we're apparently the generation nobody remembers to talk about. New episodes every Wednesday. Give us a listen.
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    1 分
  • The Mall Experience and Downfall of Radio as We Knew It

    The Mall Experience and Downfall of Radio as We Knew It
    2026/07/08

    Whatever! The Gen X Podcast — Episode 3: Malls, Music, and the Radio That Raised Us

    This week Dwayne and Heather take a trip back to the place that defined Gen X teenage life — the mall. From Orange Julius and Chess King to Waldenbooks and Radio Shack, we revisit the stores, the food courts, and the social rituals that made the mall our second home. We also dig into what happened to radio — how one generation went from taping songs off Casey Kasem's American Top 40 to being fed playlists by algorithms and corporate giants like iHeartMedia.

    We open with This Week in Gen X History, covering Amazon's founding, California's no-fault divorce law, Prince's first number one with "When Doves Cry," Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA hitting the album chart, the birth of Toby Keith, the Grateful Dead's final show with Jerry Garcia, Boris Yeltsin's swearing-in as Russia's first elected president, and Ricky Martin making history with "Livin' La Vida Loca."

    MUSIC CREDITS

    Licensed music for this episode provided through Envato Elements.

    The following recordings were used briefly during This Week in Gen X History and episode discussion for the purpose of artist commentary:

    • Prince — "When Doves Cry" — owned by Warner Records
    • Bruce Springsteen — "Born in the USA" — owned by Columbia Records
    • Toby Keith — "Should've Been a Cowboy" — owned by Mercury Nashville
    • Ricky Martin — "Livin' La Vida Loca" — owned by Columbia Records
    • Michael Jackson — "Beat It" — owned by Epic Records
    • Janet Jackson — "Escapade" — owned by A&M Records
    • Grateful Dead — "Touch of Grey" — owned by Arista Records

    Use is commentary-based per fair use doctrine (17 U.S.C. § 107). All rights remain with respective owners.
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    18 分
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