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Aryeh Cohen-Wade (Culturally Determined, @AryehCW, Links I Like) and Daniel Kaufman (Missouri State University, The Electric Agora)
- What ever happened to Generation X? . 1:29
- Cataloging what made Millennials the way they are . 15:24
- The secret connection between Boomers and Millennials . 27:52
- Dan explains why Gen X is more apolitical . 32:21
- Bad Millennials vs. Good Millennials . 35:48
- Assessing the state of Star Wars . 42:26
- The surprising reason why Dan came to like The Last Jedi . 48:51
- Aryeh argues in favor of the democratization of the Force . 59:26
- The many sins of Solo . 73:25
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Recorded:Oct 9
Posted:Nov 29, 2018
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Culturally Determined | Nov 29, 2018 | Aryeh Cohen-Wade & Daniel Kaufman
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