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Gen XYZ

Gen XYZ

By: Mekelle Mills
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 Does being related to someone mean you automatically have the same world views and beliefs? Or does the generational gap influence more than we realise? Mekelle and her Mum Penny get together to speak their deepest truths and share their generation's takes on all the hot topics.© 2025 Gen XYZ Social Sciences
Episodes
  • 2025 Ins & Outs

    2025 Ins & Outs
    Jan 29 2025

    It's been 2 years since our first episode was released!
    So to celebrate, we thought we'd catch up and run through our Ins and Outs for 2025.

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    48 mins
  • School Reunion

    School Reunion
    Jun 20 2023

    In this week's episode Eve-Sophia special guest stars, and we find out Penny invented Post-Its!




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    51 mins
  • Queer Pride

    Queer Pride
    Jun 13 2023

    A huge shoutout to all of our queer babes.
    We love you every month but special love to you this Pride month.
    And in the spirit of Pride, in this episode Penny and Mekelle discuss all things Queer!

    They talk through the (sometimes heartbreaking) history of Queerness in Australia (thanks to a viewing of Queerstralia on ABC), they reflect on Mekelle's coming out story and how they both experienced the event, and they discuss the importance of queer representation in schools and in media...
    They even land on whether or not Penny has even just a little Queerness in her by the end of the episode!

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    1 hr
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