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Xennials

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Sep 16, 2026

Bomani JonesHOST
48:23
[chuckles]
Stephen GodfreyGUEST
48:24
There's a generation that's closer to me that sort of like, I, I don't, I'm a Xennial or whatever, kind of like in your, in your mid-40s, that all went to Ole Miss before the, um, enrollment boom happened in the Saban era of the SEC, but they were all from Atlanta, they were from Dallas They were from even like, uh, you know, New York, New Jersey area, and they all got into like tech, oil, et cetera, and you get to be a big booster fish in a small pond.
Stephen GodfreyGUEST
48:51
And so they kinda changed the calculus of boosters at Ole Miss.
Stephen GodfreyGUEST
48:57
It's funny because like everything goes back to like the mascot and the r- and race and all that kind of stuff.
Jessica LanyadooHOST
7:18
I mean, I agree 10,000%, and I also think that's a little bit of a culture of age issue.
Jessica LanyadooHOST
7:25
I don't think that that is, like, as much of a Gen X or baby boomer cultural issue as much as it is maybe a Xennial, millennial, and Gen Z cultural issue.
Jessica LanyadooHOST
7:36
And I think that partially has to do with these generations and the surveillance culture created through social media and being raised online.
Jessica LanyadooHOST
7:46
And with that, kind of, like, the counter quote-unquote "cancel culture," which I think is a term that has been used in a million terrible ways.
ShipwreckHOST
20:04
So I'm not Gen X and I'm not really a millennial.
ShipwreckHOST
20:07
I'm like a Gen Xennial.
ShipwreckHOST
20:10
I like a Xennial.
ShipwreckHOST
20:11
Anyway, where like that was your that was what you like skinny air.
ShipwreckHOST
20:15
I was like pro Anna.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
61:16
Yeah.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
61:16
Um, So, yeah, I just love that about the Xennial period.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
61:21
Excuse me, love that about the Xennial period.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
61:24
Yeah.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
61:25
Well,
Travis VoxnessHOST
0:48
So we're talking about things that made us, and kind of especially growing up in the '80s as, and '90s as kids.
Travis VoxnessHOST
0:55
We'll talk a little about Xennial stuff again and, uh, just have fun.
Travis VoxnessHOST
0:59
So here we go.
Travis VoxnessHOST
1:00
We are bringing in our friend Mark Hewitt to this episode, part three.

5 MINS LATER

Mark HewittGUEST
6:14
Mm-hmm
Travis VoxnessHOST
6:15
... um, out to visit you out there at the children's home.
Travis VoxnessHOST
6:18
And, uh, yeah, you just talked about how you had listened to the episode and, like, you, you've, you've kind of geeked out on the Xennial thing for years, you know, and had conversations, and like, you shared with me some awesome links to, like, some great articles and stuff.
Travis VoxnessHOST
6:30
So you've kind of been all about this microgeneration for a long time too.
Ted PhaneufGUEST
44:00
... you know, to kind of pick us up if, if we skinned our knee and said, "Look, this is how we're gonna take care of it.
Ted PhaneufGUEST
44:04
This is how we're gonna, you know, clean you up, and this is what we're gonna do." But I think that's where, like, us tail end Gen Xers or Xennials, as I like to-
Sarah BuinoHOST
44:12
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm
Ted PhaneufGUEST
44:12
... you know, call, you know, that's what makes us different parents.
David KnightHOST
64:48
He says, born in the year 1979, I am a xenial, a member of that most exclusive of micro generations.
David KnightHOST
64:58
So, yeah, not just Gen X, not Gen Z, but a xenial, X-E-N-N-I-A-L, and or millennial.
David KnightHOST
65:07
Anyway, so he's right there at the turning point of this.
David KnightHOST
65:11
He's all about the generations, isn't he? And it's amazing to me to see that as well, because people talk about all these different generations, Gen Z, Gen X, millennials, boomers, so forth.
Lyle PerezHOST
51:42
Yeah, that's kinda what I thought.
Lyle PerezHOST
51:44
Um, did, us Xennials, or, uh, whatever time period we end up calling [laughs] ourselves, we had a lot of things that really shaped our horror childhood.
Lyle PerezHOST
51:56
We had things like Goosebumps.
Lyle PerezHOST
51:58
We had Eerie, Indiana.
Shanna Katz KattariHOST
30:08
Okay, so the next big question is, you've told me that you're a young diva in the social work field and always ready and willing to share your Gen Z perspectives on things.
Shanna Katz KattariHOST
30:20
And I am a, I've been calling myself a Xennial with an X, but somebody the other day told me it's pronounced Xennial.
Lexie OverstreetGUEST
30:28
That's true.
Shanna Katz KattariHOST
30:28
That makes me feel really, really old.
David KnightHOST
69:04
He says, born in the year 1979, I am a xenial, a member of that most exclusive of micro generations.
David KnightHOST
69:14
So, yeah, not just Gen X, not Gen Z, but a xenial, X-E-N-N-I-A-L, or millennial.
David KnightHOST
69:23
Anyway, so he's right there at the turning point of this.
David KnightHOST
69:27
He's all about the generations, isn't he? And it's amazing to me to see that as well, because people talk about all these different generations, Gen Z, Gen X, millennials, boomers, so forth.

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