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Zillennials

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Sep 29, 2026

Jo PiazzaHOST
39:09
But you guys also...
Jo PiazzaHOST
39:12
You're really writing for a group that I call the Zillennials.
Jo PiazzaHOST
39:17
It's younger Gen X. It's older millennials.
Jo PiazzaHOST
39:20
I was born in 80.
Will ReitzHOST
20:59
I know.
Will ReitzHOST
21:00
Then you have, like you have Xennials, you have Zillennials, which is a portmanteau of Gen Z and Millennial.
Will ReitzHOST
21:09
These are Gen Zers who remember the world before smartphones, so people born between, say, 96 and 2000.
Will ReitzHOST
21:17
These are people who probably don't remember 9-11, but they definitely knew that the world was changing after 9-11.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
12:18
I know.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
12:19
And then, of course, because it is of its time, it's a Zennial show, discovering Halloween isn't actually the whole adventure because, as you say, there are also two criminals camping out in the park.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
12:30
And I love how casually children's animation in this period can make a turn like that.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
12:35
like one minute it's just a bear and fox figuring out trick-or-treating which is a charming story all on its own but then they've stumbled onto an actual crime caper story which i love that is so so 80s and 90s like 70s 80s 90s as a kid i don't remember finding this remotely strange like of course the halloween cartoon was about woodland animals and also had criminals Like, why would it? Why would it? Importantly, yeah, the Halloween setting becomes part of the confusion as the story unfolds, which eventually brings us to the witch, which is which promised by the title.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
2:58
in New York City.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
2:59
The story follows Peter, Ray, and Egon as they go from studying the paranormal at a university to doing something considerably more practical with it and starting a business catching ghosts.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
3:10
They set themselves up in a converted firehouse, acquire Ecto-1, and head out with proton packs, ghost traps, and an awful lot of equipment that looks as though it might electrocute somebody at any moment.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
3:22
Winston eventually joins the team, and what begins as a strange little supernatural business escalates into a threat to the entire city involving Dana's apartment building, Zuul, the Keymaster, Gatekeeper, and Gozer, and eventually one enormous Marshmallow Man.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
7:24
So yeah, I watched it a lot.
Meghan CunninghamHOST
7:26
Once you did discover it, was it just a once in a while thing or did you watch it? Well,
Lyle PerezHOST
7:31
the second one was always on like Showtime or something like that.
Lyle PerezHOST
7:35
So back in back in my middle school days, we had like Showtime and all of those things.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:18
I'm a Gen X.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:20
In fact, I'm not Gen X. I'm a Zillennial, right? Which is the end of Gen X and the beginning of millennial.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:26
It's that bit because I'm two years off being a millennial.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:29
So that's the Zillennial.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:31
And that is what you call yourself when you want to pretend you're younger than you are.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:35
That's what happens there.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:36
Nobody like, it's only people who are old going, oh, I'm a Zillennial because they want to pretend that they're like, you know, hip and cool or something.
Jamie JacksonHOST
6:46
Although I don't think millennials have ever been hip and cool.
Anya KellyHOST
15:37
Okay.
Anya KellyHOST
15:38
As a, like, Zillenial, and I am defending that title.
Anya KellyHOST
15:42
I'm not a Millennial.
Anya KellyHOST
15:43
I really am a Zillenial, I promise.
Jennifer VillalbaGUEST
15:45
[laughs]
Guillaume LuccisanoHOST
15:45
[laughs]
Carmen Q. GolliharGUEST
1:23
But then now as like time has gone on and, you know, now we're doing all this stuff with generations on social media.
Carmen Q. GolliharGUEST
1:30
I'm like, no, I'm not a Zennial.
Carmen Q. GolliharGUEST
1:31
I'm Gen X.
NicoleHOST
1:32
No, no, not at all.
VinnyHOST
49:51
fun.
MattyPANELIST
49:52
Alex, we're looking for Zillennials.
MattyPANELIST
49:54
Yep, we certainly
SarahHOST
49:54
are.
Jonathan HallGUEST
24:38
Coming back to where we are with these different age groups, as you said, Richard, the sooner you start with protection, the better value is going to be on offer.
Jonathan HallGUEST
24:47
Now, for Generation Z or Generation Z, if you're an American, that's Zillennial's group, which are people who are currently around the ages of 25 to 30. are people who are unlikely to be viable wealth management clients for a lot of businesses, because through no fault of their own, their economic lifecycle experience has been very different to the generations that have gone before them.
Jonathan HallGUEST
25:11
This generation as we know places a very high value on its lifestyle so although they may not own a home they may not have large amounts of investments or pensions to manage they have a huge value placed on their standard of living and the quality of their lifestyle.
Jonathan HallGUEST
25:28
Now, armed with that knowledge, it becomes quite easy to see where you can pitch protection as being the vehicle to safeguard that lifestyle and that standard of living in the event of an unexpected illness or an incapacity.
LaraHOST
31:00
And sometimes it doesn't need to do anything different because there's always going to be an audience for this type of show.
LaraHOST
31:07
But I do feel like whoever is the writer for adults just got the tone of Zillennials so perfectly.
LaraHOST
31:17
Whereas Not Suitable for Work feels more Feels more even like mid-generation to older generation millennial.
LaraHOST
31:27
And I don't know if that's the same anymore.

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