Episode 2: Life Experiences
Episode 2 of the The Roman Arbisi Podcast podcast, hosted by The Roman Arbisi Podcast, titled "Episode 2: Life Experiences" was published on October 10, 2020 and runs 23 minutes.
October 10, 2020 ·23m · The Roman Arbisi Podcast
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Summary
On this week's episode I lend my youthful voice to the topic of "life experiences" and how older generations shouldn't hold themselves over the younger because they've lived longer than they have. I look at this issue and try and find a solution as to how older generations can create more fruitful dialogue between them and the following generation(s).
Episode Description
On this week's episode I lend my youthful voice to the topic of "life experiences" and how older generations shouldn't hold themselves over the younger because they've lived longer than they have. I look at this issue and try and find a solution as to how older generations can create more fruitful dialogue between them and the following generation(s).
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