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"You Will Understand When You're Younger"
by West Hills Friends Youth Group
Adults are often terrified of teenagers. Teenagers are often intimidated by adults. Cross-generational communication and connection is hard. The most common question our young people hear from adults is, "How is school?" It would seem that an adult often only knows one thing about a teenager they are talking to, they probably go to school. In this podcast, we decide to lean in completely to the awkwardness of adult/teenager interactions. An adult brings five honest and real questions to ask a group of teenagers, and the teens, in turn, get to ask an adult five questions.
Episodes
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Eric Witherspoon (Part 2)
In this two-part episode, we hear from Eric Witherspoon, a man full of incredible stories. From being a butler to driving a cab in Chicago, and escaping martial law in New Orleans, we trust you will find this episode to be full of funny and engaging stories. Our young people get a chance to share...
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Eric Witherspoon - Part 1
“I now believe that probably the guy who wrote it, John, was probably on a LSD trip when he wrote it.” In this two-part episode, we hear from Eric Witherspoon, a man full of incredible stories. From being a butler to driving a cab in Chicago, and escaping martial law in New Orleans, we trust you...
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Dr. David Peyton
"It may feel like magic, but it's not...it is just physics..." on this episode of "You Will Understand When You're Younger" we invite Dr. David Peyton to join us. Dr. Peyton is a professor of chemistry at Portland State University and a longtime member of our Quaker meeting. Since we know that…
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Klarissa Oh
This is our very first episode! We hope you love it. We invited the newest released minister (aka pastor) at our Quaker meeting, Klarissa Oh, to bring us five questions, and to hear her answers to five questions we ask her! We are excited for you to hear this!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Adults are often terrified of teenagers. Teenagers are often intimidated by adults. Cross-generational communication and connection is hard. The most common question our young people hear from adults is, "How is school?" It would seem that an adult often only knows one thing about a teenager they are talking to, they probably go to school. In this podcast, we decide to lean in completely to the awkwardness of adult/teenager interactions. An adult brings five honest and real questions to ask a group of teenagers, and the teens, in turn, get to ask an adult five questions.
HOSTED BY
West Hills Friends Youth Group
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Adults are often terrified of teenagers. Teenagers are often intimidated by adults. Cross-generational communication and connection is hard. The most common question our young people hear from adults is, "How is school?" It would seem that an adult often only knows one thing about a teenager they...
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