Woohoo…today’s DelBlogger Podcast marked the 3rd season and 100th Episode and I couldn’t have been more proud to interview our youngest son, al-Malik Glorian Blake.
The topic was “Generation Z and Family” and we actually recorded the segment in January when he was home on holiday break from Bowie State University.
Our youngest son, al-Malik Glorian Blake, is a member of the generation most commonly known at Gen Z – those who were born between the years of 1995 and 2010
Characteristics. Gen Z is part of a generation that is global, social, visual and technological. They are the most connected, educated and sophisticated generation ever. They are the up-agers, with influence beyond their years. They are the tweens, the teens, the youth and young adults of our global society. They have also been categorized as having the same values of their great-grandparents.
So on this Podcast we had a casual conversation about family values as well as topics such as socialization, education, finances, entertainment, health, happiness and future goals.
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Congrats to you on 100 episodes! That’s quite an accomplishment!
Thank you sis, time sure flies when you are having fun!
So Great to hear your Gen X son here. Such a Blessing Sis. Keep it going. . .
“I’m cheap.” Smart young man! He might have an old soul lol.
I knew he was going to say the Library of Google lol. And the fact that he needs more research on paying bills…that’s priceless! He sounds like my son spending all his money on food!