The Gen-Z tea: Recent Episodes
Rhiannon Amery
It’s time to spill the tea on all issues Generation Z. What a crazy time to be young! From the chaos of the climate change crisis to individual struggles, such as mental health and body image. It’s been an intense few decades politically and socially. So it’s time to unravel and share worries, fears, angers and sense of injustices we feel. In hope of creating a feeling of community, and better understanding and education around the climate we are growing up in.
Today is my Dad’s 57th birthday, and I thought no better time to release an episode on my loss journey since his passing in July 2021. This episode will be a open free conversations about how to support someone through grief, how to look after yourself and a little bit about my story. Take a tea or coffee and hopefully we can all move fowards with kindness to ourselves and others after listening.
Join me, Lily and Malvina for a casual chat about the importance of female friendships. A conversation that is particularly slept on even thought very important, as us women enter the world of sexism, puberty, relationships and internalised misogyny. We talk about why we find female friends important, what internalised misogyny can look like, advice for younger girls, and for future women go uplift one another, and how to make the most of your gal pals, as we are awesome!
This week after Valentine’s Day I thought it was a perfect opportunity to talk a little bit about romance. Myths and Truths we should be told about relationships, my own personal experience with them and my own failures. And the importance of the relationship with yourself, join me if you want some advice from a different point of view about your love life, and being single.
This episode is a discussion that has plagued humans for as long as we’ve been around. Why are we here? What’s the point of it all? Is it all pointless? Fear of death etc. We will also address how to cope with loosing that childhood innocence, as we grow up and and pressure we feel as young people to achieve.
Join me Jamila Okoro, and Katende Amery as we discuss the very important topic that is the Black Lives Matter movement, racism and discrimination in the 21st century. We also touch on unpacking white privilege and white fragility. Katende and Jamila also talk about their own personal experiences of being black growing up in majority white areas, and how we can all learn to be aware and support the BLM movement.
Join me and Mair Amery on the discussion on all things sex related. If that’s fears of intimacy, how to be confident with your body and sexuality, embarrassing sexual stories and breaking down sex myths and taboos!
With the increasing numbers of people suffering with depression and anxiety during this pandemic, I surface dive into the deep issue that is mental health. Specifically this week I will be talking about mental health candidly while trying to provide some practical advice about how I have coped with depression and anxiety, and a general platform and podcast aimed to make those suffering feel less alone. I am not a health care worker or expert just a student who knows how shit I can be in those super dark places, and want to create a platform to help those feelings the same way.
This one minute clip, is to give you some more information about what to expect from the Gen-Z tea podcast. Come and have a listen and see if it’s for you!