Gen X Besties: Recent Episodes
Gen X Besties Pod
GEN X GIRLS TO THE FRONT get a view looking toward that empty nest. You want to see bands. You want to BE IN A BAND. You are not about to spend the next 40 years with nothing but that dusty old monthly book club. You don’t even read the books, ladies. Come listen as two old friends talk about living their best midlife. Music, online dating, formative crushes, money, friendship, family, and love. We are here for you.
Part 2! Our two for Tuesday event to celebrate Rocktober. 11 is about our OG Besties through college and ep 12 talks about the friends we made in adulthood. Stickers, riding bikes, raising babies, going to work. And! Would you swipe on an app to make friends?
Our Two for Tuesday event to celebrate Rocktober. Ep 11 is about our OG Besties through college and ep 12 talks about the friends we made in adulthood. Stickers, riding bikes, raising babies, going to work. And! Would you swipe on an app to make friends?
A little saunter down the path of the early parenting days and the Besties moments that got us through. Bonus, Luanne and Peg attempt to give a shout-out to a podcast we are enjoying.
What was our first job? Our best and worst job? Gen X Besties talk work and quiet quitting.
This week we are bringing you a return of an early recording we did talking about who we are and how we came to be besties.
Gen X Besties Luanne Celery and Peg return to the present to talk summer fitness goals and how they take a different approach to closing those Apple Watch rings.
Gen X besties talk the kinds of trouble they got into and what punishments were handed out. And what goes on a mixtape labeled “Grounded” when you are 17, it’s 2am, and you’re grounded forever, in 1990?
The stuff of mixtapes. The record clubs. First cassettes. Our parents records. And the way we both came to the Grateful Dead. And, of course, MTV.
Our resident single Gen X Bestie tries to explain some of the world that appeared while the other stayed tucked in a loving marriage.
A little extra content related to episode 2, Girls to the Front. Gen X Besties Peg and Luanne cast each other in the movie no one is asking for. Yet.
The women we admired and aspired to be. Patricia Arquette, Sally Field, Uma Thurman, Valerie Bertinelli, Kelly McGillis, Jennifer Grey, and more…
What do our tv/movie crushes say about us? Why did any of us like Billy Brown in Buffalo 66? And what are we going to do about Adam Driver in Girls? From the straightforward hotties to the broody smokers, let’s get into this.