We had our first guest, Rachel Crandall, an engaged medical student at the University of Houston with extensive clinical, leadership, and humanitarian experience across five continents. This is part two of our first "three-way" interview.

We had our first guest, Rachel Crandall, an engaged medical student at the University of Houston with extensive clinical, leadership, and humanitarian experience across five continents. This is part one of our first "three-way" interview.

In this special holiday episode, we explore the deeper meaning behind the season—beyond the lights, the meals, and the gifts. Together, we reflect on traditions of giving and the ways holidays remind us of our shared humanity.

Even in times when differences feel sharper than ever, the holidays offer a chance to pause, connect, and celebrate what unites us. From stories of generosity to reflections on cultural traditions, this conversation is about rediscovering the joy of giving and the power of community.

Presley and Bill dive into a candid, cross-generational conversation—sharing what they love and loathe about their own generation and each other's. It's honest, funny, and full of surprising insights.

Presley and Bill dive into a candid, cross-generational conversation—sharing what they love and loathe about their own generation and each other's. It's honest, funny, and full of surprising insights.

We talked more about nothing. It better than great.

We talked about absolutely nothing. It was great!

Two generations. One absurd reality. Infinite hot takes.

Welcome to Boomer vs Zoomer Chat, where a wisecracking Boomer and a chronically online Zoomer collide in the most unhinged group chat you never asked to join. From AI panic to avocado toast inflation, we roast the chaos of modern life—one brutally honest convo at a time.

It's hilarious. It's heartbreaking. It's real.
We don't always agree, but we never ghost. Because somewhere between "back in my day" and "that's so delulu," there's a shot at actual understanding.

New episodes drop bi-monthly. Bring your opinions, contradictions, and coping mechanisms—we've got room for all of it.