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As Long As It's Not Fatal speaks of the hype of designer clothing, consumerism, the value of making mistakes, corporate partnerships with high schools, facing adversity, and traversing into the unknown. Additionally it voices the beliefs from millennials to baby boomers. The episode covers an array of topics with a pinch of trash talking your older sister, tennis metaphors, & the unlocked memories of your parent's past. 

Open secrets is an episode that talks about societal issues that are left behind when speaking of change. Between the true meaning of owning something to environmental protection we have generation X tell us about their perspective on these issues. 

This episode talk about is it okay to offer incentive to people for their charitable acts, are things said in private meant to stay private, opinions on Buy Nothing Nay, is tv good for people, which is better certainty or doubt, which is worse to dissent or disagree. All opions over these topics were given by our parents.

In this extra episode, I got to learn my parents different perspectives on 2 topics. It was definitely a different type of conversation than what we usually have and I feel like it opened a door to being able to talk about different topics in the future.

Life is filled with daily challenges. How does one perceive them? Find out through digging deeper into the female mind. 

Controversy and interviews follow along as 3 students discuss previous AP lang topics with different generations and give their input. From mint ice cream to certainty and doubt and everything in between, the topics do not stop.

how citizens view issues within our world heeding humanity and whether the actions of others are valise or not.

In this episode, we explore the different perspectives on socially relevant prompts. Ranging from the times of the American Revolution to the technology age, Millenials are asked to show us their perspectives. 

This episode talked about the perspectives of an older generation on ownership, overrated topic, adversity, creativity and modern use of TV.

From arguing our families views, to having them as our support systems. Double doors will have you battling your own perception on a variety of topics, from politics to living in different countries you will see how these all correlate seamlessly. 

An episode that dives into the opinions of our relatives regarding important life topics such as voting rights, entertainment, humor, the act of donating, nationalism, and adversity. We go into depth with the use of personal connections and anecdotes that connect to society as a whole. Listen to our episode to take in the opinions of others but also to expand your own.

In this episode, we expand on the topics of adversity, compulsory voting, brand sponsorship and disobedience. As mentioned in the title, members of Gen X allow us to pick at their mind with a couple questions about these topics. We dive into their different points of view and their reasoning on how society works today.