We're Gen X. We parented ourselves, we parented our kids, and now we're parenting our parents while living in the age of competitive menopause. That's fine. No, we're not mad at all.

The recent New York Times article, "The Gen X Career Meltdown" by Stephen Kurutz makes us feel seen.

Comedian turned teacher Tarik Daniels talks growing up Gen X and gay, soap operas, sitcom crushes, and his love for Susan Lucci.

Performer, comedian and improviser Tom Chalmers shares the Legend of the Tiltmobile and its brush with greatness. And that's Carey Reilly on the answering machine with a story about her first car.

Film and television composer Chris Hajian reflects on his all-time favorite themes and shares memories from attending "Fame" high school.

Comic, writer, and podcast host Ophira Eisenberg shares what movies scared the Canadian daylights out of her.

"Sesame Street" writer and TikTok sensation Jen Capra talks Muppets, machetes, and everything in between.

A juggler at kids' birthday parties, an annoying survey-taker at the mall, a hairnet-clad cocktail weiner maker. No job was too weird or too humiliating for Generation X. Emmy award-winning director Kimmy Gatewood joins Eileen and Maryanne for a game of who had the worst first jobs.