This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we’re revisiting Sister Act, a movie packed with music, humor, heart, and one unforgettable choir transformation.

But before we even get into the convent… our conversation takes a few unexpected detours. We clarify that Star Trek: The Next Generation is not the same as Star Wars, and we discover that Hannah doesn’t actually know the names of The Beatles. Consider this episode a pop culture education.

We break down Deloris Van Cartier’s journey, the power of found community, and why the music in this movie still makes everyone want to clap along. We also talk about how Sister Act balances comedy with deeper themes of belonging, identity, and stepping into your voice.

This episode is joyful, nostalgic, and full of laughs — with a few surprising confessions along the way.

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A 12-year-old street kid. A 3-ton orca whale.

A friendship you could never imagine. An adventure Allison apparently forgot — and Hannah had never seen.

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we revisit Free Willy — a movie that shaped childhoods, sparked career dreams, and somehow led Allison to admit she owns… too many harmonicas.

We talk about how Free Willy made so many kids want to become marine biologists, why its message around captivity and freedom still hits hard, and how it lands differently watching it now. This episode blends reflection, humor, orca facts, and hindsight as we look back on what this movie taught a generation.

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This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z, we head to Toon World to watch Space Jam, joined by a special guest — Allison’s best friend and fellow Millennial, Laurie.

We talk about Michael Jordan at the height of his fame, his real-life pivot to baseball, and how that chapter shaped the movie’s story. From Monstars and cartoon physics to nonstop 90s energy, this episode is packed with nostalgia and laughs.

Both Hannah and Laurie instantly loved Lola Bunny, and we dive into why her debut made such an impression then — and why she still sparks conversation now.

This episode is part sports movie, part pop culture time capsule, and fully embraces a “yay, sports” level of analysis.

🎙️ Episode 12 is streaming now.
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New episodes drop weekly - watch this week along with us for our next episode, Free Willy.

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