Alastair Greener Generationally Speaking

In a conversation with Alastair, Shelley Bridgman discusses psychotherapy, comedy, and generational attitudes. She unpacks the art of truly listening to young people - without judgment or assumption. She contrasts the fluid identity norms of younger generations with the more rigid stereotypes often held by older people. Touching on her comedy background, Shelley shows how humour, curiosity, and adaptability can keep communication lines open across all ages.Key TakeawaysGenuine listening and

Managing director of MICE Knowledge, Rob Davidson talks to Alastair about how the business events industry is evolving to serve Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z. He explain s why conferences can’t be one-size-fits-all, how younger attendees demand interactive participation, and what event planners must do to create experiences that cater to every age group. In this episode, Rob explains why face-to-face events still matter in a digital world and why multigenerational networking can

In this episode, Alastair talks to Carole Spiers, an internationally recognized stress management guru and author, and they discuss how each generation experiences and copes with stress. Carole talks about her own Boomer upbringing, the impact of technology overload, and the importance of communication between older and younger generations—whether at work or home. Carole also offers practical steps to alleviate stress and anxiety across generational lines.Key TakeawaysGenerational

Join Alastair Greener as he dives into the complexities of social media with Mark Saxby, founder of Positive Social. They discuss social media's influence on younger generations, strategies for healthier usage, and its implications for workplaces.Key Takeaways:How peer pressure shapes social media habits in youth.Practical advice for schools, parents, and employers to foster healthier online behaviors.The rising role of "mutual mentoring" in bridging generational gaps.Mark Saxby:Mark’s

Episode: Claudette Dawson - Five Generations Under One RoofAlastair sits down with Claudette Dawson, a specialist soft skills facilitator and trainer, to discuss her unique experience of living in a household with five generations. Claudette shares invaluable insights into adapting communication styles and the lessons learned from working across age groups.Key Takeaways:Strategies for understanding and respecting generational differences.The importance of tailoring communication to suit

In this episode, Alastair chats with Anthony Stears, aka "The Telephone Assassin," about how phone communication has evolved and its generational nuances. They explore practical techniques for overcoming communication barriers in a tech-driven world.Key Takeaways:Why Gen Z isn't as phone-shy as it seems but only when prepared correctly.How businesses can better integrate generational communication styles.The enduring importance and value of voice calls in building genuine

In this episode, Alastair Greener talks to Paul Carter, tech expert and BBC presenter, about how generational attitudes toward technology have evolved. They explore Paul's personal journey, from his early exposure to assistive technology to his work advocating for inclusivity in tech. Discover insights into resilience among younger generations and predictions for how AI and robotics will reshape our workplaces.Key Takeaways:The role of social media in empowering children with

Ever feel like you’re speaking different languages across the generations? Join host Alastair Greener in Generationally Speaking, a 30-minute podcast exploring how each generation thinks, works, and communicates. With guests from diverse backgrounds, Alastair debunks myths, challenges stereotypes, and offers practical tips for building stronger intergenerational connections. New episodes drop every two weeks—tune in to bridge the generation gap and make communication easier.For more