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Dad, we REALLY need to talk

Paige and David Biderman

Dad, we REALLY need to talk is a podcast where generational boundaries are crossed, assumptions are challenged, and the conversations we often avoid take center stage. Hosted by David Biderman - a seasoned class action litigator and proud Boomer - and his daughter, Paige Biderman - a behavioral scientist and part-time relief worker from the Zoomer generation - this podcast is the next evolution of the acclaimed Zoomers 2 Boomers series.

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60:26

Pioneering Woman Sportscaster: A Conversation with...

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2025/11/11

Paige and David dad sit down with Dei Lynam, a Philadelphia sports broadcasting legend with a career that spans decades of NBA coverage, radio hosting, and groundbreaking moments for women in sports media. The daughter of former NBA coach Jim Lynam, Dei grew up courtside, literally,and turned that early exposure into an impressive career as a producer, anchor, and reporter for networks like Comcast SportsNet and NBA Entertainment. From covering Allen Iverson’s prime years to creating Emmy-winning

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72:45

Smoke, Synths, and Musical Storytelling with Brandon...

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2025/10/28

In this intergenerational conversation, Grammy-nominated musician and composer Brandon Bush joins the show to reflect on his dynamic, genre-spanning music career. From touring globally with Train and Sugarland to scoring theater and podcasts, Brandon shares how a childhood performance before Dolly Parton sparked a lifelong pursuit of musical storytelling and artistic success. The episode explores how music creation, performance, and production have evolved, while also diving into the emotional and

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54:11

Hip Hop, Self-Worth, and Staying True: A Conversation...

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2025/09/30

This week on Zoomers 2 Boomers, Paige and her dad welcome Kevin Ali, an independent rap artist from South Central Los Angeles whose music blends Caribbean roots, West Coast influences, and the lyrical traditions of hip hop’s legends. Inspired by artists like Nas, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Tupac, Kevin has spent years sharpening his freestyle skills, producing beats, and building his catalog while holding fast to integrity in an industry often driven by trends and quick hits.The conversation dives

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53:16

Inside the Black Market for Organs — A Conversation...

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2025/09/23

This week on Zoomers 2 Boomers, Paige and her dad sit down with David Shactman, a Harvard-trained healthcare policy expert, longtime Brandeis University faculty member, and now a novelist. Over the course of his career, David studied the U.S. healthcare system from the inside — shaping policy, testifying before Congress, and co-authoring the book The Power, Politics, and Universal Health Care.Today, he’s turned his attention to fiction, using storytelling to shed light on the hidden realities of

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58:08

Henry Alonso Myers: Storytelling, Star Trek, and...

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2025/08/26

In this conversation, Paige and David engage with Henry Alonso Myers, television writer, producer, and current executive producer and showrunner of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.Myers shares his journey from growing up between Spain and upstate New York to studying film, breaking into the industry, and eventually becoming a leading voice in contemporary television. He reflects on his career path from staff writer to executive producer, the evolution of television across decades, and how science

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57:35

From Soup Cans to Fame with Amy Alcott

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2025/04/01

In this conversation, Paige and David sit down with Amy Alcott, a World Golf Hall of Fame member and one of the most accomplished players in LPGA history. Born in Kansas City and raised in Santa Monica, Amy's 35-year professional career yielded 29 LPGA Tour victories, including 5 major championships. Known for her creative shot-making and "go for the pin" style of play, Amy pioneered the iconic tradition of winners jumping into "Poppie's Pond" at the Kraft Nabisco Championship (now the Chevron

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64:32

From Harvard to Nashville: The Musical Journey of...

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2025/02/11

From Harvard to Nashville: The Musical Journey of Anne BuckleIn this conversation, Paige and David sit down with Anne Buckle, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends Appalachian roots with indie Americana. A Harvard graduate with a master’s in arts and education, Anne’s path has been anything but conventional—spanning diplomacy, education policy, and ultimately, a thriving career in music.Anne shares her journey from classical violinist to Americana artist,

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47:06

Planet Humana: Risk, Trust, and Revolutionizing...

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2025/01/21

In this conversation, David engages with Gordon Weiss, co-founder of Planet Humana, discussing his “boots on the ground” humanitarian work where his team works on the front lines of the Ukraine conflict to provide medical assistance and training. Gordon describes the challenges of providing direct aid in conflict zones, the importance of understanding local needs, and the remarkable stories of volunteers who have given up careers to assist in the effort. He poignantly describes the impact of

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60:53

Bridging Hip Hop to Academia with Dr. A.D. Carson

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2024/10/22

In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Carson discusses his journey from Decatur, Illinois—the "soybean capital of the world"—to becoming a pioneering figure in academia specializing in Rap MusicMinor chan. He delves into how his upbringing and passion for hip hop shaped his innovative approach to education. The episode explores the cultural significance of hip hop, its integration into academic settings, and the transformative power it holds for students and communities alike.Connect With David

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64:50

Exploring the Philly Music Scene with Dan Drago

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2024/08/06

In this episode, we sit down with Dan Drago. Dan produces 25 O’ Clock, a Philadelphia music podcast, and is a former touring musician. With over 20 years in the Philadelphia music community, Dan has a wealth of experience and stories to share.You’ll learn about Dan's journey as a musician, and the evolution of his podcast. We discuss his experiences growing up in Western New York, his move to Philadelphia, and his thoughts on the changes in the music industry over the years. Additionally, we also

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50:40

Behind Enemy Lines: Lydia Bulas' Life Fighting the...

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2024/06/18

Lydia Bulas is the president of Lydia Bulas & Associates, a firm she has led since 2002, conducting independent reviews of anti-money laundering functions for banks and money services businesses. Her career highlights include playing a crucial role in the investigation that led to the arrest of Pablo Escobar's right-hand man and the first indictment of the Great American Bank of Dade County. Lydia has also received several accolades for her contributions, including a Drug Enforcement Award and

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2:42

Welcome To Zoomers 2 Boomers

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2024/06/13

Zoomers 2 Boomers is a podcast where Paige, a tech-savvy Zoomer, and her dad, a classic car-loving Boomer, bridge the generational gap through engaging conversations. Each week, they dive into topics relevant to both generations, from the latest in tech and culture to timeless debates that spark family discussions. Join them and their diverse guests for candid chats, sharing insights and perspectives with humor and heart, promising to leave you with a smile and a fresh take on the generational

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62:31

Mining Data on the Transformational Impact of Dating...

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2024/05/21

Dating apps create more romantic relationships than any other activity. They are also the source of immense data on users’ preferences for a romantic partner, and their algorithms are trained to measure and maximize the use of this data. Liesel Sharabi has made a career studying dating apps and their underlying technology. She joins us for a fascinating conversation about how these apps work, how to maximize your own use of these apps, and the effect of these apps on long term romantic

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58:50

Exploring PTSD and the Psychological Profile of War...

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2024/04/30

Dr. Anthony Feinstein, a professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto, studies journalists in wartime and conflict situations. He has authored four award winning books on journalists under conflict, including Moral Courage: 19 Profiles of Investigative Journalists [link] and Shooting War, has published a series of important studies exploring the psychological effects of conflict on journalists, covering the Balkans, Iraq, Mexico, Syria, Kenya, Iran, Afghanistan, the refugee crisis in

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55:10

Exploring Human Rituals with Dimitris Xygalatas

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2024/04/18

We’re excited to have trailblazing anthropologist, Dimitris Xygalatas, author of the highly acclaimed book Ritual: How Seemingly Senseless Acts Make Life Worth Living, tell us how his study of high-intensity rituals like coronations, firewalking, and terrifying rites of passage are just some examples of multiple universal expressions that link us together. He describes how apparently pointless ceremonies pervade every documented society, from handshakes to hexes, fraternity and sorority hazings to

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78:03

Beyond the Boots: Houston Bernard on Evolution and...

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2024/03/13

We love country music and have one of the best of the bunch here. Houston Bernard is a popular and prolific independent country music artist with blasting rockabilly vocals and unbelievable songs. Houston, who tours nationwide, is an Army Veteran. His country roots run deep with a family tree that includes songwriters, touring musicians, and an outlaw gunfighter nicknamed “Bitter Creek.”. Houston has released a series of singles, EPs and albums. In 2013, he released his debut self-titled EP and

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57:56

BANI vs VUCA: The Art of Future-Proofing ft. Jamais...

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2024/02/27

Foreign Policy magazine Top 100 Global Thinker, Jamais Cascio, joins us to describe how we have transformed from the Defense Departments VUCA world(volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity) to his concept of a BANI world (Brittle, Anxious, Non-linear and Incomprehensible). He created the "BANI" model for working with chaotic futures, a concept now widely used around the world. James has appeared in multiple television and film documentaries and serves as a Distinguished Fellow at the

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52:35

Navigating Tech in Business ft. Mark D Nicholls

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2024/02/14

Mark Nicholls is the Chief Executive Officer at Information Professionals Group. In this role, he specializes in crafting strategic plans for clients, showcasing his leadership and expertise in the field of strategic planning. Mark is also a Director and previous Deputy Chair of the Australian Information Industry Association, the peak industry body for the digital technology sector in Australia. His experience spans public, commercial & and not-for-profit sectors, and he passionately believes

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60:26

Native Voices: Osage Representation in Film ft. Joel...

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2024/01/30

Joel Robinson is a citizen of the Osage Nation who currently lives in Louisville, Kentucky. He has a Bachelor's from Eastern Kentucky University in Recreational Park Administration and a Master's from Northwestern State University in Parks and Recreation Management. He currently works as an Evening and Weekend Studies Coordinator at a trade school in Kentucky while pursuing freelance writing projects. Joel joins us on the show to share more about his article Killers of the Flower Moon is not the

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57:56

The Heart & Soul of Modern Country Music ft. Jay Knowles

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2023/10/19

Jay Knowles was born in Texas, raised in Tennessee, and educated in Connecticut. Over the last 20 years, his songs have been recorded by classic singers like George Strait, Alan Jackson, and Harry Connick, Jr., as well as today's hottest Country stars like Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Lainey Wilson, and Raffi. Jay's professional honors include Number One songs on multiple charts, a BMI Million Air Award, and a Grammy nomination for Country Song of the Year. We’re excited to welcome Jay to the podcast

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