What's Wrong With Gen Z?!

This week on Seriously?! with Sarah Beeny we dive into breakups and heartbreak, unravel the mind-bendingmysteries of the Mandela Effect, and tackle a listener question about sexuality.The charities mentioned in this week's episode were: Relate: www.relate.org.ukSwitchboard: www.switchboard.lgbtContact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.uk

This week on Seriously?! with Sarah Beeny, we're diving into the stereotypes and assumptions that Gen X and Gen Z have about each other—are any of them actually true? The boys introduce Sarah and Graham to a Korean food trend that leaves them baffled, and the family tackles a listener question about patriotism.Get in touch: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.uk

This week on Seriously?! with Sarah Beeny, the family tackles common misconceptions about cancer, drawing from Sarah’s firsthand experience. The boys introduce their parents to the world of manifesting, and they take on a listener question about self-confidence.The organisations mentioned in this week's episode are:Macmillan Cancer Support – macmillan.org.ukThe Mix – themix.org.ukContact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.uk

This week on Seriously?! with Sarah Beeny, the family tackles the difficult subject of grief as Sarah reflects on losing her mother at just 10 years old. The boys bring Sarah up to speed on the latest developments in AI romance, and a spooky listener question sparks debate.The charities mentioned in this episode were:Cruse Bereavement Support - www.cruse.org.uk Winston’s Wish - www.winstonswish.org Contact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.uk

This week on Seriously?! with Sarah Beeny, we talk about growing up, bizarre obsessions and first loves.The organisations mentioned in this episode were:The Mix - www.themix.org.ukNational Careers Service - www.nationalcareers.service.gov.ukk Contact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.uk

This week on the podcast: The family dives into the complexities of sibling bonds (and puts them to the test!), tackles the ever-divisive topic of cancel culture—when is it justified, and when does it go too far?—and discusses whether education is really all it's cracked up to be, sparked by a thought-provoking listener question.Resources mentioned in this episode:Young Minds - youngminds.org.uk The King's Trust (formerly The Prince's Trust) - kingstrust.org.ukContact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.ukPlease support us by subscribing to the show and leaving us a positive review.

This week on 'Seriously?! With Sarah Beeny' — How do kids change a relationship? The family opens up about the highs, lows, and unexpected challenges of parenting as a couple. Meanwhile, Sarah and Graham get schooled on thirst traps, and a listener question about careers takes the conversation in an unexpected direction.

This week, the family welcomes aspecial—and very familiar—guest to discuss a topic that hits close to home:dementia. The chairties mentioned in the episode are: Dementia UK - www.dementiauk.org Alzheimers Society - www.alzheimers.org.uk Alzheimers Research UK www.alzheimersresearchuk.org Contact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.uk

"In this week’s episode, Sarah and the boys own up to some of the lies they’ve told (and maybe still tell). They dive into the phenomenon of ‘quiet quitting’—is it a lazy cop-out or a rebellion against burnout? Plus, they talk about girls nights out and going on your Dad's stag do.If you enjoy the show, and haven't already, please do subscribe and leave us a friendly review on whichever platform you get your podcasts from.Contact us: mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.ukInterested in Sponsoring the Podcast?If you’d like to promote your brand with host-read ads by Sarah Beeny, get in touch to learn more about sponsorship opportunities. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Sarah and the boys discuss privacy in the modern world, reveal their strangest quirks, and tackle a listener question about age-gap relationships.Contact us on mail@seriouslywithsarahbeeny.co.ukInsta: instagram.com/seriouslywithsarahbeeny Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.