Matt vs. The Millennials (1:42:27)

Matt vs. The Millennials (1:42:27)The Matt Townsend Show • Season 4, Episode 195, Segment 3

Sep 4, 2015 • 33m

Dr. Matt Townsend is not very knowledgable on all things millennial. Student producers Lizz Miller and Kaylee Daines will educated Matt on how he is using social media wrong. Also they discuss how values differ between millennials and Gen-X / Boomers.

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