A Boomer Dad and His Millennial Son discuss current events from generational differences while reaching common grounds of understanding. The discussion is candid and informative with a unique generational perspective. It’s deep…eye-opening and fun. This is definitely a podcast for every millennial with a boomer parent and every boomer parent with millennial children.
Here are some great episodes to start with. Or, check out episodes by topic.
May 26, 2022
The guys celebrate Reggie’s journalism award, and Armondi talks about his work on the Waltons…say good night John Boy…network television Thanksgiving special. Another mass shooting against people of color, rap artists and th…
May 2, 2022
After a short break, the guys are back at it, and they have a lot to talk about. In this episode, the guys get a first-hand account of what’s happening in Ukraine, brain fog…yeah, it’s a Covid thing, it’s the slap seen and h…
Feb. 20, 2022
In this episode of Boomer and the Millennial, it’s the We’re Are the Champions Again” edition as the guys celebrate another championship thanks to the National Champion Georgia Bulldogs. But first, they welcome Anjelika Wa…
Jan. 3, 2022
On this New Year’s 2022 edition of Boomer and the Millennial, Reggie and Armondi ask the question…how was your Omicron Holiday? They introduce a new segment, CNN versus Instagram…what’s your news source? Atlanta has a new …
Nov. 23, 2021
We are the Champions of the World! On this special edition of Boomer and the Millennial, Reggie and Armondi celebrate the Atlanta Braves winning the World Series. It’s the first major championship that the two have experie…
Nov. 16, 2021
Reggie and Armondi talk about Armondi’s national television acting debut on the CW Network on this episode of Boomer and the Millennial. A special guest joins the guys to talk about financial literacy and independence, espe…
The Boomer
Reggie is the Executive Producer of the documentary film, “If You Are My Brothers,” chronicling the journey of one of Reggie’s fraternity brothers who was diagnosed with an advanced stage of the disease. The documentary hits close to home when three years into filming, Reggie was also diagnosed with the disease and became part of the documentary. The goal of the documentary is to increase the awareness of prostate cancer, particularly among African American men. Reggie was the creator and served as Executive Producer for the “first-ever” national public radio call-in program addressing issues relevant to the African American community. The 2-hour weekly call-in program titled, “PowerPoint,” aired for seven years in 50 markets and on Sirius Satellite Radio (now SiriusXM).
The Millennial
Armondi works as a writer, director, and executive producer for Bork House Productions, LLC. (ww.borkhouse.com) He is based out of Atlanta, GA and has worked on various national television and film productions such as Netflix original series, Ozark; Star on Fox Television, Boomerang on BET; Star Girl on CW; Drumline: A New Beat; etc. As a principle of Bork House Productions, his work has been presented on Georgia Public Television and for Puma and LA Gear. Armondi holds a Bachelor of Science in Film Production from Southern Adventist University.