The Interview Posts
The Interview: Elliott Bisnow and Brett Leve, Summit Series Entrepreneurs
Described as “a mutual aid society for young entrepreneurs,” Summit Series brings together young entrepreneurs, innovators, and influencers with the aim of effecting positive social change. Its young and inspiring founders, Elliott Bisnow and Brett Leve, ages twenty-four and twenty-five, answer the questions of the also young and inspiring TNGG staff.
How does someone so young [...]
The Interview: Dr. Patrice Oppliger, author of Girls Gone Skank
This article is part of the TNGG Sex Week series on Gen Y and sex. Read more from the series here.
In 1997, Britney Spears’s pleated miniskirt and overuse of the word “baby” sparked a pop culture phenomenon that spanned the boundary between beanie babies and booty shorts. An effusive force of provocation and growing up [...]
The Interview: Elle Magazine’s E. Jean Carroll
This article is part of the TNGG Sex Week series on Gen Y and sex. Read more from the series here.
I met her when I was a sex confused freshman in college, not knowing which brands of condoms were the best – Lifestyles or Trojan? And if KY Jelly would give women yeast infections. [...]
Interview with Jason Stewart: Volunteer of our Generation
Jason Stewart is a college senior and current president of Circle K International (CKI). It is the world’s largest collegiate service organization with more than 12,000 members in 17 nations. Each year Circle K members perform more than 1 million hours of service on their campuses and in their communities every year.
As the international president [...]
The Interview: Lucy Setian, environmental blogger
Lucy Setian just won the overall impact award on TH!NK ABOUT IT: Climate Change, a 3 month blogging competition with a focus on the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen (COP15) in December 2009 and organized by the European Journalism Centre. She blogs on everything green from eco-sex to Bulgarian green initiatives to interactive plant fights. [...]
The Interview: Marnie Florin, Peace Corps Volunteer in The Gambia
Marnie Florin is one of the thousands Millennials involved with volunteering programs abroad. She graduated from Emory University with a degree in history and now she is a Peace Corps Volunteer in The Gambia, West Africa. We enjoyed the power of Internet to ask Marnie several questions about her volunteering experience, cultural differences and how [...]
The Interview: Heather Huhman, Gen Y Expert & Founder of Come Recommended
Full disclosure: I work with Heather as the external relations director of GoodieRecruit.
Heather Huhman is your typical over-achieving, type A, never sleeps, always connected, fully loaded, energizer bunny. At twenty-seven years old she still falls into the category of Gen Y, but her resume reads more like someone twenty years her senior.
Huhman is already an accomplished [...]
Interview with Melanie Danko, aspiring woman executive
Who else better to interview for TNGG than a fellow Gen Y, career woman, and outspoken blogger? Melanie Danko is the epitome of Gen Y’s “have-it-all” approach to life. She’s got the career, the lifestyle, the smarts, and still makes time to be a girl and have some fun. Read on to figure out how she does it, why [...]
The Interview: Anna Humble on Gen Y and Christianity
A graduate of Harvard’s Master’s in Divinity program, Anna Humble brings a unique perspective to TNGG about the role of Christianity in the lives of millennials. She is currently finishing a book geared toward ministers in which she discusses the relationship between adolescent development and ministerial leadership.
TNGG is excited to hear Anna’s point of view [...]
The Interview: 12-year-old Orren Fox, @HappyChickens
Yes, he’s 12. He’s a vegetarian, a chicken lover and an animal activist. He raises chickens, wins blue ribbons at country fairs, and shares his passion at Happy Chickens Lay Healthy Eggs. Oh, and we almost forgot. He just just started keeping bees, too. Which means he now has a second Twitter handle, HappyHoneyBees. TNGG [...]
