Millennials and Online Dating: How Sex-Savvy Are You?

“Millennials and money. The words flow right out of my mouth just like my money flows out of my bank account,” shares Millennials Radio Show Host Eurah Lee. “You’d think that the assistance of banking applications on our smart phones that me and my fellow 20somethings would be better able to keep us abreast of our cash flow and finances.” But the sad reality, she admits, is that many of us have yet to learn the value of saving money.Click here to listen to the podcast!

In celebration of International Women’s Month (March 2015), the Millennials at BeInkandescent.com interviewed their moms about what makes them truly amazing. “After all, we know these women are truly amazing,” says Millennials Radio Show Host Eurah Lee. “But what impresses them?” As it turned out, while our mothers come from different countries, and today live in different parts of the world, they had similar thoughts on what it means to be truly amazing — and what they want for theirClick here to listen to the podcast!

Waiting for Mr. or Ms. Right at the bar? Then you aren’t up on the latest technology, explains college junior Eurah Lee, host of the Millennial Radio Show. In this episode, the 20-year-old shines a light on the Smartphone apps and online dating websites that bring 20somethings together in the digital age. “Apps such as Grindr, Tinder, and OK Cupid, are making it easier for people my age to find whatever or whoever they are looking for,” Lee knows, andClick here to listen to the podcast!

“We are a generation that is highly educated, and have been taught to believe in ourselves,” says Millennials Radio Show host Eurah Lee. “Many of us also believe that we are free to chase any dream and that we can become who and what we want to be. While the adrenaline rushes every day, it’s sometimes overwhelming.” However, she admits, her mom Billie Kim (pictured right) never put any pressure on her. “Only think about yourself,” she told me. “Don’tClick here to listen to the podcast!

The white picket fence? The American dream? What about the drama of the student loan? That’s the topic college junior Eurah Lee tackles in this first episode of the Millennials Radio Show. “Sure, getting a loan was essential to me going to college,” she says. “But the longer I think about it, the more I realize that I am indebted to the federal government for the foreseeable future.” Download the podcast now! And scroll down to read the transcript ofClick here to listen to the podcast!