Millennial and Gen Z Portland Go Head-to-Head
A couple of weeks ago, West Linn voted in their youngest elected mayor ever: 23-year-old Rory Bialostosky. As Gen Z begins to take office, older generations are taking notice. Today on City Cast Portland, we’re sharing a conversation we aired earlier this year between our own Gen Z audio producer, Giulia Fiaoni, and two elder millennials: our host Claudia Meza and Oregonian reporter Lizzy Acker.
Links from today’s show:
- Apparently, Portland is the best place in America to live if you’re Gen Z; but what about Millennials? [Oregonian]
- People in their 40s are at the tipping point between loving and leaving Portland [Willamette Week]
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