29 Jan 2026 · 1 min
A short podcast excerpt featuring Natalie Bitature introducing a conversation with her father, Patrick Bitature, and at least one other speaker. The participants discuss generational tensions (older generations criticizing younger ones), differing views of what constitutes 'life' and the role of relationships and work as trade-offs in life.
Hi, I'm Natalie Bitature, and I'm here with my dad, Patrick Biteture, and this is our podcast.
Why this generation, this new generation, whether it's X, Y or Z, are so wobbly. You're so soft. You don't deal with the real issues. You're always whining.
Because the older generation thinks these guys can't handle it. They're too young. We don't respect young people culture. Older is always bitter. So there's a bit of a.
Your story will be different for mine, but for you, who I am isn't your life. When you say life, just superficial. Just because you said, good morning, somebody, does that mean you are life?
You know, relationships is an important one, but you have to, like, balance all of them, is what I'm thinking.
What is.
Life?
And how do you first of all understand what life is and then say, because of work, it's a trade off? I had to trade off. What did.
You have to trade, Sam?
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