What do millennials think of jazz?

Alright well even though I was born in '97 I'll answer anyways. I am a fan of jazz. That is a statement that means something different for everyone. And that's the beauty of it. I'm a jazz musician. read more

I’ve only met one or two Millennials who actually have a true appreciation for Jazz, but they’re not the standard cliché Millennial: with the top-knot man-bun and the thick, neatly groomed beard wearing suspenders and a trilby. read more

With 21.9 million Americans either unemployed or underemployed and plenty of doting parents, mentors, and siblings dispensing advice on what they should and shouldn’t do, I thought I’d take the road less traveled. read more

My thought was to interview Millennials who could overturn or broaden commonly-held conceptions about their generation by answering questions about typical topics (e.g., their own traits, views of boomers) as well as issues that they rarely, if ever, consider or discuss — namely, middle age and growing older. read more

I’ve only met one or two Millennials who actually have a true appreciation for Jazz, but they’re not the standard cliché Millennial: with the top-knot man-bun and the thick, neatly groomed beard wearing suspenders and a trilby. read more

Whenever we think we have cracked the code on what millennials really want, a new study will come out to say differently. Some things never change, but others like millennials priorities as it relates to work do change with their phase in life. read more