Which year was better growing up 1988 or 2018?

On The Show:

What is something you experienced as a child that your kids won’t as they grow up? Is it something good? Bad? Let us know as the Lunch Break hosts, Art Eddy and Jon Finkel talk about this topic on today’s show. Here is what some of the viewers said:  Giovanni Scholtz 1988 I was growing up, 2018 I’m growing Old😂🇳🇦 DeeJay Sanders Everything now is instantly granted, and people are gratified instantly. “New Age Microwave Generation”  If you lost your friends you had to find them, no cell phone GPS. Music is not as heartfelt. The internet is basically raising everyone’s kids now. Iris Cummings 88 we still had cartoons on Saturday mornings and going outside to play. Ryan Dixon Kids don’t grow up the same in 2018 , they live online instead of playing outside with friends ! 1988 was miles better for kids to be kids! Jennifer Navarro 88 was the BEST it’s almost like moms had some unspoken rule that during the summer they would take turns feeding the neighborhood kids sammiches and those fruit barrel plastic tasting drinks 😂😂😂 riding bikes around the neighborhood from sun up until the street lights came on.

About The Lunch Break Hosts:

Art Eddy is one of the co-founders of Life of Dad. He hosts and produces all of the Life of Dad podcasts as well as several Facebook Live Shows. He has been responsible for securing nearly two hundred guests for a variety of Life of Dad platforms, including dozens of A-List fathers throughout the pop culture, sports and business landscape. He is also an editor and featured blogger on Life of Dad and has grown with the brand since its inception. His background is in Radio and Journalism. Art has worked in radio in New York City, New Jersey and New Hampshire. Jon Finkel’s books have been endorsed by everyone from Tony Dungy and Spike Lee, to Jerry Jones and Jeff Van Gundy. He is the author of The Athlete: Greatness, Grace and the Unprecedented Life of Charlie Ward. He also wrote “Mean” Joe Greene: Built By Football with 4x Super Bowl Champion Joe Greene, Heart Over Height with 3x NBA Dunk Champion Nate Robinson and Forces of Character with 3x Super Bowl Champion and Fighter Pilot Chad Hennings. He also wrote the popular fatherhood fitness book, The Dadvantage. As a feature writer, he has written for Men’s Health, Men’s Fitness, The New York Times, GQ, Details, Yahoo! Sports and many more. He is an avid speaker, writer and creative strategist for some of the biggest brands in sports and health. Visit: www.jonfinkel.com Follow Art on Twitter at @ArtEddy3 and Jon on Twitter @Jon_Finkel