The Gen Z lawyers and students reforming big law firms
The rigid and overtly traditional business of law is subtly being reshaped by Gen Z lawyers and law students. Billable hours and a culture of overworking are ebbing away in many organisations, as work-life balance and an emphasis on personability come into play. The business of law is serious for...
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a tale of two cities
I basically live in both Bristol and London these days, bouncing between either on a monthly basis thanks to the expensive miracle of modern trains. It’s not exactly how I saw myself existing at nearly thirty, but it’s a typical reality for many younger millennials and Gen Zers. When I...
on the ‘small plates’ scam + learning not to be a hater
is this a tapas restaurant TOO??? Good morning, good afternoon, and good NIGHT! 🗣️ If you’re reading this, it means you made it through the start of another week, so congratulations! To celebrate, we’re serving up another weekly newsletter… I know, I know - it’s just what you needed. In this edition,...
Is the spirit of youth lost on Gen Z?
whatever happened to 'young, wild, and free'? I awoke to the sound of blaring fire alarms, a home invasion, and a construction crew digging up the pavement outside. Wiping sleep from my eyes, it turned out that the fire alarm was my bedside clock, the invasion was my roommate banging on...
deep sea discoveries + male friendship histories
whatever happened to a little romance between bros? Hello everyone! Wishing you a week that has started off excellently, and if not, here’s to hoping this newsletter can shine a little light on it! ✨ Ahead we have some excellent news for women’s health, an exploration of the history of male friendships,...
hung-up on a hangover
A booze up can be a great time, but the hangover and anxiety seems to become more intense with age. Is there ever an obvious time to pack it in and call it a day? Before I start this week’s wildcard, let me quickly acknowledge how contradictory this looks. Last Sunday...
Gen Z and the rise of ‘bed rotting’ escapism
More young people than ever are spending excessive amounts of time in bed on their phones. It’s become known as ‘bed rotting’ and is a uniquely Gen Z and millennial phenomena. What’s causing this behaviour? We’re sure that you’ve likely heard of ‘bed rotting’ by now, the infamous lifestyle habit that many of us are guilty of indulging in every now and then. Gaining mainstream traction in late 2023, ‘bed...
live the uncurated life + try not to cringe
am i being too earnest? Good day! The last few weeks have been an absolute whirlwind, but we’re happy to announce that we are back serving up our weekly newsletter! If you’ve been missing us… I promise you that this edition is about to be juicy enough to make up for our radio silence. Hot off the press is a Thred-published article about why the ‘lucky girl syndrome’ trend is problematic, a...
How fluid marketing is changing Gen Z music habits
If you’re an avid Charlie XCX fan, you might have noticed the 'Brat' cover is ‘rotting’ slowly from the bottom on Spotify. It’s not a technical glitch, but rather a marketing strategy that alters the way Gen Z understand the concept of an album. Charlie XCX’s marketing team has changed the iconic green cover art of her ‘Brat’ album on all streaming services. Where once it was a simple colour...
get me to a pub please
with all the buzz around Gen Z fitness and gym routines, it’s easy to forget the huge positives that come from spending time socialising and taking a break I moved to Bristol early last year, eager to be around more of my friends and to make a new start of things. Thirteen months later and I can’t say things have gone exactly as I had planned, but such is life. However,...
