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Podcast 2 - https://www.spreaker.com/episode/how-mtv-shaped-gen-x-culture-overnight--67563275 On August 1st, 1981, the world of music—and the world of Gen X—changed forever with the launch of MTV. Those first words, “Ladies and gentlemen, rock and roll,” ushered in a brand-new way of experiencing music. No longer just something you listened to, music became something you watched, and for an entire generation, it became the soundtrack to growing up. From Michael Jackson’s moonwalk to Madonna’s boundary-pushing performances, MTV created superstars, launched fashion trends, and gave us a shared culture unlike anything before. For Gen X latchkey kids, MTV wasn’t just a channel—it was a lifestyle. We raced home from school, flipped it on, and immersed ourselves in a universe where image, sound, and attitude fused into one.