In this episode, the Cat and the Kitten hash it out over the different trends and events that define their respective generations.  They start the episode out with a polite discussion on side parts versus middle parts, as well as mom jeans versus skinny jeans. This later turns into a heated debate on the cultural phenomenon (although the Cat might use the word epidemic) of thong bathing suit bottoms.  Then, the Cat talks about her own experience during the September 11th attacks, as the Kitten was not yet born.  This shifts into a conversation on the national events that influenced each generation including the Housing Crisis of 2008, the frequent occurence of mass shootings that Gen Z'ers have been conditioned to train for, and the Covid-19 Pandemic.  

Following the start of the New Year, the Cat and the Kitten are back to discuss what they call the "triple b's." The Kitten enlightened the Cat on the concept of "body counts." Then, the two discussed their own thoughts and experiences with different kinds of birth control.  Lastly, the two wrapped up the episode with a conversation on the art of the booty call.  

On this episode, the Cat and the Kitten dive into the vast realm of online dating platforms. They share their own personal experiences with networks such as Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble.  They also go through the Kitten's Tinder feed to see what fish are in her sea.  Needless to say, the poor little kitty is left dissapointed once again.  The two wrapped the episode up with an anonymous catfish horror story that involved blood-thirsty alligators and a stolen bicycle.  

Welcome to the very first episode of the Cat and the Kitten! The two embarked on a deep analysis of their own experiences with men across the varying generations.  They touch on everything from the affinity that Gen Z men have with milfs, to the traditional manners of the silver fox baby boomers.