S3 E3: Teenagers | RNZ

[@Satisfyinglyowned]

This is fascinating. Thank you for these videos RNZ

[@barbaralanders6049]

Confused; is this a S2 episode, or S3?

[@Corithaniel]

15:22 so they were room mates?

[@pseudotsugame]

oh my god, they were roommates

[@fergusbyett8088]

And perhaps the advent and availability of the contraceptive pill fed into this countercultural revolution too? Whereas the older generation had to have a certain amount of social conservatism, particularly in their attitudes towards young women, lest they fall pregnant, once the pill came along these attitudes were now a little obsolete and archaic?

[@TheAotearoaHistoryShow]

Yep, the evidence suggests you're right and the pill was a significant part of the counter-cultural revolution in the 60s and beyond.

[@Magenta_Glorious]

Blame the feminists for that one its all their as part of planned parenthood to not have so many reprobate minds born until Gen Z who are lining up for sterilization. The truth is they wanted to stop blacks having so many babies h they tried in many ways AIDS, famine, We are the World, USA for Africa etc but didnt work that well just destroyed their families...

[@Magenta_Glorious]

I think i would have heard about this at law school. You are talking about the 50s. Now you are putting two stories together. No compulsory military training in NZ

[@TheAotearoaHistoryShow]

teara.govt.nz/en/video/35715/compulsory-military-training-recruits-1950

[@turangatohiariki3042]

Still introduced with goverment

[@barbaralanders6049]

Milk bar cowboys?? 😅

[@__Ben777__]

Actually it wasn't 21 for drinking in the 70s or 80s, it was 20. In the late 70s or 80s they allowed 18 year olds to drink in a pub if their guardian or parent was with them.

[@meledog1357]

No way he could carry 140lbs bags one hand each