This is the Guardian. Hey, it's Mike, coming to you over this Easter weekend with a question.

Who screwed millennials?

A new podcast series from our colleagues, Guardian Australia thinks it has the answer.

In the UK, millennials are still recovering from the 2008 financial crisis.

They've never caught up with living standards of older groups.

And that's true of young people or maybe not so young people anymore in Australia as well.

They're wedged between rising house prices, wage stagnation, and ballooning student debt, all of which might be sounding a little familiar.

And across five episodes, Matilda Bozley and Jane Lee, try to figure out how did it get this way?

How did the children of the wealthiest generation in history, the baby boomers, end up being

the first generation whose living standards have actually

gone backwards and more importantly they ask how do we fix it for the whole series just search

full story wherever you listen to today in focus and with that here is episode one

The voice you'll hear is author Jill Philipovich talking to Matilda.

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The stereotypes from our millennials are that we're spoiled, we're entitled, we are extremely sensitive,

snowflakes, we're broke because we spend all of our money on avocado toast.

Lazy entitled whiny babies, I think what is the stereotype.

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