When was the last time you actually used cash?

From tapping phones to scanning QR codes, money is quietly disappearing from our hands — and changing how we spend, save, and think about value.

In this special episode of Gen Zonomics, we sit down with a guest to unpack how cashless money is reshaping everyday life and the global economy. We talk about why governments love digital payments, how businesses track spending habits, and whether convenience is slowly costing us privacy and control.

This isn’t just about Apple Pay or QR codes.
It’s about power, data, access, and who gets left behind when money goes fully digital.

If your wallet feels lighter — not because you’re broke, but because it’s literally gone — this episode explains why.

The crash was only the beginning.

After the Great Depression hit, the damage didn’t stay on Wall Street — it spread into homes, factories, governments, and across borders. Jobs disappeared. Trade collapsed. Countries turned inward. And the global economy started to fracture.

In Episode 2 of Gen Zonomics, we explore how the Great Depression reshaped daily life, destabilized governments, and triggered international crises. From mass unemployment in the U.S. to economic shockwaves in Europe and Asia, this episode shows how one collapse rewired the entire world system.

This is the part of the story where economics stops being abstract — and starts affecting real people, real politics, and real history.

The world didn’t just get poorer.
It got angrier, more unstable, and more divided.

here it comes, the first episode of Gen Zonomics is officially out!

In this first episode of Gen Zonomics, we go back to the 1920s to break down how the world’s biggest economic collapse actually began. From stock market hype and risky borrowing to weak banks and policy mistakes, we unpack why the economy looked unstoppable… right before it fell apart.

The Great Depression is a three-episode series. Starting with this significantly historical event, it sets the stage for how we do, make, and spend money nowadays.

If you want to understand why bubbles burst, why governments panic, and why the economy still feels fragile today — this is where it starts!