Wortelboer en Van Rossem

Emma and Maarten delve into their love lives. Emma's wish is to get married one day, but is that still appropriate in this day and age? And how did Maarten get his contraceptives in the 1950s? Each on their own side of a yawning generation gap, they investigate the differences and similarities between the past and the present.

We can live longer and longer. Maarten's peers in the gym prove that 80 is the new 60. What are we all doing to increase our life expectancy? And what are the consequences of our population living so long? Each on their own side of a yawning generation gap, Maarten and Emma investigate the differences and similarities between then and now.

Maarten and Emma are feeling the holiday bug. They investigate how the phenomenon of 'going on vacation' came about in Maarten's youth. By coach they experience in what way we play the tourist nowadays (everywhere). Each on their own side of a gaping generation gap, they investigate the differences and similarities between the past and the present.

Maarten and Emma talk about living. How did Maarten experience the sober household of the 1950s? And how messy did Emma live in her student days, according to Maarten? From housing shortages to squatting; no building block remains unturned. Each on their own side of a gaping generation gap, they investigate the differences and similarities between the past and the present.

One of the things Maarten can't stop talking about is his love for cars. Maybe because he also experienced a time when people still took to the road with horses. What has the car brought us in the past fifty years? And what has it cost us? Each on their own side of a yawning generation gap, they investigate the differences and similarities between then and now.

Maarten and Emma go back to school, to find out how secondary education has changed over the years? Chalkboards, corrective taps and smoking teachers at the desk; We dive into Maarten's nostalgic school days with his best friend. And how did Emma survive her high school days with digital boards, powerpoints and frikandel rolls? Each on their own side of a gaping generation gap, they investigate the differences and similarities between the past and the present.