GenZ Unplugged

She Was 23 in the White House Briefing Room — Reagan Reese on Staying Grounded (repost)

At just 23 years old, Reagan Reese became one of the youngest reporters in the White House briefing room — and she had no idea if she was ready. In this episode of Gen Z

Counteract USA: From One “Yes” to a Nationwide Movement (repost)

It started with a hard “yes” in the middle of doubt—and turned into something no one expected. In this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, we sit down with Abigail DeJarnatt and

What College Won’t Teach You About Conservatism | Joelle Webb

What happens when a college student can take an entire class on Marxism—but struggles to find courses on Locke, Burke, or the ideas behind America’s founding? Author Joe

What a Journalist Learned about Crypto | Natalie Brunell Explains (repost)

Is the American dream slipping away — or were we never told how the system really works? In this episode, we sit down with journalist and author Natalie Brunell to talk

Career or Family? Alexis Lange on Why Women Don’t Have to Choose

Can young women build meaningful careers without sacrificing faith, family, or motherhood? Alexis Lange believes the answer is yes—and she grew up watching it happen. In

AI Is Taking Over: Wynton Hall on Jobs, China & the Fight for Control

AI isn’t just changing how we work—it could reshape politics, education, relationships, national security, and even how we understand what it means to be human. In this

Gen Z Wants Out: Why the Digital World Is Failing Us with Anastasia Leffas

Gen Z is more connected than any generation in history—so why are young people desperate to escape the digital world? In this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, we introduce ou

She Refused to Stay Silent at Vanderbilt

Alena entered Vanderbilt expecting to find a more conservative environment in Tennessee—but instead, she often felt alone in her beliefs and hesitant to speak openly in c

Erika Donalds: AI Won’t Steal Your Future—Bad Schools Will

Erika Donalds joins Gen Z Unplugged to deliver a wake-up call on artificial intelligence, education, and the future of America. While many young people are being taught t

Alex Clark: God Said “No”… Then It All Made Sense

Alex Clark is engaged — but her love story didn’t come without years of waiting, heartbreak, and wondering why God kept closing the door. In this episode of Gen Z Unplugg

She Was 23 in the White House Briefing Room — Reagan Reese on Staying Grounded

At just 23 years old, Reagan Reese became one of the youngest reporters in the White House briefing room — and she had no idea if she was ready. In this episode of Gen Z

Fireside Chat with Leah Campos and Reagan Reese | 2026 DC Summit

Leah Francis Campos was nominated by President Donald J. Trump and confirmed by the United States Senate on October 8, 2025, to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the Dominican

The Mother Who Fought Big Pharma — Liz Wheeler on Faith, Courage & Raising Lionhearts (Repost)

Liz Wheeler’s fire didn’t begin on a political debate stage — it sparked in a hospital room. A young athlete, a terrifying diagnosis, and a mother who refused to let the

She Hid Her Conservative Views to Survive College

At Tulane University, Juliana learned that expressing the “wrong” opinion could cost her friendships, leadership positions, and reputation. The 2026 Luce Center intern op

She Escaped Socialism. Now She’s Warning Gen Z.

Amira Hawat, a summer 2026 Luce Center intern, grew up in Venezuela surrounded by propaganda, corruption, blackouts, water shortages, and fear — but she didn’t fully real

Gen Z Is More Connected Than Ever… So Why Are We So Lonely?

Gen Z was promised endless connection—Snapchat, Instagram, Zoom, dating apps, group chats, and constant access to everyone we know. So why does this generation feel more

Is AI Making Gen Z Smarter—or Stealing Our Ability to Think?

AI is everywhere—from classrooms and workplaces to Google searches, social media posts, and even the way we brainstorm, write, and create. But Gen Z seems caught in a str

Fear, Isolation, and the Fight for Our Minds with Stella Morabito (Repost)

Why are so many young people feeling isolated, anxious, and afraid to speak the truth? Former CIA analyst and author Stella Morabito reveals the terrifying strategy behin

The Pen, The Press Room, and The Fight for What’s Real with Mary Margaret Olohan (repost)

She walked into the White House with a notebook and conviction — and shook the room. Mary Margaret Olohan isn’t just reporting the news, she’s exposing the silence, break

Counteract USA: From One “Yes” to a Nationwide Movement

It started with a hard “yes” in the middle of doubt—and turned into something no one expected. In this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, we sit down with Abigail DeJarnatt and