GenZ Unplugged

At just 16, Bella Vantes has amassed over 150,000 Instagram followers by saying what others are afraid to say. But she believes young women are being sold a dangerous lie: that they must choose between pursuing their ambitions and building a family.

In this episode of GenZ Unplugged, Bella shares how she went viral, how Charlie Kirk inspired her political journey, and why she's determined to challenge the culture of victimhood. From the pressures facing Gen Z women to the importance of faith, family, and finding your own purpose, Bella offers a bold perspective on what it means to pursue the American Dream.

Can young women really have it all—or have we been asking the wrong question?

0:00 - The Biggest Lie Gen Z Believes (Opening Stinger)

0:16 - Meet Bella Vantes: 16 Years Old and Unfiltered

1:36 - Is Socialism Crushing Gen Z's Dreams?

3:31 - The Viral Video That Changed Everything

5:52 - How Charlie Kirk Inspired Her Political Journey

7:25 - Finding Purpose After Charlie Kirk's Death

9:54 - The Biggest Lie Young Women Are Being Told

13:21 - Why Women Shouldn't Have to Choose Between Career and Family

15:52 - Bella's Vision for America's Future

17:35 - Stop Dreaming Small: Bella's Message to Gen Z

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Are conservative women being pushed into a box? Political commentator Elisha Krauss joins Gen Z Unplugged to challenge conventional thinking about marriage, motherhood, and women's roles in the conservative movement. From why college women may have more influence than Joe Rogan to why she's refusing to give up on California, Elisha makes the case for strong relationships, principled leadership, and a conservatism that recognizes women as partners—not competitors.

Elisha Krauss is a conservative commentator, writer, and podcaster. Currently, she is a host of The Washington Examiner Newsmaker Series. Previously she was a co-host and contributor at Ben Shapiro’s Daily Wire. Krauss also cohosted the Ricochet Ladybrains podcast with a rotating cast of friends: Mary Katharine Ham, Kelly Maher, Bethany Mandel, Lyndsey Fifield, and Emily Zanotti. Krauss previously hosted a morning drive radio show in Los Angeles with Shapiro for four years and produced the syndicated Sean Hannity Radio Show for seven years. She has also worked with Truth Revolt as a grassroots organizer and writer, PragerU as their Director of Outreach, and ran a congressional campaign in her home state of Oklahoma.

0:00 - Opening Stinger

0:12 - Meet Elisha Krauss

2:03 - Why Conservatives Shouldn't Avoid Liberal Cities

3:31 - What Ben Shapiro Is Really Like

5:35 - What's Happening to Young Women?

7:10 - The Conservative Movement's Messaging Problem

9:29 - Why College Women Have More Influence Than Joe Rogan

12:45 - Why Elisha Refuses to Give Up on California

17:25 - Can Women Have Both Careers and Families?

18:48 - The Reality of Balancing Motherhood and Ambition

20:25 - Home Birth, MAHA, and Modern Motherhood

22:58 - What Conservative Men Get Wrong About Marriage

24:10 - Why Men and Women Should Be Teammates

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What starts as a quiet nudge can turn into something much bigger. In this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, two college students share how an unexpected calling—one they initially felt completely unready for—led to the creation of their podcast, Hot Mess, Holy Heart. From navigating loneliness on campus to wrestling with doubt, social media pressure, and the search for real purpose, their story is both honest and deeply relatable. This conversation dives into what it actually looks like to pursue faith in a generation overwhelmed by noise—and why more young women are starting to look for something deeper.

If you’ve ever questioned your purpose, felt spiritually stuck, or wondered if you’re ready for what God might be asking of you—this episode is for you.

1:03 — Meet Alex & Lauren + Their Unexpected College Journeys

1:44 — Feeling Called Somewhere You Didn’t Expect

2:43 — Introducing Hot Mess, Holy Heart

4:13 — “I Loved the Church More Than God” — A Faith Wake-Up Call

5:18 — From Doubt to Discovering a Calling

7:03 — “This Is the Person” — How Their Partnership Began

11:43 — Getting Out of a Spiritual Rut (Practical Advice)

13:44 — Social Media, Comparison, and Finding Your Worth

19:57 — The Loneliness Epidemic in College Life

24:03 — Is the Gen Z Faith Revival Actually Real?

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Why are fewer young people choosing marriage and children—and what can we learn from those who swim against the tide?

Economist and author Catherine Pakaluk joins us to share the story behind her groundbreaking book Hannah’s Children. From her personal journey as a young wife and mother of six overnight, to her research on the cultural and spiritual roots of declining birth rates, Catherine unpacks what it really means to see children as gifts rather than burdens. This conversation is raw, hopeful, and deeply countercultural—perfect for anyone wrestling with questions of calling, career, and family.

01:22 – Welcome and introduction to Catherine Pakaluk

02:22 – Why Hannah’s Children was written

04:22 – The birth rate crisis and cultural shifts in Gen Z

07:22 – Catherine’s personal story: marriage, family, and unexpected callings

13:22 – Balancing being a new wife and instant mother of six

18:22 – “Readiness” and why waiting for the “perfect moment” doesn’t work

23:22 – One child at a time: openness without numbers

25:22 – Money myths: why children aren’t “too expensive”

30:22 – The deeper reasons behind declining birth rates

37:22 – How faith and lived experience shape the desire for children

43:22 – Can the economy incentivize larger families?

48:22 – Marriage, career, and calling: why it’s not either/or

51:22 – Where to find Catherine’s work and a sneak peek at her upcoming project

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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 realize how abnormal it was until she came to America. In this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, Amira shares what it was like to leave Venezuela at 14, experience freedom for the first time, and watch young Americans romanticize the same ideology that destroyed her country. From writing essays by candlelight to seeing free speech treated like a crime, her story is a powerful reminder that freedom is fragile — and socialism is not the answer.

00:50 Meet Amira: Escaping Socialism

01:59 Growing Up Surrounded by Propaganda

03:14 Venezuela’s Breaking Point

04:31 Writing Essays by Candlelight

05:53 Seeing Corruption Up Close

08:00 The Venezuela Americans Don’t Imagine

12:05 Two Realities: Luxury Online, Suffering at Home

14:54 How Her Family Escaped to America

17:31 What Happens When You Speak Out

31:09 Why Socialism Is a Lie

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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 to fear AI, Erika argues it may be one of the greatest tools for opportunity, entrepreneurship, and learning—if we use it wisely. She also explains why parents must take back responsibility for teaching patriotism, civics, and truth at home, what’s really happening with the Department of Education, and why young women don’t need to wait until motherhood to start defending the next generation.

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Erika Donalds is the Founder of Education Freedom Foundation and Chairman of OptimaEd. Erika is a national expert on education policy and school choice, a frequent media commentator and speaker, and a seasoned business executive.

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0:37 Intro

1:15 Why Gen Z Shouldn’t Fear AI

1:48 Students Are Being Lied To About AI

3:00 How Parents Can Teach Kids to Use AI Wisely

4:22 AI Needs Guardrails—Not Panic

5:13 Why AI Is the New Internet

6:51 Educators Must Adapt or Fail Students

8:28 America’s Civics Crisis Before the 250th

9:40 Patriotism Starts at Home

12:08 The Plan to Dismantle the Department of Education

14:58 How Young Women Can Defend Education Freedom

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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 Unplugged, Reagan shares how she went from Hillsdale College to The Daily Caller, what it’s really like covering the White House in the Trump administration, and why the most important thing young conservatives can do is stay brave, stay curious, and stay grounded.

From unpredictable days chasing breaking news to the quiet habits that keep her sane, Reagan offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at political journalism — and a powerful reminder that politics matters, but it should never become your whole identity.

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Reagan Reese is the White House Correspondent for the Daily Caller and a Visiting Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum. She previously reported on education for the Daily Caller News Foundation after graduating from Hillsdale College with degrees in Rhetoric and Public Address and Journalism. At Hillsdale, she captained the Division II softball team, leading them to multiple conference championships.

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0:34 Introduction to Reagan Reese

1:01 From Hillsdale to The Daily Caller

2:03 The call that changed Reagan’s career

2:25 Becoming one of the youngest reporters in the White House briefing room

3:52 Why Gen Z belongs in the room

4:50 What a White House correspondent actually does

5:17 When the news schedule changes overnight

5:42 Chasing sources and breaking news

7:29 Reagan’s advice for young conservatives

8:10 Why politics should never become your identity

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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 Allie Paris of Counteract USA to unpack the unexpected story behind a movement that’s reaching young people across the country. What started with one reluctant “yes” quickly turned into something much bigger—answering a question so many are afraid to ask: why is Gen Z walking away from faith?

From losing friends to deconstruction, to wrestling with calling, identity, and purpose, this conversation dives into the real tension young Christians are facing today. But it doesn’t stop there—this is also about rebuilding: forming bold community, speaking truth with courage, and living out faith when it actually costs something.

If you’ve ever felt alone in what you believe—or unsure how to stand firm in today’s culture—this episode is for you.

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Abigail founded Counteract USA in June 2021 in Northwest Arkansas after watching her peers in Gen Z struggle with hopelessness and the deconstruction of their faith. Though once in pursuit of a career as a professional choreographer, God changed the calling on Abigail’s life and ignited a passion within her to equip her generation of Christians to stand upon the truth of the Word of God and counteract the narratives of our culture with the hope of the gospel of Jesus.

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Allie joined Counteract USA in 2021, quickly realizing that taking Counteract USA from an idea to an organization was exactly what God was calling her to–what stood out to her about Counteract USA is that the gospel was the “why” behind every meeting and conversation. Based in Northwest Arkansas, Allie continues to make it “happen,” serving Counteract USA tirelessly to reach her generation for Christ.

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1:16 — Welcome + Meet Counteract USA

2:11 — The Moment Everything Changed: Friends Leaving the Faith

3:34 — Why Cultural Issues Are Actually Spiritual Battles

4:16 — Discovering the Answers Were Always in Scripture

5:21 — Running from the Calling (and Why It Didn’t Work)

6:36 — Surrendering the Plan: Career, Relationship, Everything

7:44 — Starting Over—and Finding Unexpected Peace

9:14 — “You’re the Only One”: The Isolation of Gen Z Christians

10:14 — From Conversations to Community

11:16 — When the Movement Became Bigger Than Expected

Learn more about Counteract USA here: https://counteractusa.org/

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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 Joelle Webb joins Gen Z Unplugged to explain why that experience inspired her to write Conserving Truth, how political philosophy can help Gen Z move beyond viral soundbites, and why understanding conservatism’s intellectual roots matters now more than ever.

From Marxism and campus ideology to liberty, tradition, and the pursuit of truth, Joelle makes the case that young conservatives shouldn’t just know what they believe—they should know why.

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Joelle Webb is a writer, legal researcher, and graduate student whose work focuses on

American conservatism, constitutional law, civil rights, public policy, and higher education.

Webb recently graduated from Drake University with a B.A. in Law, Politics, and Society, where

her studies centered on constitutional law, political theory, contemporary public-policy debates,

and legal jurisprudence. She is currently pursuing a Master of Legal Studies at the University of

Denver Sturm College of Law.

Her professional experience has spanned politics, state government, public policy,

communications, and legal advocacy. Most recently, Webb worked as a Legal Research

Assistant for the Equal Protection Project, where she assisted attorneys with research related to

civil-rights issues in higher education, including federal civil-rights complaints challenging

race-based programs and policies.

Before entering legal advocacy, Webb worked in state government and political campaigns,

including the Iowa Attorney General's Office, the Iowa Secretary of State's Office, and national

and state political organizations. These experiences gave her an opportunity to see

conservative politics from several perspectives: as a student of its intellectual history, as

someone working within the political movement, and as a legal researcher examining

contemporary constitutional disputes.

In 2025, Webb independently published two books exploring questions that had increasingly

shaped her academic and professional interests: What does it actually mean to be a

conservative? What principles should conservatism seek to preserve? And what

happens when contemporary institutions move away from principles of individual rights

and equality before the law?

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1:52 — Why Joelle Webb Wrote Conserving Truth

3:23 — Taking a College Class on Karl Marx

4:23 — Why Marx Gets Taught—but America’s Founders Don’t

5:29 — How Campus Ideology Captivates Young People

7:38 — Conservatism Isn’t About Stopping Change

8:08 — Locke, Burke & Tocqueville: The Ideas Behind America

11:23 — Is Gen Z Hungry for Something Deeper Than Soundbites?

13:18 — Conservatism vs. the Republican Party

15:19 — How a College Journal Became a Published Book

19:24 — Conservative Women Shaping the Next Generation

Check out Joelle's latest book here: https://www.amazon.sg/Conserving-Truth-History-Western-Conservatism/dp/B0FDKZTJFY

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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 about why so many young people feel like they can’t get ahead… and why the problem might be deeper than politics. From growing up hearing stories about life under communism, to watching her own family lose everything in the financial crisis, Natalie shares how she went from investigative reporter to one of the leading voices explaining Bitcoin, inflation, and the broken incentives shaping our economy.

We talk about why Gen Z feels financially trapped, why “tax the rich” isn’t fixing the problem, how the money system affects everything from housing to food to family life — and why some people believe Bitcoin could change all of it.

If you’ve ever wondered why life feels harder than it should… this conversation might explain more than you expect.

Natalie Brunell is a leading podcast host, educator, and media commentator focused on Bitcoin education and financial literacy. She is the creator and host of Coin Stories, a top-ranked Bitcoin podcast featuring timely investing insights and in-depth conversations with global thought leaders across finance, economics, and technology. Coin Stories is the No. 1 hosted show in the Bitcoin category, ranks in the Top 10 of Apple Podcasts’ Business News charts, and reaches more than one million monthly viewers and listeners.

Natalie is also the author of Bitcoin Is for Everyone, a guide designed to make Bitcoin accessible to a broader audience. Prior to launching her independent media career, she spent over a decade as an award-winning television journalist and investigative reporter, earning a regional Emmy for breaking news coverage and recognition for her data-driven, deeply sourced reporting.

In addition to her media work, Natalie has served as an adjunct professor of advanced communication and visual storytelling at the University of Southern California. A first-generation immigrant from Poland, she holds a Master of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University.

1:10 — From Communism to America: Why Natalie Questions the System

2:44 — The 2008 Crash That Destroyed Her Family’s Finances

3:42 — Investigative Journalism → Discovering the Truth About Money

4:06 — The Moment Bitcoin Made the System Make Sense

5:41 — Why “Tax the Rich” Doesn’t Fix Anything

7:56 — The Real Reason Inflation Keeps Getting Worse

10:19 — Bitcoin Explained Simply (No Jargon)

14:16 — Bitcoin vs Crypto: Why Most Coins Aren’t the Same

16:30 — Why Gen Z Feels Broke, Stuck, and Hopeless

22:08 — How Broken Money Is Affecting Food, Health, and Culture

Get Natalie's book here: https://a.co/d/0hUYi4dG

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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 this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, 2026 Luce Center summer intern Alexis Lange shares how her patriotic upbringing, Benedictine College education, and strong female mentors shaped her understanding of leadership, work, and womanhood. From her mother balancing a legal career while raising eight children to the lessons Alexis has learned about citizenship, the pro-life movement, mentorship, and the dignity of work, this conversation offers a hopeful vision for Gen Z women entering adulthood.

Plus, Alexis explains why her time in Washington, D.C. has made her more optimistic about the future of Gen Z—and the country.

00:33 – Meet Alexis Lange: Faith, Patriotism & Washington, D.C.

01:57 – How a Liberal Arts Education Shaped Her Politics

05:17 – A Family Legacy of Patriotism and Pro-Life Advocacy

08:16 – Why Young Women Need Strong Female Mentors

10:43 – Learning Leadership by Doing, Not Being Spoon-Fed

10:49 – How Her Mom Balanced Law, Motherhood & Eight Kids

13:17 – Career or Family? Why Women Don’t Have to Choose

14:51 – Finding Dignity and Purpose in Your Work

16:47 – Why Gen Z Gives Her Hope for America

17:50 – Loneliness, Technology & Gen Z’s Crisis of Meaning

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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 episode of Gen Z Unplugged, Wynton Hall, author of Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI, breaks down the battle already underway over artificial intelligence. He explains why conservatives can’t afford to simply opt out, how AI could disrupt entry-level jobs while creating enormous opportunities for young entrepreneurs, and why America’s race against China matters far beyond Silicon Valley.

From political bias and socialism to AI girlfriends, transhumanism, and a coming “crisis of meaning,” Hall warns that the stakes are much bigger than ChatGPT. His message to Gen Z: learn the technology before the technology learns to control you.

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Wynton Hall is the social media director for Breitbart News, where his data-driven strategies have generated billions of interactions and helped forge one of the most influential digital platforms in American politics and media.

A Dis­tinguished Fellow at the Government Accountabil­ity Institute and former Visiting Fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution, he has authored or collaborated on twenty-seven books, including mul­tiple New York Times bestsellers, for world leaders, tech moguls, and celebrities.

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0:52 — Why Wynton Hall Felt Compelled to Write Code Red

2:29 — Who Are the “Tech Overlords” Behind AI?

5:19 — Why Conservatives Can’t Afford to Reject AI

7:03 — Will AI Wipe Out Entry-Level Jobs?

8:29 — Is AI Paving the Way for Socialism?

10:49 — America vs. China: The Race to Control AI

12:28 — Why Early AI Adopters Will Win

14:05 — AI and the Coming “Crisis of Meaning”

15:58 — The Rise of AI Girlfriends and Boyfriends

19:51 — AI Isn’t Just a Tool—It’s Political Power

Check out Wynton Hall's latest book, "Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI," here: https://www.harpercollins.com/products/code-red-wynton-hall?variant=44115332104226

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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 our new host, Anastasia Leffas. She shares how faith, family, mentorship, and conservative community shaped her worldview—and why Gen Z is searching for something more meaningful than social media, artificial intelligence, and online validation.

Anastasia also discusses the transition from college to working life, the responsibility of mission-driven work, the growing appeal of socialism, the battle over human dignity, and the competing ideas confusing young people about what it means to be a man or woman.

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Anastasia Leffas was first introduced to the Luce Center during her Summer 2025 internship, which opened up a whole new world for her both personally and professionally. She joined as a full-time staff member in June of 2026, ready to further the Luce Center’s mission. Anastasia is thrilled to be a part of the Center’s work to reach and raise up phenomenal women like the ones she looks up to as mentors and friends.

Having graduated from Benedictine College in 2026 with a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Minor in Theology, Anastasia is passionate about fostering a love for Western Culture and the Humanities. This love was especially encouraged through her time as a student leader in the Sheridan Honors Institute, a Presidential Scholar, a Constitutional Fellow with the Center for Constitutional Liberty, and an Angelico Fellow with the Center for Beauty and Culture.

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0:20 Meet Gen Z Unplugged’s New Host

0:59 How Anastasia Found Her Conservative Voice

2:25 The Faith and Family Foundation That Shaped Her

3:10 Debating Abortion at Just 12 Years Old

5:32 The Post-College Identity Crisis Nobody Prepares You For

7:43 The Biggest Difference Between College and a Career

9:13 Why Gen Z Is Desperate to Escape the Digital World

10:20 Human Dignity, Socialism, and the Fight for Gen Z

11:29 The Gender Debate Is Trapping Men and Women

15:16 Anastasia’s Dream Podcast Guest

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Anastasia Leffas, and Rachel Hurley. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu.

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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 class. Now a Summer 2026 Luce Center intern, she reflects on how her faith gave her the courage to challenge political complacency, question ideological bias, and refuse to stay silent.

She also explains why conservative students should not simply abandon liberal campuses, why Christians must remain rooted in Scripture, and why young conservatives need practical skills in AI and technology to shape the future rather than surrender it.

She also explains why conservative students should not simply abandon liberal campuses, why Christians must remain rooted in Scripture, and why young conservatives need practical skills in AI and technology to shape the future rather than surrender it.

0:00 Introduction

0:27 Meet Alina: Faith, National Security, and AI

1:20 Growing Up as a Pastor’s Daughter

7:52 How Social Media Made Her Liberal

10:52 Feeling Alone as a Conservative at Vanderbilt

12:46 The Required Class That Made Her Afraid to Speak

16:28 Why Conservatives Shouldn’t Flee Liberal Campuses

20:54 Why Conservatives Cannot Ignore AI

26:06 AI Therapy and Artificial Relationships

27:38 Her Advice for Christians Entering College

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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 to fear AI, Erika argues it may be one of the greatest tools for opportunity, entrepreneurship, and learning—if we use it wisely. She also explains why parents must take back responsibility for teaching patriotism, civics, and truth at home, what’s really happening with the Department of Education, and why young women don’t need to wait until motherhood to start defending the next generation.

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Erika Donalds is the Founder of Education Freedom Foundation and Chairman of OptimaEd. Erika is a national expert on education policy and school choice, a frequent media commentator and speaker, and a seasoned business executive.

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0:37 Intro

1:15 Why Gen Z Shouldn’t Fear AI

1:48 Students Are Being Lied To About AI

3:00 How Parents Can Teach Kids to Use AI Wisely

4:22 AI Needs Guardrails—Not Panic

5:13 Why AI Is the New Internet

6:51 Educators Must Adapt or Fail Students

8:28 America’s Civics Crisis Before the 250th

9:40 Patriotism Starts at Home

12:08 The Plan to Dismantle the Department of Education

14:58 How Young Women Can Defend Education Freedom

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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 Unplugged, Alex opens up about meeting her fiancé, preparing for marriage in a season of singleness, and why young women shouldn’t waste the waiting.

She also gets candid about backlash, courage, and why telling the truth matters more than staying popular — even inside the conservative movement. From dating and motherhood to faith, politics, and standing firm under fire, Alex shares the message every young woman needs to hear: God’s timing is not punishment — it’s preparation.

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Alex Clark is the host of TPUSA's Culture Apothecary, where she explores remedies for the emotional, physical, and spiritual challenges in today’s culture. Her mission is to empower listeners with practical tools and natural remedies for living well in our culture.

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0:30 Alex Clark Returns With Big News

1:30 The Substack Shoutout That Started It All

2:52 Everyone Knew He Was the One

3:36 From First Date to “Be My Girlfriend”

4:53 Waiting, Singleness, and Wanting Marriage

5:54 Why God’s “No” Finally Made Sense

7:19 Becoming the Wife and Mother You Want to Be

9:51 Why You Can Have Convictions Before Marriage

11:59 Career, Motherhood, and Rejecting Feminist Lies

16:07 Truth, Backlash, and Standing Firm Under Fire

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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 Unplugged, Reagan shares how she went from Hillsdale College to The Daily Caller, what it’s really like covering the White House in the Trump administration, and why the most important thing young conservatives can do is stay brave, stay curious, and stay grounded.

From unpredictable days chasing breaking news to the quiet habits that keep her sane, Reagan offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at political journalism — and a powerful reminder that politics matters, but it should never become your whole identity.

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Reagan Reese is the White House Correspondent for the Daily Caller and a Visiting Fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum. She previously reported on education for the Daily Caller News Foundation after graduating from Hillsdale College with degrees in Rhetoric and Public Address and Journalism. At Hillsdale, she captained the Division II softball team, leading them to multiple conference championships.

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0:34 Introduction to Reagan Reese

1:01 From Hillsdale to The Daily Caller

2:03 The call that changed Reagan’s career

2:25 Becoming one of the youngest reporters in the White House briefing room

3:52 Why Gen Z belongs in the room

4:50 What a White House correspondent actually does

5:17 When the news schedule changes overnight

5:42 Chasing sources and breaking news

7:29 Reagan’s advice for young conservatives

8:10 Why politics should never become your identity

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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 Republic. Ambassador Campos is committed to deepening the relationship between the United States and the Dominican Republic, while prioritizing the vital national interests of the United States - in pursuit of peace, prosperity, regional stability, and security.

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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 system decide her daughter’s fate. In this powerful conversation, Liz reveals how God redirected her passion from the pool to confronting corruption, exposing evil, and defending American families. She also gives raw wisdom on motherhood, vocation, and raising the next generation to pursue heaven — not likes.

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to live boldly in truth while guarding the hearts of your children, this episode will light a match inside you.

Host of The Liz Wheeler Show on Blaze TV and author of Hide Your Children: Exposing the Marxists Behind the Attack on America’s Kids.

Liz commands an audience of over 1 million on X, and is known for exposing corruption and calling out the so-called “experts.” She is rigorous in her research, passionate about her faith, and unapologetically fearless.

0:56 — A fearless voice joins Gen Z Unplugged

Welcome & quick intro; Liz’s speech left a mark.

1:30 — The dream that disappeared overnight

Competitive swimmer → chronic illness → identity shaken.

2:59 — A mother’s relentless love against medical gaslighting

How Liz’s mom became the hero who saved her life.

5:20 — The moment Liz uncovered institutional corruption

Why America’s healthcare failures are about more than incompetence.

6:56 — Barack Obama, abortion votes, and political awakening

The exact turning point that launched her activism.

9:16 — Media, speaking tours & God’s redirected plan

How sorrow and passion became purpose.

10:53 — Marriage, vocation & motherhood as a battleground

What true presence requires — and why culture gets it wrong.

12:42 — “Our duty is to shepherd souls to heaven”

Liz’s life rule for career decisions.

14:50 — Protecting kids from culture’s silent predators

Screens, schools & soul-formational vigilance.

17:56 — The humbling truth of parenting

Why even the strongest parents can’t do it without God.

20:43 — Free will, spiritual warfare & raising saints

What happens when kids choose wrong — and why hope remains.

22:49 — When parenting means saying “no” to the entire world

How to be countercultural with courage.

23:53 — Final wisdom from Liz

A pep talk for future wives & mothers answering God’s call.

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Catherine Hendershott, Rachel Hurley, and Hannah Faulkner. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu.

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At Tulane University, Juliana learned that expressing the “wrong” opinion could cost her friendships, leadership positions, and reputation. The 2026 Luce Center intern opens up about campus censorship, being sidelined in hockey, the fight to protect women’s sports, and how faith helped her rediscover the beliefs she had buried to fit in. Her advice to incoming freshmen is simple: Know who you are before college tells you who to be.

0:00 Introduction

1:25 “Academic Freedom Doesn’t Exist”

4:22 Why Conservative Students Stay Quiet

5:51 Fighting for a Place in Hockey

8:47 Women’s Sports and Lost Opportunities

11:10 How Social Media Pulled Her Left—and Faith Brought Her Back

16:51 Finding a Conservative Community

19:11 The “Victory Files” and Fear of Being Exposed

23:44 A Professor’s Shocking Accusation

26:23 Advice for Incoming College Freshmen

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