ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
This podcast examines the gap between political power and public expectation. Based on my work on the presidency, global governance, and institutional change, it explores why governments struggle to deliver, why leadership is often misunderstood, and how global forces shape national outcomes. Across the United States and beyond, this series offers a clear, thought-provoking look at how power really works.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 2 days
Average audio length:
20 minutes
English
United States
27 episodes
since April 19, 2026
episodic
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In this fourth and final episode of Stolen Youth: Rebuilding the Bridge, Patrick Machayo examines how education, employers and governments can work together to prepare Generation Z for the future of work.
Building on the previous episodes, this discussion explores the widening gap between education…
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Artificial intelligence is transforming the workplace, but are our education systems keeping pace? In this episode, Patrick Machayo examines how AI is reshaping employment opportunities for Generation Z, challenging traditional career pathways and potentially eliminating the entry-level jobs throug…
When did learning a trade become second class? In Episode Two, Patrick Machayo examines how society created a hierarchy between university education and vocational learning—and what that hierarchy has cost young people and the modern labor market.
From apprenticeships and technical education to Ger…
In Episode One of this four-part series, Patrick Machayo examines the growing disconnect between education and employment—and why earning a degree no longer guarantees a smooth transition into the workforce.
From Kenya and Africa to the United States, this episode explores youth unemployment, the s…
In the final episode of the three-part Stolen Youth series, Patrick Machayo asks a critical question: How can a generation reclaim its future? Focusing on Kenya, Africa, and the global experience of Gen Z, this episode moves from diagnosis to solutions—examining youth unemployment, education, techn…
Stolen Youth – Episode Two: Connected to Everything, Trusting Almost Nothing explores how Generation Z’s hyperconnected digital lives are reshaping mental health, trust, politics and democracy. Social media has expanded access to information and enabled young people to organize across borders, but …
Stolen Youth explores the global crisis facing young people as rising living costs, unemployment, housing shortages, student debt, insecure work and widening inequality make adulthood increasingly difficult. From Kenya’s Gen Z protests to youth struggles across Africa, America, Europe and Asia, th…
In Part 2 of this Memorial Day reflection series, Patrick Machayo explores the deeper meaning of Memorial Day as the United States approaches 250 years of independence during a time of growing political polarization, institutional strain, and emotional exhaustion across American society. This episo…
In this deeply personal Memorial Day episode, Patrick Machayo reflects on the sacrifices made by American service members and the invisible emotional wounds many veterans continue carrying long after war ends. Titled “Honoring the Fallen, Healing the Living: The Invisible Wounds of War and America’…
In the final episode of The Crisis of Trust in America, Patrick Machayo explores one of the most urgent questions facing modern American democracy: Can trust be rebuilt? Titled “Can America Rebuild Trust?”, this episode examines the emotional, institutional, and psychological challenges driving dis…
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