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 class. Now a Summer 2026 Luce Center intern, she reflects on how her faith gave her the courage to challenge political complacency…
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 our new host, Anastasia Leffas. She shares how faith, family, mentorship, and conservative community shaped her worldview—and why Ge…
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 episode of Gen Z Unplugged, Wynton Hall, author of Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI, breaks down t…
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 this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, 2026 Luce Center summer intern Alexis Lange shares how her patriotic upbringing, Benedictine Col…
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 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 …
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 Allie Paris of Counteract USA to unpack the unexpected story behind a movement that’s reaching young people across the country. W…
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 Unplugged, Reagan shares how she went from Hillsdale College to The Daily Caller, what it’s really like covering the White House …
Erika Donalds: AI Won’t Steal Your Future—Bad Schools Will (repost)
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 Escaped Socialism. Now She’s Warning Gen Z. (repost)
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 Ven…
Why Young People Are Saying No to Family — And How to Change It | Catherine Pakaluk (repost)
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 ove…
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