In this episode, CDK and Horatio discuss various topics including the NABJ conference, the presidential campaign, the role of social media, and charging kids for rent. They touch on the importance of attention and marketing in politics, the impact of Generation Z, and the dislike for certain emojis. They also talk about the differences between millennials and Generation Z, the behavior of Baby Boomers, and the value of motion and responsibility.

Keywords

NABJ, presidential campaign, social media, Generation Z, attention, marketing, emojis, millennials, Baby Boomers, motion, responsibility

Takeaways

• Attention and marketing play a significant role in politics, regardless of the content or message being conveyed.
• Generation Z is unique due to their exposure to social media and technology from a young age.
• The dislike for certain emojis, such as the thumbs up, stems from a desire for more expressive and meaningful communication.
• Charging kids for rent can be situational and depends on factors such as their goals, financial situation, and responsibility.
• Motion and responsibility are valued traits, and people are more likely to help those who are actively moving towards their goals.

Sound Bites

• "Voting for president is like voting for a prom queen or prom king."
• "He doesn't answer the right questions. This dude is confident, bro."
• "Using their authentic selves and their platforms to bring attention for Generation Z to vote."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and NABJ Conference

06:02
The Impact of Generation Z on Society

08:17
The Dislike for Certain Emojis

11:31
The Debate on Charging Kids for Rent

15:48
The Value of Motion and Responsibility

19:38
Conclusion