On today's podcast I interview Jeremy S. Adams, a teacher of both high school and college education. Adams has been an educator for decades and he's noticed a pattern: the upcoming generations of youth are losing their passion. They lack ambition to work hard, their love lives are scattered and inconsistent, and their direction in life seems more lost than the generations that came before.

I ask Adams why he thinks this is the case, and his answers are multifold: the state of our culture, the era of remote work, and the impact of pandemic lockdowns stifling social interaction, thus creating social isolation. It's a trend that's continuing to grow, and one that scares Adams. How will the future generations succeed if they simply don't care or even want to succeed? How do we reinstall passion, ambition and love into America's youth before it's too late?

It's an in depth interview that you won't want to miss, especially if you're a young adult or someone who has children. This is definitely a podcast where I welcome your feedback in the comments about why you think America's youth is lost, lazy and loveless, and how we can ultimately fix it.