FYPod

Tim and Cam talk about the detainment of Mahmoud Khalil and the lack of protests from Gen Z over the matter, as well as the enactment of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.

Plus, why is Gen Z reading way less than prior generations? And is it affecting their intellect?

Tim and Cam discuss Elon Musk’s barely post-pubescent DOGE team, as well as Tesla stocks sinking and becoming a conservative brand under Trump 2.0. They also give unsolicited dating advice for young men struggling to date in the technological world.

Tim and Cam speak with content creator Deja Foxx, the founder of GenZ Girl Gang. They discuss her activist journey from a teenager going through hidden homelessness in Arizona to first Influencer and Surrogate Strategist for Vice President Kamala Harris’s 2024 campaign. 

They also talk about why young girls didn’t get red pilled like much of their male counterparts during the pandemic, and the role empathy and sisterhood played in it.

Gen Z Girl Gang: https://genzgirlgang.com

Stay tuned tomorrow for Tim & Cam’s one on one segment!

Tim and Cam discuss young America’s response to Ukraine, and why they don’t yet have the same amount of passion towards the cause as they have with the war in Gaza.

Plus, digital creator Ellie Schnitt comes on the pod to talk about the manosphere and it’s prevalence with the young men of today. Oh, and she’s also Cam’s ex-girlfriend.

What Democrats did today graphic: https://x.com/TheDemocrats/status/1895240028877422949

Covid-19 locked Gen Z up during their formative years, and the GOP offered them a party. Sure, there’s some nazism mixed in with the drinks, but in a loneliness pandemic, you take what highs you can get. Tim and Cam discuss how the pandemic was a key factor to pushing Gen Z to the right.

Plus, former Disney Channel star turned political operative Joshua Rush joins Tim and Cam to defends the activist tactics of Gen Z and explain why, in the face of nonstop nihilism, he still has optimism for the future of America.

In the inaugural episode of FYPod, Tim Miller and Cameron Kasky react to idolization of weirdos like Andrew Tate amongst Gen Z males, while Cam explains why Democrats can’t be cool and crash the Daytona 500 like Donald Trump just did.

Then, digital activist and artist Dylan Geick joins Tim and Cam to discuss the pivot among the young male demographic towards Trumpism and authoritarians, when “radicalization” really occurs for politically engaged new adults, and why the Democrats need good looking male advocates to win elections.

Wondering what the hell this podcast is? Tim Miller and Cameron Kasky are here to give you the inside scoop on why they created this show, the topics they'll explore and the guests they'll have on in future episodes.

Hey everyone, it’s Cameron Kasky, disgruntled child activist. Gen Z went completely off the rails and I’m here with my buddy Tim Miller trying to figure out what the hell is going on.