GenZ Unplugged

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 overnight, to her research on the cultural and spiritual roots of declining birth rates, Catherine unpacks what it really means to see children as gifts rather than burdens. This conversation is raw, hopeful, and deeply countercultural—perfect for anyone wrestling with questions of calling, career, and family.

01:22 – Welcome and introduction to Catherine Pakaluk

02:22 – Why Hannah’s Children was written

04:22 – The birth rate crisis and cultural shifts in Gen Z

07:22 – Catherine’s personal story: marriage, family, and unexpected callings

13:22 – Balancing being a new wife and instant mother of six

18:22 – “Readiness” and why waiting for the “perfect moment” doesn’t work

23:22 – One child at a time: openness without numbers

25:22 – Money myths: why children aren’t “too expensive”

30:22 – The deeper reasons behind declining birth rates

37:22 – How faith and lived experience shape the desire for children

43:22 – Can the economy incentivize larger families?

48:22 – Marriage, career, and calling: why it’s not either/or

51:22 – Where to find Catherine’s work and a sneak peek at her upcoming project

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Catherine Hendershott, Rachel Hurley, and Hannah Faulkner. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu. 

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What does it take to become the youngest woman ever elected to the Ohio legislature—and then choose to step away? Jena Powell joins us to share her journey from small-town entrepreneur to state representative, and why she believes true influence comes from embracing life’s seasons.

In this conversation, Jena opens up about:

Her fight to pass landmark legislation like the Heartbeat Bill and Save Women’s Sports.

The tension between “boss babe” and “trad wife” culture—and her alternative vision for women.

Why local politics matter more than ever in a post-Roe America.

The courage it takes to run for office young, and the freedom of knowing your season.

Whether you’re wrestling with career, calling, or culture wars, Jena’s story will inspire you to step up, speak out, and live faithfully in your season.

01:07 – Introduction to Jena Powell and her roots in Ohio

02:07 – Serving six years in the state legislature at just 25

03:07 – The Heartbeat Bill, Save Women’s Sports, and fighting uphill battles

06:07 – Early foundations: homeschool life, family values, and starting college at 13

09:07 – Boss Babe vs. Trad Wife: why neither path is enough

12:07 – Seeing life in seasons: balancing motherhood, politics, and business

14:07 – The advantages of being a young woman in politics

17:07 – Why state politics matter more than Congress in daily life

20:07 – The power of five phone calls: how citizens truly influence legislators

24:07 – Running for office young: rejection, resilience, and victory

28:07 – Life after office: faithfulness in new seasons

34:07 – Building a culture that values and protects life

38:07 – How Gen Z women can get involved and make a difference today

40:07 – Where to connect with Jena Powell

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Just one week ago, Charlie Kirk was assassinated while doing what he loved most — debating and exchanging ideas on a college campus. In this special episode of Gen Z Unplugged, we reflect on his life, legacy, and the way his death has shaken an entire generation. From grief and disbelief to courage and renewed conviction, we discuss how Gen Z is processing this defining moment and how Charlie’s voice continues to inspire thousands to rise, speak, and lead.

Join us as we share personal stories, reactions from across the nation, and a vision of hope for a generation that refuses to stay silent.

[00:34] Opening reflections: the shock of Charlie Kirk’s assassination

[01:26] Why this moment is a defining event for Gen Z

[03:07] Processing the first reactions and national grief

[04:47] Erica Kirk’s courageous response and the nation’s outpouring

[06:11] The troubling divide: celebration vs mourning on the left

[07:57] How rhetoric of hate leads to real violence

[10:27] Gen Z’s rising courage: 32,000+ TPUSA chapter requests

[13:24] Normalizing conservatism: why Charlie’s legacy resonates

[15:51] Remembering Charlie as a friend, husband, father, and mentor

[18:11] Clips of Charlie’s compassion: faith in action with students

[20:47] Erica’s strength: a widow’s cry echoing across the nation

[23:16] Mourning without riots: circles of prayer and peace

[24:32] A call to Gen Z: carry forward the legacy, stand together

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Your twenties don’t have to be a “throwaway decade.” In this episode of GenZ Unplugged, we break down the cultural lie that your twenties are just for mistakes, hookups, and aimless wandering. Instead, we explore how this season can become a powerful launchpad for the rest of your life.

From the values you stand firm in, to the friends and spouse you choose, to the career path you build—every decision matters. Drawing from The Defining Decade by Dr. Meg Jay and our own experiences, we share the four life-shaping choices every young adult faces in their twenties. Whether you’re in college, newly graduated, or just starting to think about your future, this conversation will help you navigate with clarity and confidence.

[00:17] Rethinking the “throwaway decade” myth

[02:17] Why your twenties are a launchpad, not a waiting room

[05:17] Decision #1: Who you worship and what you value

[09:47] Decision #2: Who you marry (and how to date intentionally)

[13:17] Decision #3: The friends who shape your future

[18:47] Building community and finding your people

[19:57] Decision #4: Careers, majors, and aligning work with values

[25:17] How “in-between jobs” can still prepare you for your calling

[27:37] Final reflections: Don’t waste your twenties

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Catherine Hendershott, Rachel Hurley, and Hannah Faulkner. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu. 

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Washington, DC has long been a symbol of American strength — but what happens when its streets no longer feel safe? In this episode of Gen Z Unplugged, we dive into the realities of crime, homelessness, and safety in our nation’s capital. From personal stories of danger on the Metro to shocking statistics about violent crime, we unpack what’s really happening in DC and why President Trump’s efforts to restore law and order matter for every American.

We share our experiences, react to Amber Duke’s viral post about life in DC, and explore why safety is not just a privilege, but a right. Plus, we look at the deeper cultural questions: What does true compassion look like? How should freedom and responsibility shape our cities?

If you’ve ever wondered what the future of America’s capital might hold, this conversation is for you.

00:00 – Shocking encounters in DC: assaults, theft, and chaos in broad daylight

00:47 – Welcome back to Gen Z Unplugged: why DC safety matters now more than ever

01:26 – Before-and-after: stats on crime and homelessness in DC

03:09 – The fear factor: what it’s like for Gen Z women to navigate DC and the Metro

04:27 – The right to safety: balancing compassion with accountability

05:19 – National Guard deployment: 2,200 troops, 1,000 arrests, 120 firearms seized

07:42 – Young women on bail reform: why 79% say no to releasing violent criminals

08:39 – Amber Duke’s viral post: theft, harassment, and survival in DC

10:00 – Trump’s tough stance: shelters or jail, and why consequences matter

11:35 – Tragedy in DC: the shocking story of a newly engaged couple

12:59 – California and San Francisco: lessons from failed policies

13:25 – Justice served: why Americans crave safety and accountability

13:25 – Revisiting the Jordan Neely case: Daniel Penny and the right to defend

16:32 – The right to be safe: freedom, compassion, and preventing repeat crimes

20:04 – True compassion: giving freedom back through restoration, not neglect

21:27 – Closing thoughts and call to action

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In this bonus episode, Nica shares her grandmother’s harrowing experiences living under the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. From imprisonment and starvation to hiding venomous snakes for food, her family’s survival is a powerful reminder of the human cost of communism and the resilience it takes to rebuild life after devastation.

Through these stories, Nica challenges us to reflect on the freedoms we often take for granted in America—freedom of speech, religion, and opportunity—and why they must be protected. This raw and deeply personal conversation sheds light on a genocide that is too often forgotten and offers wisdom for a generation that must remain vigilant against tyranny.

✨ A story of survival.

✨ A warning against repeating history.

✨ A call to gratitude and resilience.

[01:05] Welcome + intro to Nica’s bonus episode

[01:41] The horrors of communism in Cambodia

[02:09] Nica’s grandmother imprisoned in Tuol Sleng prison

[03:14] Escaping chains but too weak to run

[04:05] Rebuilding life after the war & her grandmother’s strength

[04:29] Non-traditional foods & survival under Khmer Rouge

[05:39] Hiding and eating a venomous snake to survive

[07:18] Why Cambodians ate tarantulas & scarcity of food

[07:38] Stripping away individuality under communism

[08:32] Gratitude for freedom in America

[09:30] Why the Khmer Rouge genocide is rarely discussed

[12:03] Founding the Cambodian Student Association & difficulty telling survivors’ stories

[13:18] Communism as a nightmare that still lingers today

[15:04] The dangers of socialism & gratitude for freedom

[17:07] Encouraging the next generation to build a life of resilience and purpose

[17:49] Closing reflections: Why this story matters on today’s campuses

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This week on GenZ Unplugged, we sit down with Nica Marin, Events & Marketing Officer at the Luce Center, who just became an American citizen—only days before this conversation. Nica opens up about her family’s escape from the horrors of Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge, the long and costly 14-year immigration process, and what it felt like to finally step into her American dream.

She also shares her perspective on illegal immigration, why gratitude shapes her outlook, and how opportunity, freedom, and responsibility define what it means to her to be an American. This is a story of resilience, faith, and the pursuit of liberty.

00:00 – Welcome to GenZ Unplugged & introduction of Nica Marin

01:00 – Nica’s family history: surviving Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge regime

04:30 – Forced labor, persecution, and survival through resilience

07:30 – How Nica’s grandfather paved the way for her family’s U.S. immigration

10:00 – Growing up in Cambodia’s schools vs. dreams of American education

15:00 – The 14-year wait: preparing for life in America as a child

18:00 – Receiving the long-awaited news of moving to the U.S.

20:30 – First impressions of America: California, Texas, and culture shock

24:00 – The meaning of citizenship & reflections on illegal immigration

29:00 – Why following the law matters and the cost of doing it the right way

33:00 – Finding opportunity in America: entrepreneurship and graphic design

36:00 – Challenges of being a conservative voice in liberal spaces

39:00 – Becoming an American citizen: gratitude, patriotism, and hope for the future

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College can feel like a battleground for your beliefs—where culture pulls you away from faith, identity gets tangled in sports or academics, and loneliness makes you question everything. In this powerful episode of Gen Z Unplugged, Catherine and her co-host open up about their raw faith journeys—through illness, athletics, sorority life, heartbreak, and redemption.

From black mold poisoning to spiritual awakening in a dining hall, they share how God showed up in unexpected ways and how purity, perseverance, and community shaped their lives. Whether you’re navigating college, relationships, or just trying to hold on to your faith in a world that pushes against it—this conversation is for you.

[00:28] Welcome back to Gen Z Unplugged + intro to today’s faith discussion

[01:28] Catherine’s cradle Catholic upbringing & strong family faith foundation

[03:28] College basketball, shifting identity, and faith taking a back seat

[05:58] Black mold poisoning, hospitalization, and a life-changing wake-up call

[08:58] Realizing her worth is not in basketball, but in Christ

[10:58] Wrestling with idols—faith vs. sports, school, and affirmation

[12:28] Co-host’s story: growing up in a megachurch but living a secular lifestyle

[15:58] Joining a sorority, chasing friendships, and confronting emptiness

[19:58] Turning to the Bible in loneliness and depression—finding hope in Scripture

[22:28] Transformation: leaving behind a worldly lifestyle for Christ

[26:28] God’s “winks”: Catherine’s fiancé’s name as an answered childhood prayer

[30:28] Christian dating vs. hookup culture: setting boundaries and staying pure

[35:28] Peer pressure, flack, and why purity is countercultural but worth it

[37:28] Closing reflections: identity in Christ, accountability, and encouragement

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From “normal” becoming the bare minimum to uncovering the hidden red flags, the ladies of Gen Z Unplugged tackle one of the most asked questions on college campuses: Are all the good guys really taken? In this honest and often hilarious deep dive, they unpack the four qualities that truly matter in a partner—faith & morals, values, lifestyle, and attraction—while warning against love bombing, settling for bare-minimum effort, and ignoring your gut. Plus, they break down the surprising stats on cohabitation before marriage, how birth control can shift who you find attractive, and the “Four Horsemen” that predict relationship failure. Whether you’re dating, engaged, or single by choice, this episode will help you raise your standards without losing your heart.

[00:17] Welcome to Gen Z Unplugged + today’s big question: Are all the good guys taken?

[00:49] Why “normal” shouldn’t be the standard—raising the bar in relationships

[01:45] Faith & morals: Why shared beliefs are non-negotiable

[05:15] Spotting spiritual leadership without crossing dating boundaries

[08:11] Values & family: Respect, friends, and being a man of your word

[11:16] Bare minimum vs. true effort in dating

[11:17] Lifestyle compatibility and why it matters long-term

[12:25] The surprising divorce stats on living together before marriage

[14:02] Cohabitation convenience traps & “test drive” relationship myths

[16:17] Attraction in Christian dating: Is it optional?

[18:35] How birth control can change who you find attractive

[20:35] When to break up: Big red flags vs. subtle warning signs

[26:19] The “Four Horsemen” that predict relationship breakdowns

[29:50] Communication, listening to loved ones, and removing rose-colored glasses

[32:32] Why dating should be fun—and why you shouldn’t wait for someone to change

[33:17] Closing thoughts + share your funniest dating stories

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Catherine Hendershott, Rachel Hurley, and Hannah Faulkner. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu. 

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Legacy media is collapsing, new platforms are rising, and Gen Z is caught in the middle of the information war. In this hard-hitting conversation, journalist and commentator Emily Jashinsky breaks down why Americans no longer trust traditional news, how the media got Trump and Biden wrong, and what it means for the next generation of young women in journalism. If you care about truth, cultural clarity, and the power of honest reporting, this episode is for you.

0:46 – Emily Jashinsky shares her origin story and early influences

2:28 – How the Luce Center and Sarah Palin shaped her worldview

2:53 – Discovering a love for writing and falling into podcasting

4:00 – Journalism’s shift from legacy to independent platforms

5:16 – Media bias, economic pressures, and why trust collapsed

6:57 – The rise of creators like Tim Pool—and the fall of corporate gatekeepers

8:28 – What Emily would ask the Trump administration in the press room

9:03 – How conservative media must rise to meet the moment

10:10 – Why Americans want honest, transparent journalism—not neutrality

11:49 – Gen Z and the overwhelming flood of contradictory information

13:32 – The human cost of hyper-novelty in the digital age

15:11 – Conservative women, bro podcasts, and the gender ideology gap

17:33 – Why Gen Z men are shifting right—and what women need to hear

19:31 – How to communicate conservative values to young women

21:11 – Feminism in newsrooms and the limits of elite liberal bias

23:46 – Jake Tapper, “Original Sin,” and media’s Russia collusion disaster

27:11 – Will the media ever be held accountable? Emily explains what it will take

30:13 – Why truth-telling is the only winning formula in the media now

33:46 – Advice to aspiring journalists: tell the truth, get the facts, embrace the niche

36:44 – Where to follow Emily and support her work

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Catherine Hendershott, Rachel Hurley, and Hannah Faulkner. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu.

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