Gen Z increasingly wonders if anything is there or, if there is, what? According to Pew, most Americans say it is not necessary to believe in God to be moral. 

And the "Nones" – as in N-O-N-E-S - want nothing to do with organized religion. This episode is about "Nones" and whether religion can speak to them.

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An in-depth conversation with the author of Ok, Boomer, Let's Talk: How My Generation Got Left Behind. Jill Filipovic offers a reckoning and an olive branch to a generation that's become a combat meme.

If you’d like to contact Jill, visit her website at jillfilipovic.com or tweet her @jillfilipovic. 

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A candid conversation between a law enforcement officer and a young, activist journalist. This is an honest, at times tense conversation, and the most important podcast I’ve produced. I am grateful to Steve and Raven for agreeing to go deep over an issue that’s causing a deep rift in our country.

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Can a parent – even a Democratic dad – be progressive enough for his Gen Z kids? Um. No. Kat Donovan schools her dad, Mike, on the value of democratic socialism.

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Gen Z is adept at cancel culture, but Baby Boomers, including President Trump, are pretty good at it too. This episode tackles cancel culture with a conversation between a Gen Z'er from Southern California and a Boomer from Trump country.

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Millennials blame Boomers for their economic woes and the country’s cultural divide. Many Boomers refuse to say, “I’m sorry,” and wish Millennials would stop playing the blame game. My buddy, Michael Teasdale, a Loyola Marymount University student, and Sherrie Dunlevy, among the youngest of the Boomers, have an honest conversation about the generational blame game.

Thanks for listening. If you want to hear more from Sherrie Dunlevy, visit her website at https://www.sherriedunlevy.com.

I’m busy producing new episodes. Season 2 begins Sept. 7. Thanks for making Season 1 a success! Tell your friends and make sure you give me a rave review. Visit me at facebook.com/carollmu.

National Pride, so old-school. Why the majority of young Americans no longer believe America is exceptional.

Our political vitriol is shaping Gen-Z’s politics. And it ain’t pretty. A conversation with a 20-year old who will vote for President for the first time in November.

Taboo? How quaint. Dropping the F-bomb feels right in 2020. What other word adequately expresses the anger many Americans feel about our institutions? Everybody drops it. And, depending on your generation, the proliferate use of the word has coarsened America.