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Hello everyone and welcome to the Focus Group podcast.

I'm Sarah Longwell, publisher of The Bullwork, and this week we are catching up with Gen Z. Don't be scared.

Now, we spent a bit more time on the more red-pilled young right-wingers, especially young men on this show.

But we're going to do just like a little bit of that today, as well as check in with young progressives, particularly young progressive women.

Since the 2024 election, there have been few takes as well worn as the Gen Z gender gap. We see this gap in their politics,

as well as their life priorities. There's been a lot of polling showing that young men and women

are pretty far apart on things like getting married and having children, which is a tough thing

for them to be a part on, since they're going to need each other. My guest today is a zoomer

and a chronicler of Gen Z

Cultural and Political Trends. Rachel Jampaza, founder of the Up and up and media and research

firm and substack publication. Rachel, thanks for being here. Thanks for having me, Sarah.

All right. So you've said for some time now and you've got some devotees among some of the young kids in my office, and they hate it when I call them that because they're not kids. They're just, they're just zoomers like you. I shouldn't recognize that they're adults. But you say that there are really two Gen Zers, Gen Z 1.0, who graduated high school before the pandemic, and Gen Z 2.0 who graduated high school

after the pandemic. So what are just like, broadly speaking, the political and social differences

...