You're letting me know that we're cool again because I just assume that Gen Z thinks

millennial is cringe.

Hey guys, it's Rachel Jan Faza here at The Bullwork, welcoming you to another episode of

the Focus Group podcast. You all know by now how much I love talking about the Gen Z gender

gap, how young women keep moving to the

political left and young men to the right. Today, we're going to focus on young women, which we

haven't done in a while. There's a ton of discourse about why young men and women are drifting

so far apart, at least when it comes to their politics. I've emphasized a lot of it,

and so has today's guest. My guest today is Sammy Sage, co-founder of Betches Media and host of

the podcast Morning Announcements and co-author of Democracy in Retrograde, How to Make Changes Big and

Small in our country and our lives, which is coming out on paperback on April 28th.

Sammy, thanks so much for joining me.

Thank you so much for having me.

I am excited to get into our chat today.

Me too.

And Sammy and I both love to talk about both on and offline,

the forces shaping young people's politics.

And I'm psyched that she's making

her focus group debut and bulwark debut here with us today. I am so thrilled to be here.

And I'm excited to take our offline conversations and give the audience a little, a little taste of

what we chat about. Totally. Me too. So just off the bat, Betches has historically been

what I'd say, a distinctly millennial product. It's been around since 2011 and you're obviously

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