Still not convinced Generation Z is a force to be reckoned with? This episode might change your mind. In the Season 2 finale, Ziad Ahmed shares about the potential and power of Generation Z.
You can stay up to date with Ziad on his Instagram and his website.
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Music is a powerful thing that brings people together, creates conversation, and allows listeners to have a soundtrack to their lives. This episode features Karli Farrell, who shares about the Generation Z listening experience, what music is trending with Gen Z listeners, and what matters to Generation Z listeners.
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Is Gen Z going to church? What about staying spiritual? This episode features Scofield Foster and Catherine Stretar of the Grace Church in South Carolina, who share how they engage Generation Z teens in their ministry and faith programs.
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Growing up as a member of Generation Z means growing up a world vastly different than previous generations. Benjamin Laufer, host of the Headscratcher Podcast, joins me to discuss what is shaping Generation Z and how society is influencing their cohort culture.
You can listen to Episode 19 on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RadioPublic, or utilizing the player below:
The media paints Generation Z as the most anxious and depressed generation to date. But are they really? This episode features Cassanora Lampley, who has supported Generation Z's mental health in a variety of environments. She shares insights on the mental health trends among members of Generation Z and how those who work with Generation Z can best support their mental health and personal wellbeing.
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In this episode, Avery Wagar joins me to discuss the next frontier of technology: Virtual reality. We discuss what virtual reality is, it’s relationship with augmented and extended reality, and his learning experiences that have been integrated with virtual reality technology.
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Generation Z experiences many aspects of life online and through social media. How they lead and who they look to as leaders are also influence by digital spaces. Dr. Josie Ahlquist joins me for a conversation about digital leadership. We explore what exactly is digital leadership, how to create an authentic online presence, how to navigate conflict online, and ways to practice digital wellness.
You can find Josie online in the following spaces:
Instagram: @josieahlquist
Twitter: @josieahlquist
Facebook: Dr. Josie Ahlquist
Generation Z is ready to make the world a better place. Aware of social issues and with the technology to confront them, Gen Z isn’t waiting for permission to engage in advocacy and activism. This episode features an interview with Nadya Okamoto, founder of period.org. Nadya started her first non-profit at age 16 and remains a powerful voice and advocate for women’s rights and gender equality. Nadya shares her experiences as a Gen Z activist and what other generations can do to support Gen Z changemakers wanting to engage in advocacy and activism.
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You can keep up with Nadya and period.org through social media here:
Nadya on Instagram: @nadyaokamoto
Period.org on Instagram: @periodmovement
Order your copy of Nadya’s book, “Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement”, on Amazon.
