The Reagan Faulkner Show

UNCW Student and nationally recognized young Republican, Reagan Faulkner shares her unique insights into the issues of the day.

The Reagan Faulkner Show is a commentary podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #48

  The Gen Z Gender Divide - Episode 48

  Jul 29, 202631 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail This episode digs into why Gen Z men and women are now living in almost totally different political universes—and what that means for faith, family, and the future of the country. Reagan walks through both the data and the real‑world stories behind the gender gap, from campus culture to TikTok feeds to the way major political shocks like Dobbs landed differently for young women and young men. Instead of blaming “brainwashing,” she traces concrete causes: education trends, deaths of despair among young men, and the content ecosystems that monetize anger while hollowing out real community. And she ends where conservatives should always end—on responsibility and hope—offering practical steps Gen Z can take this week to close the distance the algorithm has built between the sexes. What you’ll learn / Key moments 00:07 – How Gen Z men and women ended up in separate political universes, and the opening data on the partisan gender gap. 01:47 – The NBC and AP VoteCast numbers: Democrat‑leaning young women, Republican‑leaning young men, and a 31‑point gender gap that goes beyond voting. 06:08 – How 2016, MeToo, and Dobbs stacked together during Gen Z women’s formative years and helped push many of them left on politics. 10:05 – The education flip, stalled ladders into the middle class for young men, and the “deaths of despair” crisis driving male alienation. 16:52 – The anger‑driven content ecosystem aimed at lonely young men—and why it clashes with biblical, conservative manhood. 21:27 – The Axios TikTok experiment and how algorithms sort men and women into different political realities without anyone asking for it. 24:08 – What happens when dating, marriage, and even decisions about having children get pulled into the gendered political divide—and why Reagan thinks conservatives can’t just “win young men” and ignore young women. Call to action If this episode helped you see the Gen Z gender divide more clearly—and gave you real ways to start bridging it—don’t stop here. Follow The Reagan Faulkner Show on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Substack so you don’t miss future deep‑dives on what’s happening inside your generation’s politics and culture. Then come join us at The Wilmington Standard on Instagram and Facebook, where we connect these national trends to what’s happening on the ground in North Carolina and beyond. Support life while you support this show: grab your next bag of Seven Weeks Coffee and use code REAGAN2026—every purchase sends 10% to crisis pregnancy centers serving moms and babies who need help, while you stand unapologetically for the pro‑life movement. This moment is urgent, but it isn’t hopeless; if Gen Z can choose real relationships over algorithm‑driven caricatures, there is still time to rebuild a culture of faith, family, and responsibility. Support the show

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  Episode #47

  The Capital at 250: A Firsthand Look at American Exceptionalism - Episode 47

  Jul 16, 202642 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail On this episode of The Reagan Faulkner Show, Reagan steps away from heavy research to give a firsthand report from Washington, D.C. during America’s 250th year. She describes a capital that feels cleaner, safer, and more orderly under President Trump, even as far‑left propaganda clings to the outskirts. From the Great American State Fair and the America Innovates Pavilion to PragerU’s Freedom 250 truck and Arlington National Cemetery, Reagan shows how faith, sacrifice, and innovation still set America apart. She closes with a challenge: do we still want another 250 years of American exceptionalism, or are we ready to let this experiment fade. What you’ll learn in this episode 00:07 – Why Reagan is sharing a boots‑on‑the‑ground D.C. trip during America 250 and how the capital looks and feels different under Trump. 03:45 – Far‑left propaganda in a “nice” neighborhood: Antifa and pro‑Palestinian stickers, anti‑Trump rhetoric, and how it disappears near the National Mall. 06:30 – Great American State Fair “Innovation Day,” a cleaner and safer Metro, and how the National Guard actually helps visitors instead of intimidating them. 08:40 – Inside the America Innovates Pavilion: NASA, SpaceX, Axiom Space, TikTok, Truth Social, and Google Jigsaw’s AI display on 250 years of American freedom. 12:30 – Secret Service’s new armored truck, Trump’s push to modernize security, and how most threats are handled quietly before the public ever hears about them. 15:15 – State pavilions that went all‑in (especially Florida), blue states that didn’t show, and how private sponsors rescued North Carolina’s booth when Governor Stein refused. 20:55 – PragerU’s Freedom 250 truck, the rodeo, and a main‑stage conversation on innovation, crypto, and AI alongside a full‑size GE jet engine and flight simulator. 30:05 – Arlington National Cemetery, the story of James Parks, and Reagan’s closing reflections on war, sacrifice, and whether Americans still want to carry this republic another 250 years. What You Can Do If you don’t want America’s next 250 years decided without you, now is the time to lean in. Follow The Reagan Faulkner Show on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Substack so you never miss an episode and can share it with friends who need a clear, hopeful conservative voice. Stay connected with The Wilmington Standard on Instagram and Facebook for local and national coverage that actually respects your values. And when you order Seven Weeks Coffee with code REAGAN2026, you get great coffee while sending 10% of every purchase to crisis pregnancy centers serving moms and babies across America. Capital-At-250-2.docx Support the show

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  Episode #46

  Builder Versus Critic – What are We Supposed to Build Now - Episode 46

  Jul 9, 202649 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Builder Versus Critic – What are We Supposed to Build Now is a long‑form, summer conversation about why America doesn’t just have an information or commentary problem, but a formation shortage. Reagan Faulkner walks through how engagement‑driven algorithms reward hot takes and doomscrolling while starving the slow, boring work of actually building trustworthy people and institutions. Drawing from American history, from Theodore Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan, she makes the case that criticism feels powerful because it is instant, but builders are the ones who actually shape the future. This episode is an invit...

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  Episode #46

  Builder Versus Critic – What are We Supposed to Build Now - Episode 46

  Jul 9, 202649 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail Builder Versus Critic – What are We Supposed to Build Now is a long‑form, summer conversation about why America doesn’t just have an information or commentary problem, but a formation shortage. Reagan Faulkner walks through how engagement‑driven algorithms reward hot takes and doomscrolling while starving the slow, boring work of actually building trustworthy people and institutions. Drawing from American history, from Theodore Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan, she makes the case that criticism feels powerful because it is instant, but builders are the ones who actually shape the future. This episode is an invitation for Gen Z, Gen Alpha, and anyone listening to pick up the “chisel” in front of them—family, church, school, local community—and leave at least one institution stronger than they found it. What you’ll learn / Key moments 00:07 – America is “unfinished,” not broken, and every generation is handed a chisel and a block of marble instead of a completed statue. 02:29 – Why the internet rewards the critic with instant dopamine while builders get almost no credit online. 05:06 – From “information problem” and “commentary problem” to a “formation shortage” and what formation actually means in real life. 10:31 – How honest criticism is a form of stewardship, and where it crosses the line into an identity that replaces actual work. 13:10 – Why our algorithm‑driven media ecosystem is literally built to make the critic win and the builder disappear. 21:50 – The “man in the arena” passage from Theodore Roosevelt and how it reframes the difference between spectators and builders. 28:40 – Six shared traits of real builders, from Washington and Booker T. Washington to modern entrepreneurs and church planters. 34:40 – Trust, pride, housing, local news, religious life, and volunteering: a dashboard of where America’s builder class is thin—and where hope is breaking through. 42:19 – A practical “builder vs. critic” lens you can apply to education, media, politics, AI, business, and even your own street. 43:39 – Ronald Reagan’s warning that freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction—and what that means for this generation’s character. 44:20 – The core assignment: pick one institution you’re responsible for right now and leave it stronger than you found it. Call to action If this episode pushed you out of spectator mode and into the arena, don’t just scroll on. Follow The Reagan Faulkner Show on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Substack so you don’t miss the next long‑form framework we’re building together. Stay connected with local, on‑the‑ground coverage by following The Wilmington Standard on Instagram and Facebook—and share this episode with one person you know is more of a builder than a hater. And if you want your morning routine to actually build something, grab a bag of Seven Weeks Coffee and use code REAGAN2026 at checkout; 10% goes directly to crisis pregnancy centers serving moms and babies in need. Let’s trade rage‑bait for responsibility and put our hands back on the chisel. Support the show

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  Episode #45

  First in Freedom: What America 250 Should Actually Mean to Gen Z - Episode 45

  Jul 3, 202644 minS1

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p> America is about to turn 250, and Reagan Faulkner argues that this milestone should hit Gen Z as a calling, not just a party. She walks through how the United States became the world’s longest-running written constitutional government, why patriotism is a tradition that has to be handed down, and how that transmission broke for her generation. Then she heads home to North Carolina, unpacking the real “First in Freedom” story—from Cornelius Harnett’s Stamp Act resistance in Wilmington to the Halifax Resolves and Moores Creek Bridge. Along the way, Reagan makes the conserv...

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