"To Vote or Not to Vote" Older generations expect Generation Z to sway the 2020 election, but young people seem to turn their backs on politics. With election coverage more accessible than ever before, why aren’t we more involved? Are we pessimistic? Misinformed? Jaded? Or do we just not care? In our final story of the season, we talk to Gen Zer, Leslie Hernandez, who is bucking the trend by diving into her community’s complicated political scene. Then, in a special interview taped live from the

"Not So Social Media" Studies say Generation Z has become more depressed and anxious than any generation before them. The cause? Experts worry it might be our reliance on social media as our main form of communication. We take a digital detox to see if removing technology from the center of our social lives could make us feel differently. Then we talk with Hannah and Charlie Lucas, the Gen Z founders of notOK, a social media app designed to save lives. Hosted by Jane Marolt and Mariel Gorsuch.

"Under the Influence(r)" For many Gen Zers, watching YouTube and following influencers on Instagram consumes hours of their day. In turn, many young people have turned to social media “influencing” as a profession. To find out more, we catch up with two Aspen High School alumni who are working towards careers as YouTube and Instagram stars. Special guests Noelle Woods and Jack Sweeney help us uncover the truth about this fascinating new career path for Generation Z. Hosted by Jane Marolt and

Get your first sip of the “piping hot tea” covering everything social media when it comes to Generation Z. We will talk with YouTube influencers, social app innovators and even politicians on the campaign trail to uncover the truth about our generation’s relationship with technology. News outlets and researches are always looking for “catch-all” boxes to stuff Gen Zers into, so if you don’t believe everything you hear from older people on the internet, check out Gen Z Tea for the inside scoop on