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The Civic Generation

The Civic Generation

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 The Civic Generation is a limited podcast series exploring what happens when curiosity & generations meet. We’re bringing together young leaders and seasoned changemakers for honest conversations about democracy, identity, and the future we’re building together. This isn’t about winning arguments. It’s about learning. If we’re going to reach 20 million young people building bold civic solutions, generations must work differently together. This is what that sounds like.© 2026 C&S
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  • Is October 7 Gen Z’s 9/11? ft. Jonah and Debi

    Is October 7 Gen Z’s 9/11? ft. Jonah and Debi
    Apr 2 2026

    What are the defining moments that shape a generation?

    In this episode of The Civic Generation, George Washington University sophomore Jonah Beinart and civic leader Debi Ghate share how defining moments for their generations—9/11 and October 7—shaped how they see the world, and how those different starting points actually help them relate to each other.


    They both reflect on the pitfalls of black-and-white thinking and how labels make them feel boxed in. Instead, their conversation shows how getting a little more curious about each other might bring us closer.
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    9 Min.
  • Is Gen Z the New Gen X? ft. Samantha and Stefanie

    Is Gen Z the New Gen X? ft. Samantha and Stefanie
    Feb 23 2026

    Is Gen Z coming of age in unprecedented uncertainty — or have we been here before?

    In the premiere episode of The Civic Generation, 19-year-old engineering student Samantha Sandhaus and civic leader Stefanie Sanford, who came of age in the 1970s, compare notes on economic anxiety, political division, and the future of American democracy.

    Instead of debating who had it harder, they discover a surprising kinship across decades. From the Equal Rights Amendment to Feeding Philly, their conversation explores how uncertain times shape civic identity—and why finding common ground may be the first step toward solving what divides us.
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    9 Min.
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