What sets us apart is our commitment to classical liberal values. We work with political independents who don’t fit neatly on the left-right spectrum. The most interesting people rarely do.
"From my time working, writing, and doing TV/radio for Young Voices, I developed a sense of voice and an ability to weave story, heart and evidence to my delivery. From becoming a published author, TV commentator and show host, Young Voices prepared me for all of it."
Stephen Kent
Public Relations Specialist, Consumer Choice Center
"Young Voices has equipped me with the tools to succeed in various aspects of the media space. Their training, expertise, and overall support are unmatched."
Cooper Conway
MPP Candidate, Pepperdine University
“Over the course of four years, I went from writing for my student newspaper, to becoming a regular political broadcaster on national television and radio programs, and from there, I became a news editor at one of the world's biggest newspapers. The training, guidance and wealth of connections that Young Voices provided was invaluable in spearheading my career. If you are an aspiring journalist, policymaker or commentator, then you must join the Contributor Program."
Bill Bowkett
Assistant News Editor, Daily Mail
“Thanks to the resume and confidence I was able to build as a Young Voices contributor, I'm now an editor at Reason, the premier libertarian media outlet. Without Young Voices, I would be nowhere near as sure of myself and my professional path as I am now."
Fiona Harrigan
Associate Editor, Reason Magazine
“During my transition to law school, Young Voices has been truly instrumental, allowing me to leverage what I learn in the classroom in my writing. During my first semester, I published op-eds about issues that are important to me in national publications, including the Wall Street Journal and New York Post.”
Rachel Chiu
J.D. Candidate, Georgetown University
“Young Voices has taken my writing to new heights. They helped me transition from academic to popular writing and get published in outlets like National Review and the Wall Street Journal. Thanks to Young Voices, doors are opening for me as a public intellectual that I couldn't have gotten through on my own."
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Assoc. Professor, Texas Tech University
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Friend,
Young Voices is proud to announce the Dissident Project is collaborating with the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute to share the resilient stories of our dissidents with audiences across the nation. The Liberty Over Communism initiative is a video series, eventually branching into classroom talks to promote curriculum warning middle and high school students about the "promises and perils of communism.”
Watch the testimonies from Jorge, Grace, and Mailyn as they share their firsthand experiences of survival and perseverance. Visit LibertyOverCommunism.org to watch their stories and learn more about this important initiative.
Between this new collaboration with the Ronald Reagan Foundation and partnership with the Federalist Society, Young Voices is being recognized by movement leaders as the forefront of media outreach and talent sources. With the rise in appeal for authoritarianism among younger generations, this work is crucial in platforming the next generation of the liberty movement and onward.
Stay tuned for updates to both the fellowship and the initiative, be sure to follow the Dissident Project on Facebook, X, and Instagram to watch as their impactful stories unfold.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in RealClearPolitics, Visegrad 24, STAT News, The American Spectator, The Washington Free Beacon, The Hill, Washington Times, and more!
RealClearPolitics: "Zelensky Just Gave a Masterclass on How To Lose a Negotiation" by Kyle Morgan
International Policy Digest: "Returning to ‘Phase One’ is a Step Backward" by Alex Rosado
American Thinker: "Spurring Innovation in Wireless Tech" by James Czerniawski
RealClearEnergy: "AI Will Be the Solution to Its Own Problem" by Sonya Murphy
Visegrad 24: "As Bibas Family Tragedy Sinks In, Hope for Lasting Peace Wavers" by Matthew Cookson
STAT News: "There is No Imminent Infectious Disease Crisis at the Border" by Agustina Vergara Cid
Juno News: "The Ontario Liberals and NDP Misunderstood What Young People Need" by William Dunstan
The Hill: "Trump’s Immigration ‘Gold Card’ Could Be a Huge Winner — With These Changes" by Agustina Vergara Cid
American Conservative: "Ukraine’s Gamble in Kursk Isn’t Paying Off" by Alex Little
Counter Punch: "Trump’s Hispanic Dilemma: Promises Made, Promises Broken?" by Alejandro Ramos
Visegrad 24: "Cryptogate Shatters Milei's Strategy and Credibility" by Agustina Sosa
The American Spectator: "Feminists Are Afraid of Hamas" by William Barclay
The Washington Free Beacon: "The Columnist as Moral Compass" by Noah Gould
Conservative Home: "Labour’s Whitehall Shake-Up is a Good Start – but They Must Go Further" by Oliver Dean
Reaction: "Home Office Plan to Infiltrate Citizens' Phones Undermines Britain's Cybersecurity" by Tristan Ringmo
RealClearWorld: "U.S.-Saudi Cooperation Could Fortify Critical Mineral Supply Chains" by Farrell Gregory
Washington Times: "Trump is Echoing Friedman’s Vision for Educational Freedom" by Cooper Conway
Jonathan Gibson on Riks Europe
Luca Watson on GB News's Saturday Five
Jonathan Gibson on Times Radio Sunday Breakfast
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Samantha Dagres, Agustina Sosa, Abdullah Hayek, Kyle Moran
Justin Trudeau was quick to take credit for lowering taxes before stepping down as Prime Minister. However, Samantha Dagres says, Canadian middle class taxpayers are paying more taxes than ever.
Antisemitism continues to spread throughout the West, particularly among young people. Agostina Sosa explains that to stop antisemitism, you must first find the source.
King Abdullah II of Jordan met with President Trump not long after Trump's statement about turning Gaza into a "Riviera of the Middle East." Abdullah Hayek recounts how the King's meeting with Trump was a masterclass in diplomacy.
For a great example of how to lose a negotiation, Kyle Moran breaks down the recent disastrous meeting between Ukrainian president Zelensky and President Trump and Vice President Vance.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4i7DgF1B6JgwlRHVfpE4Bx?si=86d65fde66064f1a
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Hannah Schmid, Tristan Ringmo, Aiden Grogan, and Ethan Watson
Illinois students are struggling with reading proficiency, just like many of their counterparts across the nation. Hannah Schmid says, lowering proficiency standards just masks the crisis rather than fixing the problem.
Accessing high speed broadband has been a challenge for many of British citizens. Tristan Ringmo explains how British broadband is about to get the boost it needs.
The Trump administration is promising to lead America to a new Golden Age. Aiden Grogan warns that Trump's proposed tariffs won't be the tool to make that Golden Age a reality.
One of the distinct characteristics of the DOGE phenomenon is the youthfulness of its Gen Z engineers. Ethan Watson says, that youth is a feature, not a bug.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/569wYGzPq6OyrbLrNRHGHS?si=e32a63d8547f45fb
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
My team just finished crunching the numbers. I’m thrilled to announce that, just three months into 2025, Young Voices has hit two new records for our media placements and reach promoting free markets and individual liberties.
#1 - January was the best month for media reach in our organization’s history, with 16.1 MILLION viewers. Our network of nearly 100 writers across North America and Europe produce op-eds, appear on broadcast interviews, and make public speeches in schools defending free enterprise and limited government through the Dissident Project. We track our reach diligently using listening software including CoverageBook, Critical Mention, and Rephonic.
#2 - We have already surpassed our article reach for 2024. As of the end of February, 17.3 MILLION people have read our articles in 2025, compared to 15 million in 2024. This tremendous increase is explained by the fact that our articles are frequently syndicated now on major websites now including Yahoo News and MSN.com, particularly our articles placed in The Hill, USA Today, and RealClearPolitics.
The bottom line: Young Voices is the movement leader for placing rising talent in mainstream media. But, don’t just take my word for it. Our critics on the left agree, too!
Last week, Young Voices was profiled on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Late Night Live — in what I consider the most flattering hit piece we've ever received. The guest, progressive British journalist Olly Haynes, attempted to smear Young Voices as part of a vast right-wing conspiracy, but oddly enough kept talking about how effective we are in placing media.
Here’s how Olly responded when asked by the host if we’re effective at promoting our writers’ careers:
"Yes, I think so, not least because [Young Voices] provides training for some of these people that go on to high-profile positions. Some of the alumni from Young Voices now work in editorial roles at the Daily Mail or they’ve gone on to the kind of libertarian think tank world and gained a bigger platform. They get their start there, they get their training there, and the kind of experience you need to break into journalism, which, as a young journalist myself, I know is quite difficult. And then they go on to have more influential positions once they've been formed ideologically and trained at Young Voices."
I couldn’t have said it better myself! Young Voices is empowering tomorrow’s leaders for liberty today with media placements promoting free markets and limited government.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Friend,
I am thrilled to announce an exciting new chapter for the Dissident Project, a project dedicated to amplifying the voices of immigrants who have fled tyrannical regimes. Since we launched programs in 2022, Young Voices has sponsored over 140 live talks before high schools before 25,000 students.
Now, we’re taking their impactful messages beyond the classroom: the Dissident Project is launching a media fellowship! Two of our incredible speakers are spearheading this new endeavor, Alvin Hailin from China and Gabriela Blanco from Cuba.
Alvin Hailin was born and raised in Beijing, but he and his family never held a Beijing "Hukou," a caste-like system restricting Chinese citizens from freely moving and living within their own country. He's experienced repeated threats of severe consequences if he continued to express dissent against the Communist Party, the Chinese government, and their leaders. Upon arriving in the United States, Alvin joined the Dissident Project to share his story with more Americans.
Gabriela Blanco was born and raised in Havana, Cuba, under communist rule that has reigned for 6+ decades. Her family experienced the consequences of this firsthand, from having her great-grandparents’ business stolen and nationalized to being separated from her father for over 10 years. In 2019 she came to the United States and was reunited with her father and siblings after nearly a decade apart. Gabriela continues to be a voice for freedom with the Dissident Project.
Alvin and Gabriela have been trained in digital storytelling, content creation, and strategic social media engagement and will be inspiring even more young minds through a targeted social media and broadcast push in the coming months.
Stay tuned for updates as these fellows begin their journey, and be sure to follow the Dissident Project on Facebook, X, and Instagram to watch as their impactful stories unfold.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in RealClearPolitics, The Daily Wire, Western Standard, The American Spectator, The Hamilton Spectator, Detroit News, and more!
The Daily Wire: "A Gift To The Conservative Legal Movement" by Ryan Silverstein
RealClearPolitics: "While Trump Deports Undocumented Immigrants, Latino Voters Are Optimistic" by Cruz Garcia
RealClearPolitics: "Populism: A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing" by William Barclay
The College Fix: "Indiana University Walks Back Controversial Speech Ban, but Some Say Not Far Enough" by Gerry Regep
American Thinker: "RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard: The Latest Pariahs of Leftism" by Ethan Watson
Free the People: "Kendrick Lamar’s Halftime Show Highlights the Perils of Big Government on Black Communities" by LyLena Estabine
The Western Standard: "Who We Are Not... the Canada Mosaic Falls Apart" by William Barclay
RealClearPolitics: "The End of Palestinian Authority’s ‘Pay for Slay’?" by Mackenzie France
Detroit News: "DOGE’s Youth is a Feature, Not a Bug" by Ethan Watson
Detroit News: "Michigan’s Pre-K Promise Can Do More to Reach Families" by Susannah Barnes Pettit
The Hamilton Spectator: "Canada’s Middle Class is Paying More Taxes than Ever" by Sam Dagres
Mises Wire: "Congress Needs to Be Jealous of its Tariff Powers" by Matthew Cookson
RealClearMarkets: "Tariffs Won't Bring On the 'Golden Age of America'" by Aidan Grogan
The American Spectator: "The True Victims of Woke Corporations" by Isaac Willour
The Daily Wire: "‘Hostile To Conservatives’: How The American Bar Association Undermines Its Credibility" by Ryan Silverstein
RealClearEducation: "Illinois Students Are Struggling. Lowering Standards Masks the Crisis." by Hannah Schmid
Visegrad24: "Munich, Migrants, and the Collapse of National Security in Germany" by William Barclay
RealClearPolitics: "America’s TikTok Ban Is a Threat to Free Speech" by Micky Horstman
RealClearMarkets: "The CFPB's Aim Is Ultimately To Control Your Wallet" by Alex Rosado
RealClearWorld: "Diplomatic Masterclass From Jordan's King" by Abdullah Hayek
RealClearPolitics: "Trump’s Penchant for Puffery Tests Israel’s Trust" by Aaron Pomerantz
The Times of Israel: "Undermines Climate Action. Universities Should Take Note" by Ethan Brown
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Brian Nuckols, Benjamin Ayanian, William Barclay, and Ed Tarnowski.
The FDA has officially withdrawn its proposed rule for a ban on menthol cigarettes after statewide bans failed in Massachusetts and California. Brian Nuckols explains why this is a triumph for harm reduction.
The U.S. federal debt may seem like an insurmountable problem for those trying to rein in government spending. Benjamin Ayanian says the Constitution provides the answers we're seeking.
Populism gets a bad rap despite dominating American political discourse for nearly a decade. William Barclay describes why it's actually a sheep in wolf's clothing.
When boisterous anti-Israel protests began to take place on U.S. college campuses, one school handled it better than others. Ed Tarnowski says Dartmouth addressed the situation the right way.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6PpRRWKrBMuFvGdqWFgF2D?si=9a322cd012ee42fd
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Mackenzie France, William Dunstan, Lora Karch, and Farrell Gregory.
Meta (formerly Facebook) is changing the way it moderates questionable content to a more X-like system of community notes. Mackenzie France says it's possible for Meta to foster free speech without enabling antisemitism.
With individuals living longer and in greater numbers, Canada is being encouraged to raise its retirement age to 67. William Dunstan says it's time to raise the age of pension eligibility.
The prospect of Greenland becoming an American territory is a hot topic. Lora Karch explains what this could mean for Greenland's independence.
With Britain considering handing off the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, there are a number of complications which may arise. Farrell Gregory says the U.S. shouldn't have to stop this disastrous deal.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/57ScPL9QYllEBBHGC29HxS?si=d6afabd5b97e4f0b
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
Last week was a busy one for Young Voices! Our Young Voices Debates, in collaboration with AIER, brought together a lively and insightful discussion on the evolving landscape of gaming regulations.
Guy Bentley and Jude Russo sat down to debate the merits and challenges of sports betting, discussing everything from social to economic impacts — you can watch the full debate on CiVL. The event not only sparked meaningful conversations and was a great start to LibertyCon International.
We kept the momentum going with our Happy Hour Meetup the next day, where we kicked off the weekend with Young Voices contributors, alumni, and partners who turned out for an hour to socialize and network.
Meanwhile, our presence at LibertyCon International was a resounding success, as our team engaged with hundreds of young professionals, students, and thought leaders to share Young Voices' mission in the liberty movement. Our very own Program Manager, Caleb Franz, had a book signing of his latest release, The Conductor.
With such an incredible week behind us, we look forward to continue sharing our work to amplify our orbit of young professionals in media. Stay tuned for more exciting events and updates ahead!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in RealClearPolitics, The Hill, Western Standard, The Daily Wire, Orange County Register, and more!
RealClearPolitics: "The Costs of Cultural Illiteracy: Lessons From the Israel/Hamas War" by Aaron Pomerantz
The Hill: "Biden’s Pardons Raised Eyebrows, but Trump’s Insulted Justice Itself" by Addison Hosner
Common Dreams: "Trump's Racism Is Pushing Latin America Away; Can the Left Seize the Moment?" by Joseph Bouchard
RealClearWorld: "Bolivia’s Lithium Window Is Closing Rapidly" by Joseph Bouchard
USA Today: "Will Trump Fix Student Loan Crisis? Conservatives Should Address Mounting Debt." by Sam Raus
RealClearPolitics: "A Restraint-Oriented Middle East Policy Serves America’s Interests" by Alex Little
Chicago Tribune: "Chicago’s Mayor Promised to ‘Cut the Red Tape’ on Affordable Housing, so Why Hasn’t He?" by Micky Horstman
X Thread: "UK & Mauritius Chagos Islands Deal" by Farrell Gregory
RealClearPolitics: "Trump’s Hollywood Ambassadors Spotlight Tinseltown’s Troubles" by Ethan Watson
The National Interest: "The U.S. Shouldn’t Have To Stop Britain’s Disastrous Chagos Deal" by Farrell Gregory
Comment Central: "To Take on Reform, Labour Needs Growth. That Starts with Heathrow" by Oliver Dean
City AM: "Why Are so Many Young Men Turning to Reform" by Oliver Dean
RealClearWorld: "To Stop Antisemitism, Find the Source" by Agustina Sosa
RealClearPolitics: "Executive Order on Antisemitism Necessary To Safeguard Free Speech" by William Barclay
RealClearEnergy: "Trump’s Energy Czar Can Unleash Energy Dominance With Carbon Capture" by Isaiah Menning
American Thinker: "Trump and the States Confront Digital Issues" by Niklas Kleinworth
RealClearReligion: "Marco Rubio’s Visa Plan Won’t Save America’s Youth" by Matthew Cookson
RealClearPolitics: "Ending Protection for Venezuelan Immigrants Is a Grave Injustice" by Agustina Vergara Cid
Conservative Home: "Starmer and Reeves’s Tax Rises are Strangling the Economy. They Must Reverse Them Now." by Oliver Dean
Free the People: "FDA Kills Menthol Ban: A Triumph for Harm Reduction" by Brian Nuckols
The Political Insider: "Trudeau’s Government Earned Trump’s Tariffs Through Poor Economic Policies" by William Barclay
CapX: "British Broadband is About to Get the Boost it Needs" by Tristan Ringmo
RealClearReligion: "Americans Should Take A Lesson from the Copts" by David Mendoza
American Spectator: "Can Bessent Save Venmo and Zelle From the CFPB?" by Sam Raus
RealClearPolitics: "Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Has Exposed Media’s Moral Vacuum" by Mackenzie France
RealClearPolitics: "Senate Republicans Should Help Trump Help Independent Contractors" by Victoria Churchill
CapX: "Wasteful Councils are Taking Residents for a Ride" by Oliver Dean
DC Journal: "Housing Regulations Hold America Back From Racial Equality" by LyLena Estabine
Luca Watson & Jonathan Gibson on Sky News
Harrison Griffiths on Times Radio
Luca Watson on Times Radio's Late Debate with Carole Walker
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Alex Rosado, LyLena Estabine, Sam Raus, and Ed Tarnowski.
The prospect of a new virus or flu sparking new lockdowns is a greater threat than many believe. Alex Rosado offers timely advice on how to avoid another lockdown.
Solving the housing crunch in major U.S. cities is going to require thinking outside the box. LyLena Estabine says coach houses and other accessory dwelling units could be especially helpful for Chicago.
The mounting student debt crisis is something President Trump is going to have to address. Sam Raus explains how conservatives should proceed in seeking solutions.
A question mark continues to hang over the social media platform TikTok as its divestiture deadline has come and gone. Ed Tarnowski warns that it's a sort of time bomb for the rule of law.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0RD8ajXeBLElPGCRpHPE07?si=7a9db01f08f6460d
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Oscar Gill-Lewis, William Barclay, Logan Calendine and Brian Nuckols.
Why are those nations which decisively ended the practice of slavery in their societies still on the hook for reparations? Oscar Gill-Lewis describes how one activist's past statements are putting a massive financial liability over the U.K.
Hamas and Israel have finally reached a ceasefire. However, as William Barclay explains, there's still a great deal of antisemitism at work in the West.
The FDA's proposal to drastically reduce the allowable levels of nicotine in cigarettes may seem like a good idea at first glance. Logan Calendine warns that the new standard has a very low chance of further shrinking the number of smokers.
Meta has walked back its fact-checking aspirations and that has some folks worried about misinformation reaching the public. Brian Nuckols says, you don't need big tech to fact-check for you.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7l71fDnjOH6apMFiUgnRlj?si=0b35dde7161a4364
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
My team just finished crunching the numbers for Young Voices' media reach in 2024. In total, Young Voices writers and speakers with the help of our staff produced:
As we head into 2025, we remain committed to amplifying the voices of bold young leaders. I hope you'll follow us on this journey into 2025 and beyond!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in RealClearPolitics, The Hill, Western Standard, The Daily Wire, Orange County Register, and more!
RealClearPolitics: "Student Governments Must Ditch National Politics" by Ryan Silverstein
RealClearWorld: "Trump Should Remove U.S. Troops From Syria" by Alex Little
The Daily Wire: "Why President Trump Must Defund This U.N. Agency Once Again" by Aidan Grogan
RealClearPolitics: "Hochul’s Congestion Tax Killed the City of Dreams" by Daniel Idfresne
DC Journal: "Tobacco Bans Hurt Consumers and Taxpayers Alike" by Sofia Hamilton
Comment Central: "Why Has David Lammy Not Retracted His Past Comments on Reparations?" by Oscar Gill-Lewis
Western Standard: "Ceasefire Reached in Middle East but Jew-Hate Continues at Home" by William Barclay
Western Standard: "Raise the Age of Pension Eligibility!" by William Dunstan
The Hill: "The Crucial Importance of Trump’s Pick for Ambassador to Hungary" by Sam Raus
The Hill: "The FDA’s Proposed ‘Very Low Nicotine’ Standard Has a Very Low Chance of Helping" by Logan Calendine
RealClearPolitics: "Déjà Flu: How To Avoid Another Lockdown" by Alex Rosado
RealClearPolitics: "Trump’s Executive Orders Are Key to DOGE’s Success" by Ryan Silverstein
DC Journal: "Meta Can Foster Free Speech Without Allowing Antisemitism" by Mackenzie France
Orange County Register: "AI is Here to Work With Us, Not Against Us" by Devin McCormick
San Gabriel Valley Tribune: "AI is Here to Work With Us, Not Against Us" by Devin McCormick
RealClearPolitics: "A TikTok-ing Time Bomb for the Rule of Law" by Ed Tarnowski
Western Standard: "The Left has Condemned Trump from Within a Fortress of Glass" by William Barclay
Jacob Lane's Fox News Radio Tour
Nathaniel Ogunniyi on Times Radio
Victoria Churchill on Sky News
Matthew Cookson's Fox News Radio Tour
Ben Cope & Jonathan Gibson on TalkTV
Noah Khogali on BBC One's Sunday Morning Live
Ed Tarnowski's Fox News Radio Tour
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Aidan Grogan, Donald Kimball, Victoria Churchill and Nate Phipps
The Trump administration is wasting no time in going after wasteful government spending. Aidan Grogan explains why Trump must defund the United Nations Population Fund once again.
Autonomous vehicles are rapidly becoming a normal part of life in many cities. Donald Kimball says lawmakers should embrace autonomous vehicles rather than kneecapping them.
One of the more noticeable generation gaps can be seen in the difference in how older and younger people get their information. Victoria Churchill describes how the old media is dying and the new media is ascending.
Amsterdam was the scene of some particularly ugly attacks against Israelis and Jews following a November 7 soccer game. Nate Phipps explains why the attacks are bad press for the pro-Palestine movement.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2YtJ42xDQfKnjlJOotqJiH?si=340e0ddebf0649a3
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Ryan Silverstein, Bojan Lazarevski, Aaron Pomerantz and Alex Rosado
New York's partisan campaign finance law is one of the worst of its kind. Ryan Silverstein explains how the state's campaign finance rules are being rewritten by those who use them to benefit themselves.
The European Union has long struggled with delays and gridlock that can hamper decision-making. Bojan Lazarevski says a simple change to Brussels voting can unlock soft EU power globally.
More and more universities and schools are dismantling their DEI offices. Aaron Pomerantz says Jewish students need those DEI protections.
President Trump's foreign policy is expected to be more restrained than that of his predecessor. Alex Rosado urges Trump to embrace the anti-war conservatism of former Under Secretary of State George Ball
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3vNxxZQr6BRtRam9Y8K85p?si=64393d42790f4b1d
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
I'm pleased to announce that Young Voices has launched a Substack we're calling Pivot to grapple with the shifting media landscape and emerging political coalitions on both sides of the aisle. I hope you will check it out and subscribe!
I kicked off the launch yesterday with a post about the goals of the blog:
Why the name Pivot? With the election of Donald Trump to a second presidential term, it’s universally accepted that there has been a realignment on the right. As a network of rising classical liberal leaders, we aim to explore what this vibe shift means for free society. What role do libertarians and freedom conservatives have to play in influencing policy to preserve what’s great about America while also acknowledging and fixing its problems?
In short: The world has changed, so those of us who believe in freedom must pivot to stay relevant. That is the hypothesis of this Substack and what its posts will explore.
Today, former New York Post election reporter Victoria Churchill argues the "podcast bros" may have influenced Trump's win in 2024:
Trump’s personality as a political outsider was a major part of his initial appeal to the American people during his 2016 run and throughout his first term as President. He wasn’t afraid to call out members of the mainstream media for coverage which he perceived to be extremely biased, which of course did not win him any favors.
Contrarily, on the sets of shows like the Joe Rogan Experience and Von’s This Past Weekend, Trump and Vance were able to be portrayed as “just one of the boys,” tapping into the old adage about candidates and friendly beers, despite Trump himself not actually drinking.
We're excited to flex our network's intellectual muscle by explore the big questions of our time and showcase our emerging leaders. I hope you'll join us in this journey!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the work of our Contributors as they get published in New York Daily News, The Daily Economy, National Review, Times of Israel and more!
New York Daily News: "N.Y. Must End Partisan Campaign Finance Cronyism" by Ryan Silverstein
Mind Matters: "Ted Mosby Can Save Today’s Dating World" by Alex Rosado
RealClearBooks: "American Culture Needs More 'Whiplash'" by Alex Rosado
The Daily Economy: "How the DOJ’s Antitrust Case Against Spirit Made the Strongest Airlines Stronger" by Noah Gould
Chicago Sun-Times: "To Get CTA Back on Track in 2025, Fix its Crime and Financial Problems" by Micky Horstman
National Review: "Egypt’s Coptic Christians Deserve Our Attention — and Our Help" by Grace Bydalek
Times of Israel: "Israel Takes Flak for California Wildfires in Latest Bout of Jew-Hate" by Ethan Brown
Alex Petropoulos on Times Radio
Isaac Willour's Fox News Radio Tour
Ethan Watson on Fox News Radio
Daniel Idfresne on Fox News Radio
Connor Vasile on Fox News Radio
Victoria Churchill on Fox News Radio
James Czerniawski on Stacy on the Right
James Czerniawski on Alabama's Morning News
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Sam Raus, Ethan Brown, Ian Golan, and Jasper Dietz.
With AI becoming more commonplace in our lives, the urge to place strong controls on it is tempting too many politicians. Sam Raus says, don't stifle AI with regulation.
When the U.S. government took a stand for climate justice recently in the International Justice Court, it took some heat for doing so. Ethan Brown says, it was still the right thing to do.
Military conscription for men is a reality in many nations and some are considering expanding it to include young women. Ian Golan explains why Finland's 'equal opportunity' conscription isn't a win for young people or Europe's defense.
Lithuania is seeking to expand its defense capabilities against the possibility of Russian aggression. Jasper Dietz explains why it cannot do so without running afoul of EU fiscal rules.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6Rc8W5sFzeNhTB36ne7rvy?si=5b42ca613b5b48f5
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Noah Gould, Jeffrey Schulman, Garion Frankel, Samantha Dagres.
When the Dept. of Justice blocked the merger of Spirit Airlines and Jetblue, they weren't doing the consumer or the companies any favors. Noah Gould explains how the DOJ's antitrust case against Spirit primarily benefited the biggest airlines instead.
The solution for smaller airlines that wish to become more competitive isn't found in more government involvement. Jeffrey E. Schulman says deregulation is the answer to preserving affordable plane tickets.
Cell phones in public school classrooms are a bigger problem than most people realize. Garion Frankel shares the reasons why Texas should ban cell phones in schools.
Canada's tax policy has not been particularly favorable to those who wish to start a new business. Samantha Dagres explains why declining tax-competitiveness is failing Canada's young people.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/25egN0S9rkooGysIEfBRc0?si=HwH_IdcvT168zXbopUEt0g
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
Young Voices is dedicated to empowering America’s future leaders. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with the Federalist Society! This collaboration marks a major milestone for our organization and opens unparalleled opportunities for young legal minds across the country.
Our new Law & Liberty Pilot Program is a four-month initiative designed to give law students and recent graduates in the Federalist Society’s network the media exposure they need to share their insights on regulatory and constitutional issues, free speech, campus protests, cancel culture, and more.
Starting February 3rd, program fellows will receive top-tier media training from Young Voices’ seasoned staff and have their commentary pitched to media outlets for articles and broadcast interviews.
The Federalist Society’s influence in shaping legal thought and championing America’s founding principles makes this partnership a true honor. Together, we are forging a pathway for young legal scholars to become prominent voices in public discourse—advancing the values of liberty, the rule of law, and the separation of powers.
Are you a student or recent graduate in the Federalist Society network?
Don’t miss out—apply to the Law & Liberty Pilot Program by Sunday, January 26th, 2025, at 11:59 PM ET!
Know someone who qualifies? Please forward this email to them and help us spread the word about this groundbreaking opportunity to amplify the voices of future legal leaders.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors Izabella Patriota, Ethan Watson, Charles Amos, and Alex Rosado
It's been two months since Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro refused to recognize the results of an election that he lost. Izabela Patriota describes Venezuela's dystopia and how other South American leaders are responding.
The incoming Trump administration has drawn fire over some of its more controversial nominations for cabinet positions. Ethan Watson says it's time for Republicans to adopt the politics of palatability.
Public sector workers in the U.K. are seeking what they call "fair pay" and threatening to strike if they don't get it. Charles Amos says they are chasing a fantasy that is at odds with free market economics.
The Dodd-Frank Act was passed in 2010 to give federal regulators the power to prevent future banking crises. Alex Rosado explains how this act also damaged community banking and how to correct this.
Spotify Link:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3yTSa9lQbNZjL2iyvgXsn1?si=xyBZZJgRTjC1RR6gmTouV
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Friend,
As we approach the end of another extraordinary year, I want to share with you the incredible strides Young Voices has made in 2024. Thanks to support from people like you, Young Voices was able to achieve the following impact.
Record-Breaking Media Exposure: As a result of Young Voices’ pro bono media placement services, our writers reached an astounding 90.7 million viewers in 2024. That’s over 1,900 media appearances including on major platforms like BBC, CNN, Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, and USA Today. The voices of our contributors promoting free markets and limited government have never been louder.
Teaching Freedom to High Schoolers: Young Voices’ Dissident Project is a speakers bureau connecting immigrants who escaped tyrannical regimes with high schools at no cost. In 2024, we organized 58 talks in high schools, reaching 6,200 students with powerful stories of freedom from immigrants who have escaped oppressive regimes like those of China, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, and Venezuela.
Debating America’s Most Pressing Issues: Young Voices launched two quarterly debate series, one in Washington, DC, with the American Institute for Economic Research, and another in New York City with CiVL streaming platform. Together, these events garnered over 30,000 views online in just one month, fostering critical thinking and dialogue on pressing issues.
Supporting Our Published Authors: Young Voices celebrated the literary achievements of two of our writers who have published books, hosting 11 events for Alexandra Hudson's The Soul of Civility and Caleb Franz's The Conductor, including prominent guests Dr. Francis Fukuyama, Lord Dan Hannan, and Virginia Postrel.
Connecting Our Writers to Top Scholars: This year saw our largest cohort yet of policy fellowships, tackling vital topics like social mobility, federalism, the Israel conflict, and the moral foundations of capitalism. Over two dozen of our writers learned from top scholars from the Acton Institute, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Wall Street Journal, and more.
Connecting Our Writers to New Jobs: We've been proud to see our writers move into new roles at major publications and think tanks like the New York Post, The Free Press, Houston Chronicle, St. Louis Dispatch, Americans for Prosperity, and the Manhattan Institute, showcasing the real-world impact of our training and support.
This is just the beginning! At Young Voices, we have a decade-long record of increasing our organizational strength and reach year-over-year. This will not be broken in 2025. As I write this, I’m working on some major partnership efforts, one of which we’ll be announcing next week.
To support us in these efforts, if you haven’t already, please consider making a year-end donation to Young Voices. Your generosity ensures we can continue to empower the next generation of leaders for liberty.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director