In Layman's Terms with Guy Nohra Episode 26: Ryan Fournier

🎙️ Mobilizing Gen Z & Redefining Political Activism | In Layman’s Terms with Guy Nohra   Guy Nohra sits down with Ryan Fournier, founder of Students for Trump, to explore the evolution of youth political engagement and what it takes to inspire the next generation of conservative leaders. From his early days launching a student movement to becoming a national voice for young conservatives, Fournier shares the story behind building a political brand that resonates with authenticity, energy, and purpose.   Together, they unpack how Gen Z is reshaping the political landscape, the critical role of social media in messaging and mobilization, and why authenticity—not establishment talking points—is the key to connecting with young voters. Fournier offers a candid look at the challenges facing his generation—from inflation to housing affordability—and how addressing real issues can turn political awareness into lasting action.   He argues that the future of the conservative movement depends on creating a culture where young people feel heard, valued, and empowered—and that engagement must go far beyond election cycles. Politics, Fournier insists, must evolve to meet the passions and expectations of a new generation ready to take the stage.   🔗 Connect with Ryan Fournier X (Twitter): @RyanAFournier   🔗 Connect with Guy Nohra X (Twitter): @GuyNohra   LinkedIn: /guypaulnohra   Instagram: /therealguynohra   🔑 Key Topics Covered   Founding Students for Trump and building a youth movement   Understanding Gen Z’s political motivations   The power of authenticity in messaging   Mobilizing young voters beyond election cycles   How social media shapes modern political identity   Addressing real issues—like inflation and housing—that matter to youth   Turning activism into long-term cultural influence   Inspiring and sustaining the next generation of conservative leaders   📣 Subscribe & Join the Conversation For bold, honest discussions on politics, youth, and America’s future, hit Subscribe and turn on notifications. Got thoughts? Drop them in the comments—Guy wants to hear from you.