How Young People Can Make Politics Civil Again with Everett Noakes

On this episode of The Rich Giardino Show: Where the Constitution, Crime, and Politics Meet, Rich sits down with Everett Noakes, a young political strategist and student of the University at Albany, to discuss the role of the next generation in shaping the future of American politics and restoring civil discourse in an increasingly divided environment.Drawing on his experience working on local and statewide campaigns in New York, Noakes shares why young people should be involved in politics, what drives them to engage, and why open dialogue is key to moving the country forward. From campaign strategy and local races to national political rhetoric and dealing with an ideologically divided country, this conversation explores how today’s political climate is impacting civic participation and what it will take to bring people back to the table.This episode covers:• The impact of political rhetoric, division, and violence on civic discourse• How focusing on policy, not personal attacks, can help rebuild trust in politics• Why young people should be politically engaged and what gets them interestedThank you for watching! Please like, share, and subscribe to The Rich Giardino Show on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.