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Youth Power!
by LSE Undergraduate Political Review
Youth Power is a podcast about the voices shaping the future before they’re allowed to inherit it. From student movements and climate strikes to digital activism and grassroots organizing, each episode explores how young people across the world are challenging power, reimagining politics, and turning everyday frustration into collective action.Hosted by Ada Guclu and Angel Sun, Youth Power brings together activists, organizers, scholars, and students to unpack what youth activism really looks like beyond the headlines; its motivations, its contradictions, and its impact on local communities and global debates. Rather than treating young people as a single generation with a single cause, the podcast dives into the diverse struggles, strategies, and political imaginations shaping youth-led movements today.Whether it’s a protest on the streets, a campaign online, or quiet organizing in classrooms and neighborhoods, Youth Power asks a sim
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Why are we so angry?
Why does it feel like an entire generation is angry, and what, exactly, are we angry about? In this opening episode of Youth Power, we unpack the social, economic, and political pressures that shape youth discontent across the world. From rising inequality and climate anxiety to shrinking opportunities and unheard voices, this episode traces how everyday frustrations accumulate into something sharper: anger that demands to be taken seriously.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Youth Power is a podcast about the voices shaping the future before they’re allowed to inherit it. From student movements and climate strikes to digital activism and grassroots organizing, each episode explores how young people across the world are challenging power, reimagining politics, and turning everyday frustration into collective action.Hosted by Ada Guclu and Angel Sun, Youth Power brings together activists, organizers, scholars, and students to unpack what youth activism really looks like beyond the headlines; its motivations, its contradictions, and its impact on local communities and global debates. Rather than treating young people as a single generation with a single cause, the podcast dives into the diverse struggles, strategies, and political imaginations shaping youth-led movements today.Whether it’s a protest on the streets, a campaign online, or quiet organizing in classrooms and neighborhoods, Youth Power asks a sim
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