Why Gen Z has Lost Faith in Politics, School and Jobs - Brandon Castro | Systems and Power #9
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In this episode of the Systems in Power Podcast, host Moses interviews Brandon Castro, the Republican candidate for New York's 30th Assembly District. They discuss the dynamics of the recent primary election, the challenges of running against an established political family, and Castro's unique position as an outsider. The conversation delves into Castro's campaign platform, which emphasizes infrastructure improvements, housing solutions, and the role of AI in education.
Here Castro shares his vision for a more inclusive political landscape and the importance of engaging with the community on various issues. In this conversation, Moses and Brandon discuss the challenges faced by Gen Z in the job market, the need for educational reform to better align with current job demands, and the rise of anti-establishment movements like the DSA. They also explore the influence of corporate money in politics and the importance of authentic leadership that prioritizes community needs over party lines.
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