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On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Eric Teetsel, founder and principal of Public Square and former faith adviser to Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio. Listen in to this important and thoughtful conversation as Eric shares his insights on the conversation surrounding same-sex marriage a year after the landmark Obergefell decision. Eric is co-author of Marriage Is: How Marriage Transforms Society and Cultivates Human Flourishing and was named one of Christianity Today’s “33 Under 33” in 2014.

On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Raj Nair, co-director of the Israel Collective, which connects American Christians and the people of the Holy Land. Listen in to this thought-provoking interview, as Raj shares when he fell in love with Israel, plus: — Why Israel is such a hot and controversial topic — The importance of changing your physical location to impact your mental environment — Why talking points will never help you become smarter or richer, just more ignorant and less believable — How to communicate centuries-old warfare to a generation that is used to instant likes and shares — Whether anti-Semitism is worse now than it was in the 1930s Find out more about Raj and his passion for Israel at israelcollective.org.

On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Paulo Sibaja, a Costa Rican-born American who enjoys breaking stereotypes as a young Hispanic conservative. Paulo has pushed past discrimination while running for local office in Colorado to become an effective and inspiring voice for our generation. Paulo is a regular commentator on the Hispanic vote and isn’t afraid to tell it like it is. Listen in as Paulo and Gabrielle discuss: — What risk looks like for Millennials and why our parents don’t get it — How to start over after moving to a new city — Networking tips that even a wallflower can follow — Why Millennials aren’t waiting our turn for leadership Connect with Paulo and follow his next venture at www.paulosibaja.com.

On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Helena Ramirez, the Eastern Coalitions Director of The Libre Initiative. Helena is a Latino community leader and a recognized millennial organizer. Helena served as the inaugural Chairwoman for She Should Run’s Frontrunners, a group that is committed to increasing the number of women in public leadership, and the inaugural National Outreach Director for the Vanguard PAC, a millennial-focused and -run group that seeks to refresh the conservative message. Helena is passionate for Hispanic outreach and helped with the 2012 Republican National Convention, assisting with the first-ever Hispanic digital outreach strategy with Digital Communications and Specialty Media teams. In 2015, Forbes named Helena to their "30 Under 30" list in Law & Policy. Listen in as Gabrielle and Helena discuss: — What the American Dream means for millennials and Latinos — How Hispanic women are starting businesses faster than any other sub-group and what America can learn from them —

On this episode of UpNext Gabrielle interviews Patrice Lee, senior fellow at the Independent Women’s Forum and Director of Outreach at Generation Opportunity, where she works to promote economic opportunity for millennials. Patrice is passionate about reaching our generation with the message of opportunity and freedom, and she and Gabrielle discuss how the American Dream is still alive. In this podcast, Patrice and Gabrielle explain: — How millennials are redefining the American Dream — Why side-hustling is so popular with this generation — Why millennials prefer experiences over more money and are defining success differently — Why socialism is so popular among millennials and how to explain what redistribution of wealth really means Learn more about Patrice's work with millennials at www.genopp.org.

On this second episode of UpNext, Gabrielle Bosché interviews Jonathon Seidl, editor-in-chief of I Am Second, which inspires people of all backgrounds to live for God and others. Jonathon was formerly managing editor at The Blaze and has always had a passion for writing, starting his career soon after graduating from Kings College in New York City. Jonathon currently lives near Dallas, Texas with his wife and their young daughter. In this podcast, Jonathon breaks down his own journey, including: — The real story behind The Blaze and what life on a startup looks like — How to tell stories your family, friends and clients can’t forget — What it feels like to walk away from a massive salary to pursue your passions — Why knowing yourself is the first step toward success Find out more about Jonathon and his work telling authentic stories at www.iamsecond.com.

Gabrielle Interviews millennial writer and media personality Joshua Charles.