Disrupt

Disrupt

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Young people don't trust the government. The system feels broken, and corporate money has too much power over our politics, economy, and daily lives. Disrupt is here to change that. Our mission is to educate and mobilize young Americans to fight for freedom, build real economic prosperity, and take on the outsized corporate influence holding our generation back. Each episode spotlights disruptors - leaders and changemakers who are challenging the status quo and proving that your voice matters. Have thoughts? Email us at info@disrupt.org or tweet @Disrupt_PAC.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.disruptpac.org

Author

Disrupt

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News

Podcast website

www.disruptpac.org

Latest episode

Nov 11, 2025

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Episodes

Meg Klink: Using Your Voice 11.11.2025

Meg Klink, co-founder of Pretty Informed Girls, talks with us about educating and mobilizing through social media, the importance of using your voice, how Pretty Informed Girls built their audience, and how to counter right wing influence.  Have thoughts? Email us at info@disrupt.org or tweet them to @Disrupt_PAC.

Brad Lander: Leveraging Local Power 12.10.2025

New York City Comptroller Brad Lander walks us through his introduction to service and eventually politics. He details how his work inside and outside of government has shaped him, what his family has taught him about politics, his first ICE arrest, how to meet to moment we’re facing. Have thoughts? Email us at  info@disruptpac.org  or tweet them to @Disrupt_PAC.

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