Gabrielle Interviews millennial writer and media personality Joshua Charles.

Gabrielle Bosché Interviews Joshua Charles

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.

UpNext — Gabrielle Bosché Interviews Jonathon Seidl of "I Am Second"

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.

UpNext — Gabrielle Jackson Bosché Interviews Paulo Sibaja

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.

UpNext — Raj Nair Connects Millennial Christians to Israel

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.

UpNext — Eric Teetsel on How to Discuss Same-Sex Marriage With Compassion and Wisdom

On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Dr. Jennifer Murff, president of Millennials for Marriage. Jennifer’s research shows that millennials are abandoning marriage at an astounding rate, with devastating consequences for future generations.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Jennifer discuss:

— Why millennials are avoiding marriage and what it means for our communities
— How young couples can get over their fears of commitment and break the cycle of divorce
— The secrets to having the best relationship in your twenties
Strategies for critical conversations every couple needs to have.

Find out more about Jennifer and her work at MillennialsForMarriage.com.

UpNext — Jennifer Murff on Why Millennials Still Need Marriage

On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle catches up with Kirsten Haglund, political commentator and Miss America 2008. Kirsten is an advocate for women in politics and regularly speaks on body issues.

Listen in as Kirsten and Gabrielle discuss:

— What our Instagram really says about our lives
— How millennials can get over their fear of failure
— Being a strong woman in the media and what the future of feminism looks like
— How to overcome a stereotype that women can’t be pretty and smart

Find out more about Kirsten’s work at www.kirstenhaglundfoundation.org.

UpNext — Kirsten Haglund on Millennials in the Media and the Future of Feminism

Kara Aubrey Nelson is a recording artist and millennial missionary, the founder of Gen Live and Untamed, a rock opera about a millennial in search of significance.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Kara Aubrey talk about:

— How writing out her personal mission statement changed Kara — — — Aubrey's career (and how to do it)
— The underestimated power of journaling to overcome future challenges
— What to do when everyone thinks you’re crazy (including you!)

Read more about Kara Aubrey Nelson and her passion to reach her generation athttp://www.karaaubrey.com/#!about/c2414.

UpNext — Kara Aubrey Nelson on Taking Risks and Reaching a Generation

This special episode is for anyone who has ever thought of writing a book. Millennial author and entrepreneur (and Gabrielle’s husband!) Brian Bosché shares what he has learned and why he believes authoring a book can transform passion into expression.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Brian discuss:

Why you shouldn’t wait to write your book
Brian’s single-tasking method of writing and how it can break through the common blocks for beginning authors
Why stories are the true competitive advantage
How writing a book can help you discover and apply your calling to your life
Learn more about Brian and his latest book at www.giveadamn2016.com.

UpNext — Brian Bosché Explains Why You Should Write That Book Now

Gabrielle has a special message for leaders about what millennials want at work. Contrary to media stereotypes, millennials entering the workforce don’t expect trophies. They expect to be able to collaborate and find their purpose — before their midlife crises hit.

Gabrielle’s passion for reconciling generations began when she was 17 and wrote a book to help leaders in the church understand that it doesn’t take contrived hipness to reach this generation, but the true message of the Gospel.

Listen in as Gabrielle explains:

— The three things millennials look for in their jobs.
— Why graduation into adulthood is taking longer for millennials.
— Why millennials are looking for older generations as mentors and partners.
— Why humility is the key for learning for millennials and for those who work with them.

UpNext — What Millennials Want at Work

A single word led Ashley Crouch to change her career and her life. Today the millennial entrepreneur shares from her journey and discusses how she gets it done with Gabrielle.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Ashley discuss:
— How to meet the day empowered instead of reactionary
— The power of intentionally challenging your thought patterns
— Why women should launch their own businesses

Crouch is the creator of Bloom, Lovely and founder of Appleseed Communications, LLC, a PR company that works with entrepreneurs. Read more about Ashley and her work at bloomlovely.co.

UpNext — Ashley Crouch Shares How to Live a Miraculous Life

On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle talks with Brady Shearer about his passion for helping church leaders. Brady was made the media director of his church when he was a sophomore in college and had never designed a website before, but he was eager to learn — and now he’s sharing his knowledge with churches all over the world as the CEO of Pro Church Tools.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Brady discuss:
— How to start an online company by giving things away
— The power of virtual mentors
— Leading with generosity

To learn more about Brady and his work, visit prochurchtools.com.

UpNext — Brady Shearer on Growing a Business Through Generosity

What’s it like to be one of the very few women flying the Kiowa Warrior helicopter? Gabrielle interviews Amber Smith, veteran combat helicopter pilot and author of the new book, Danger Close: My Epic Journey as a Combat Helicopter Pilot in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Amber discuss:

— What it was like being a young woman in the military
— Amber’s work as a veterans’ advocate and what compelled her to tell her story
— How Amber found her place in her military career

For more about Amber, follow her on Facebook at Facebook.com/OfficialAmberSmith

UpNext: Kiowa Pilot Amber Smith Explains Why We Need to Hear Our Veterans' Stories

Autumn Leva is a young woman pursuing her calling to fight for true social justice as the director of public policy at Family Policy Alliance. On this episode of UpNext, she shares her perspective on the battle for traditional marriage and the fight for women’s safety and privacy. Listen and be encouraged as she and Gabrielle discuss:

— Why millennials are NOT the lost generation
— The power of having a reasonable faith
— A pro-woman take on transgender bathrooms

To learn more about Autumn’s important work, visit Family Policy Alliance at http://familypolicyalliance.com/issues/

UpNext — Autumn Leva and the Fight for True Social Justice

How can you overcome your doubts in your journey into entrepreneurship?

Ursula Lauriston, founder and editor in chief of Capitol Standard, went from working for the State Department to growing her magazine and turning it into a successful business. Listen in as she shares from the ups and downs of her journey and she and Gabrielle discuss:

   - Harnessing the power of being in a powerful place
   - Quitting your job to fulfill your purpose
   - Learning to embrace the darkest and hardest time in your life

For more about Ursula and her work, visit capitolstandard.com.

UpNext — The Hard, Rewarding Road to Entrepreneurship With Ursula Lauriston

Kaeley Triller never planned on becoming an activist. She was a communications director at the local YMCA when the LGBT lobby's push to open women's lockerrooms and bathrooms to men who identify as women cost her her job. As a rape survivor, she wrote an online journal entry about why this matters for women's safety and found herself on the front lines of the fight for privacy in public places.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Kaeley discuss:

    Creating a career out of what makes you cry
    Finding common ground with radical feminists in the fight against injustice
    Why the Church needs to stand up for women on this issue
    How writing one blog can change your life

You can follow Kaeley’s work at JustWantPrivacy on Facebook.

UpNext — The Battle for Women’s and Children’s Safety With Kaeley Triller

On this week’s episode, Gabrielle shares from her experience interviewing hundreds of millennial leaders and the most important lesson they have to share: find a mentor. Listen in as Gabrielle explains:

    - Three things rockstar entrepreneurs know about mentoring that you don't
    - How taking someone out to lunch every month will change your life
    - What "reverse-mentoring" is and why you should do it now

UpNext — How to Find Dream Mentors

Elyse Murphy is a pastor and a preacher’s kid who can’t keep a secret — but knows the power of honesty and learning tenacity through experience. She shares her journey from many fears and heartbreaks to learning to fully trust God with her life, and the power that comes from submission to Godly authority.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Elyse discuss:

   -  Challenges every kid raised in the church faces
   -  How searching for our passion can cost us our purpose
   -  Finding meaning by embracing life's mundane moments

Read more about Elyse and her book at confessionsofachurchkid.com.

UpNext — Confessions of a Church Kid With Elyse Murphy

This special election-day episode of UpNext features The Stream's executive editor, Jay Richards, on what Christians can expect from this election. Listen in as Gabrielle and Jay discuss:

    - how close this presidential election is, and why
    - what drives people of faith both away and toward Trump
    - why this election is about the next 40 years, not the next four

Follow Jay on Twitter for live election coverage at @FreeMarketJay.

UpNext — Jay Richards on What This Election Means for Christians

What happens when your life actually works out... and you decide it's not what you want? Activist Kierstin Koppell, founder of Galt Solutions, shares her perspective on this episode of UpNext.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Kierstin discuss:

— Kierstin’s journey from actress to political activist
— What is means to make brave choices
— What Trump means for millennial Americans

Keep up with Kierstin on Twitter @Kierstin_Koppel.

UpNext — Millennial Activism with Kierstin Koppel

How does the death of one man bring new hope to those who fled for freedom? 

On this special episode of UpNext, Helena Ramirez reflects on the death of Fidel Castro and what it means to those who remember growing up under his dictatorship. Helena shares her perspective as the daughter of a Cuban refugee, who taught her the value of real liberty, free speech and the American dream.

Listen in as Helena and Gabrielle discuss

— Why millennials should ask their parents and grandparents about their experiences with totalitarian states
— What freedom means for those who have survived totalitarian regimes
— Why this is an opportunity to spread the message of hope
— Helena is the director of the Young Leaders Program at the Heritage Foundation. 

Follow her on Twitter at @HelenaRamirez.

UpNext — What the Death of Fidel Castro Means

Can God deliver those caught in deep darkness? Annie Lobert, founder of Hookers For Jesus, knows He can. On this episode of UpNext, Annie shares her story as a former Vegas call girl who found redemption and freedom in Christ.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Annie talk about:

    - how Annie used her greatest personal challenge to reach millions
    - Annie’s journey from abuse and trauma to having the power to rescue women from the sex trade
    - why your personal transformation gives you authority, no matter how dark your story

Learn more about Annie and her story at hookersforjesus.net.

UpNext — How God Can Use Your Darkest Night With Annie Lobert

What is it that gives the music the power to reach everyone? On this episode of UpNext, singer Amy Luna shares her insights. Listen in as she and Gabrielle discuss: 

•	why music connects us all
•	the future of worship in America 
•	why vulnerability is necessary for leadership

Keep up with Amy Luna on Twitter @theREALamykrebs.

UpNext — From American Idol to Worship Pastor With Amy Luna

What happens when churches welcome single pregnant women with baby showers and practical help? On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Amy Ford, president and cofounder of Embrace Grace, about her mission to see Christ’s church love single pregnant women and their families. Listen in as Gabrielle and Amy discuss:

- The growing edges for churches learning to embrace unwed mothers 
- The power of testimonies and working from the bottom-up in ministry
- Tools to go beyond saving babies to caring for whole families 
- Why unwed mothers are America's prodigal daughters

A baby is not a sin, but a miracle of God to be celebrated. To learn more about Amy and her work, visit embracegrace.com.

UpNext — The Power of Embracing Single Pregnant Women With Amy Ford

Millennial entrepreneur Joshua Davis was in college when he discovered that he had a talent for dressing his friends for dates and job interviews. When he helped his best friend’s dad reclaim his self-confidence for an interview after a devastating job loss, he realized that it was time to share his gift for getting people to see their own value and became an image consultant.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Joshua discuss:
-	how to avoid being boxed in by expectations
-	building a fashion app from scratch
-	why you need partners who share your values

To learn more about Joshua and his business, visit with-josh.com.

UpNext — Millennial Style Coach Joshua Davis on How He Made His Dream Job Happen

Doing what you love doesn’t just happen, even at an early age. On this episode of UpNext, clothing designer Rane Wade shares the story of her business, Rane Made.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Rane discuss:
- how making clothes for herself turned into discovering demand for her work
- running a business — and staying organized! — as an artist
- creating fashion that works for real life — and using her family as a test market
- what it feels like to constantly doubt your gifts

To see Rane’s beautiful clothes for yourself, visit ranemade.com.

UpNext — Making Beautiful Clothes and Working Hard for a Beautiful Life With Rane Wade

Could radical faith in God lead to purpose in your work? On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews Bianca Juarez Olthaff, Chief Storyteller for The A21 Campaign, a global anti-human trafficking organization. Listen in as Gabrielle and Bianca discuss:
-	how Bianca discovered that God was enough
-	taking five years to write one book — but what a book!
-	how finding your why at work will transform your job
For more information about Bianca and her ministry, visit http://www.biancaolthoff.com.

UpNext —Radical Faith in God and Purpose in Life with Bianca Juarez Olthaff

On this episode of UpNext, Jay Richards, executive editor of The Stream, joins Gabrielle to share his take on President Donald Trump's first days in office.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Jay discuss:
 - What #NeverTrump Christians should understand about this presidency
 - The faith community's reaction to Trump's executive order on immigration
 - How to avoid being dumb and naïve on religious liberty.

For more trenchant analysis of the latest news, visit The Stream at http://stream.org.

UpNext — Jay Richards Evaluates Trump's First Moves as President

What does religious liberty reform look like in the age of Trump? On this episode of UpNext, Kerri Kupec, Legal Communications Director of Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), explains why religious freedom is at the core of all other liberties and fundamental to a pluralistic society.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Kerri discuss:

-	What millennials don’t get about religious freedom
-	How the media ignores the rights of women in the transgender bathroom debate
-	The importance of the faith community in upholding civil society

For more on Kerri and her work, definitely follow her on Twitter @Kerri_Kupec and learn about ADF’s great work defending liberty.

UPNext — The Future of Religious Liberty With Kerri Kupec

What are you going to do with your platform? On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle interviews her fearless friend Angela Zatopek. Angela stands up for her beliefs and lives her faith loud, whether she’s on a reality TV show, interviewing celebrities as a reporter for CBN, or designing her jewelry line, Eleváre.

Listen in as Gabrielle and Angela discuss:
-	What to do with the dreams God puts in your heart
-	How saving herself for marriage has been empowering
-	How Angela uses fashion to display her faith.

For more on Angela, follow her on Twitter @AngelaZatopek.

UpNext — Platforms and Purity with Angela Zatopek

What do the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency mean for millennials? On this episode, Gabrielle has her husband Brian Bosché, author and political analyst, explain what the entrepreneurial generation is seeing in the new commander in chief. 

Listen in as Gabrielle and Brian discuss:

-	Why economic growth means more to the young and underemployed
-	The millennial experience of Obamacare and ways our broken health care system could be reformed
-	Why national security matters to the safety-conscious generation.

UpNext — What Trump's First 100 Days Mean for Millennials

Why do the majority of Americans think free trade is bad for America? Acton Institute Research Director Samuel Gregg explains the shift away from free trade reflected by Donald Trump’s mercantilism. Listen in as he and Gabrielle discuss:

-	Why protectionism isn’t patriotic
-	How millennials are affected by trade policies
-	The one thing Trump can do for free trade

For more on this, check out Dr. Gregg’s series on free trade at The Stream.

UpNext — Why America Needs Free Trade With Samuel Gregg

While allegations that Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election have yet to be proven, there’s plenty of known voter fraud to investigate. Statistician and Cornell University professor William Briggs explains the story the mainstream media misses and shares his analysis.

Listen in as William and Gabrielle discuss what voter fraud looks like in America and whether or not Russia is involved.

For more on this subject, read William’s analysis at The Stream, where he is a Senior Contributor.

UpNext — William Briggs on Voter Fraud and the Russia Story

Why aren’t millennials going to church? On this special episode of UpNext, Andy Abramson, founder of Verge Ministries, talks with millennial author Gabrielle Bosché about the need to reach the next generation with the Gospel.

Listen in as Andy and Gabrielle discuss:

-	the value of relationships
-	how to survive college as a Christian
-	the two things faith leaders can do to reach millennials today.

For more on Andy’s work, visit Verge28.org.

UpNext — Andy Abramson on How to Reach Millennials With the Gospel

What can we learn from the mistakes of those who have been where we are now? On this episode of UpNext, author John Hawkins has some hard-earned wisdom to share with younger generations. Listen in as he shares his favorite mistakes with Gabrielle, and they discuss:

-	What Gen Xers can teach millennials
-	Uncommon common sense in relationships
-	How to overcome the ‘snowflake’ image

UpNext — John Hawkins on What Every Young Adult Should Know

Mentoring develops the next generation of leaders, so why aren’t more people doing it? On this episode of UpNext, David Neff, president and CEO of Edge Mentoring, shares the easy way to start a mentoring relationship and the best lessons he’s learned from his mentors.

Listen in as David and Gabrielle discuss:

-	How to find a dream mentor and be a good mentee
-	How to have a design mindset instead of a default mindset
-	How mentorship can lead to greater success

For more on David or to apply to become a mentor or a mentee, visit EdgeMentoring.org.

UpNext — Mentoring Millennials With David Neff

Are millennials patriotic? On this episode of UpNext, Gabrielle answers the question she gets the most often from concerned listeners.

Listen in as Gabrielle explains:

-Why most millennials refuse to call themselves ‘patriots’ 

-The 3 leading causes that made millennials less patriotic than their parents 

-Why millennials have the DNA to become America's greatest patriots

Read more of Gabrielle’s thoughts on millennial patriotism here: https://stream.org/millennials-arent-patriotic/

UpNext — Are Millennials Patriotic?

UP NEXT: the voice of the next generation With Gabrielle Bosché

Gabrielle interviews up-and-coming leaders shaping the future of entrepreneurship, media, government, church, and non-profit. Get ready for a raw conversation about life, faith, and what it takes to inspire change. We will feature real stories of Millennial leaders coming of age in today’s fast-changing world. Listeners will be encouraged by stories of failure straight from survivors. They will be challenged by those daring enough to chase hard after their destinies. They will be equipped with a worldview to become the nextgen leader they are called to be.

Gabrielle was covered in a feature article in The Washington Post on March 6, 2016: "She demystifies millennials to the rest of us dinosaurs" 

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