Isabel Brown: She Was Studying to Be a Surgeon—Until This Woke Lie Changed Everything - Episode 27

Before she became one of Gen Z’s boldest conservative voices, Isabel Brown was a college student preparing for medical school. But when her professors began denying basic biology, everything she believed about truth—and courage—was put to the test.

From being doxxed and threatened on campus to standing beside Charlie Kirk in the fight for free speech, Isabel shares her powerful story of conviction, faith, and resilience. She also opens up about Charlie’s final week and the message he left for every young person daring to stand for truth.

🔥 If you’ve ever felt alone for believing what’s real—this episode will remind you that your voice still matters.
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Host of the Isabel Brown Show and author of The End of the Alphabet: How Gen Z Can Save America

With 1.1 million Instagram followers and her hit Daily Wire show, The Isabel Brown Show, Isabel is a bold Gen Z voice delivering fearless insights on policy, faith, culture, and the trends shaping her generation.
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01:16 Isabel Brown joins the show after a powerful event for young women across America.
02:31 Reflecting on Turning Point USA’s explosive growth and the spiritual awakening among Gen Z.
03:52 Isabel shares how her passion for truth—and shock at woke academia—launched her unexpected career.
05:04 How college science classes turned political: when professors denied biology itself.
06:44 The 2016 election years: when campus radicalism and censorship exploded.
08:13 Discovering Turning Point USA through a random social media ad—and finding her calling.
09:23 Meeting Charlie Kirk for the first time at YWLS: “He couldn’t dress, but he could change your life.”
10:56 The call that changed everything—Charlie invites Isabel to host a campus event.
12:02 Facing Antifa, death threats, and being labeled a “Nazi” for defending free speech.
13:33 “If there’s this much hatred, something good must be happening.” — Isabel’s turning point.
15:05 Becoming a voice for Gen Z conservatives and helping grow the movement.
16:36 Co-hosting The Charlie Kirk Show and seeing the media world from the inside.
18:10 From medical school dreams to media mission: following God’s call instead of her plan.
19:32 Remembering Charlie Kirk’s impact and global legacy after his passing.
21:12 The surreal signs of his influence—from D.C. airports to small-town yogurt shops.
22:46 “We have to be in this fight together.” — Isabel on carrying Charlie’s mission forward.
24:00 What Charlie taught her about debating: keep your heart rate lower than your opponent’s.
25:28 Sharing her last conversation with Charlie—and the faith that consumed him before his death.
27:10 “Don’t use the end of the world as an excuse not to act.” — Charlie’s final message.
28:44 Isabel’s message to college women: You don’t need a platform—just courage.
30:16 Why the most world-changing people were ordinary believers who simply said, “Yes, Lord.”
31:48 The call to make this world a little more like the next—and how Gen Z can lead the way.
33:20 Closing reflections and where to find Isabel’s new Daily Wire show.

GenZ Unplugged is the official podcast for the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women. Rotating hosts are Lauren Husmann, Catherine Hendershott, Rachel Hurley, and Hannah Faulkner. Producer is Sandra Scarlatoiu.

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