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Reagan Conrad uses her reporting roots and passion for storytelling to guide audiences through relevant rabbit holes and fascinating deep dives, sparking the kind of ideas you will want to unpack in late-night conversations with friends. Through on-the-ground reporting, in-depth interviews, and thoughtful research, she explores the cultural issues shaping Gen Z. Whether the conversations are joyful or difficult, Reagan brings a sense of softness to even the heaviest topics, shedding light and equipping her audience with the understanding needed to navigate today’s world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchReagan Conrad uses her reporting roots and passion for storytelling to guide audiences through relevant rabbit holes and fascinating deep dives, sparking the kind of ideas you will want to unpack in late-night conversations with friends. Through on-the-ground reporting, in-depth interviews, and thoughtful research, she explores the cultural issues shaping Gen Z.
Reagan Conrad is hosted by The Daily Wire. The show has published 50 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Lie Sold To Women" (31 October 2026, 17 minutes), "The Real Reason Halloween is So Slutty" (28 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "Was Shane Gillis' Gym Joke a Little Too Accurate?" (24 October 2026, 20 minutes).
Reagan Conrad publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 13 minutes across 50 episodes.
Booking probability for Reagan Conrad is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Reagan Conrad requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Reagan Conrad's contact route on record: verified email.
The Daily Wire hosts Reagan Conrad, a society podcast with 50 episodes published.
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Women have been told we can do it all: build a career, raise a family, and keep a home without anything having to give. But becoming a mom got me thinking about what "having it all" actually costs us. When did doing it...
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We’ve somehow accepted that putting on a headband and wearing very little counts as a Halloween costume. But it got me thinking about how we went from bedsheet ghosts to “sexy” versions of just about everything. When...
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Shane Gillis made a joke about women's gym clothes, and the internet did not take it well. But the reactions got me thinking about how revealing gym wear has become and why questioning it seems to be off limits. Are we...
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We have truly lost the plot when it comes to dressing well. I wanted to explore when the idea of "dress to impress" became an antiquated idea and if it’s possible to revive the lost art of dressing up. Ep. 49...
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James Talarico talks a lot about his Christian faith, but the more I hear his theology, the more questions I have. Is his faith shaping his politics, or are his politics shaping his faith? And what does this say about...
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Hollywood is following (or setting) the creepy trend of mommy monsters with two new movies coming out. One movie, Verity stars Anne Hathaway as an alleged killer. Other Mommy, stars Jessica Chastain as a demonic entity...
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The Cornell 7 case opens up an important conversation around consent, morality, and normalized behavior on college campuses across the nation. While all the details of Jane Doe’s story are still being investigated, what...
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Millennials spent the last decade dominating the design of households across America with an aesthetic coined “millennial gray.” But now, as Gen Z enters the phase of homeownership, we’re rejecting boring trends in...
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After deep diving into the craziness of the fast fashion industry, many people are looking for solutions. My best advice? Thrifting. I thought it would be fun to give you my best thrift tips if you want to try to score...
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Clothes didn’t always fall apart after a few washes. Over the years, trends have gotten faster, fabrics have gotten thinner, and finding clothes that last has become a challenge. I wanted to explore the rise of fast...
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Women are being oppressed and losing all of their rights. They are asking us to be their voice. We in the West have a responsibility to talk about it, even when it’s uncomfortable to confront the realities of Islam...
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The story behind kratom is far from over. After our first deep dive, several states have moved to ban or heavily restrict it. It turns out the rabbit hole goes much deeper. A huge shout-out to Dean and Cameron from End...
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Our country will never be the same after the death of Charlie Kirk. A year later, I have been reflecting on what I learned, and what we need to never forget. Ep. 38 - - - DailyWire+: Become a DailyWire+ subscriber today...
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Trends on social media reward mothers who post disparagingly about their families under the guise of being "real" and "relatable." Or worse, they post videos of themselves making their kids cry just to be funny and get...
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It’s easy to be nice. It’s not always easy to be kind. Today, I wanted to deep dive into some thoughts I’ve been wrestling with regarding how we are supposed to navigate this culture as Christians who are called to be...
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My generation is obsessed with lattes. It’s a cultural phenomenon I find myself apart of so I thought it would be fun and try to understand why the "fun drink" business is booming. Ep. 35 - - - DailyWire+: Become a...
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Lindsay Clancy murdered her three precious children before jumping out of a bedroom window. Her husband found the horrific scene. She claims she was suffering from Postpartum psychosis, but does not dispute the fact...
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McKenna West was hired as a surrogate to carry a couple’s baby into the world. Halfway through the pregnancy, the couple decided they wanted McKenna to abort their baby boy. She refused. A fight ensued. The story felt...
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The Savannah Bananas have exploded onto the scene with their eclectic and non stop entertainment style of baseball known as Banana Ball. You’ve probably seen them all over social media. After wanting to get to a...
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I love a good true crime documentary as much as anyone, but lately I've been asking myself if our obsession has gone too far. From binge-watching murder documentaries to treating real cases like entertainment, I wanted...
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