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Connor Kilgore (1:00)
Hey guys, it's Connor Kilgore here at the Bulwark. I am usually a behind the scenes person, but today Sarah Longwell let me out of the dungeon where she keeps me doing focus groups and you know, helping sort through which kinds of focus groups we're going to lob at our community every week. And I'm joined by Rachel Genfazza who is one of the other Zoomer qual people here at the Bulwark. And today we're going to talk about something that is near and dear to both of our hearts and that is also dominating the itunes charts today. So the number one album on iTunes the day we're recording this is an album called the Great Divide by Noah Kahn. Noah Kahn is a barely Gen Z folk singer from Stratford, Vermont. I guess I'll let Rachel start and just tell us a little bit about who this guy is, why he means so much to all of us. And he's also sort of a cultural artifact of Gen Z which that I think people can learn a lot about.
Rachel Genfazza (1:55)
Precisely. There are plenty of things we can glean from this, but I'm very glad that Connor, you're out in the daylight talking about Noah Kahn with me. I feel like this was how we bonded early on in our.
Connor Kilgore (2:07)
It totally was. Well, I'm from southern New Hampshire and Rachel, you're from the Boston area and so Noah Khan is, I think for many New Englanders and younger New Englanders what Bruce Springsteen is for the state of New Jersey. And more working class people from New Jersey. Another way to think about it is, like, Gen Z, stomp, clap music, like Mumford and Sons, that kind of thing.
