The Glenn Beck Program How to Fight Stupid | Guest: Jennifer Sey | 7/28/25
Jul 28, 2025
Jennifer Sey, former Levi's brand president and founder of XX-XY Athletics, joins the discussion to critique contemporary advertising strategies, including American Eagle's latest campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney. They delve into the disparities between corporate messaging and real advocacy in athletics, particularly for female athletes. Sey’s insights highlight the cultural shifts in marketing and the importance of authenticity in brand representation. The conversation also touches on the evolving expectations of parenting and societal responsibility.
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Glenn Beck's Fatherhood Reflection
- Glenn Beck shares his experience as a father becoming empty-nesters, missing his kids despite material gains.
- He reflects on the complicated father-child relationship dynamic and his efforts to do the best he can as a dad.
Daughter's Impact Through Kindness
- Glenn Beck shares his daughter Cheyenne's role in community theater and her impact on peers.
- Her kindness and leadership backstage and on stage inspired other kids and reassured struggling performers.
Modern Marriages Are More Stable
- Recent marriage rates show people are staying married longer than in past decades.
- Later marriage often represents after-life experiences rather than early foundation-building, influencing stability.