February 19, 2026
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0:58Now PlayingKarol Markowicz tells Clay and Buck that when her family lived in New York, her daughter had “over 10 friends” in sixth grade who identified as transgender — but after moving to Florida, that number instantly dropped to zero. She asks how such a dramatic shift is possible and argues it points to powerful cultural and social pressures shaping kids’ identities in some environments but not others. Clay and Buck explore what this contrast suggests about broader trends and the ongoing debate around youth identity and mental health.
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