
In bits: Deconstructing our digital lives Dr Liam Challenor and Dr Nicola Fox Hamilton explore areas of cyberpsychology that you’re curious about, with a different topic every two weeks. From social media “addiction” to attention span changes, from trolling and harassment to online activism, from gaming to online dating, from misogyny to radicalisation online. Our lives are fully immersed in techn... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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We have a fun episode to start the new year, where we explores the psychology, history, and science behind the internet's (and Nicola’s) obsession with feline content. We were lucky to have a guest in studio with us for this episode, Dr Grace Carroll... more
Christmas has gone digital—we shop online, video call the family abroad, and scroll through everyone's seemingly perfect holiday posts. But what's all this screen time actually doing to us?
In this special Christmas episode, we get into the psycholo... more
We were planning to take a break over Christmas, but Liam surprised us all (including Nicola) with a Christmas special! It drops Friday the 12th, then we'll be on hiatus until January 6th to rest and recharge for 2026. And no, we're not making any pr... more
In this episode, we explore AI's growing role in mental health support and therapy. We revisit the story of ELIZA, the 1960s chatbot that unexpectedly convinced users it could understand them, and examine what this reveals about our tendency to proje... more
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Excellent, really puts all news headlines about tech into perspective
Brilliant, no-nonsense podcast that cuts through the bulls**t tech fear mongering and brings the conversation back to the facts. So nice to hear two presenters who are clearly great friends and experts in their field share their insights in a really accessible way.
Fantastic podcast - uses real science in accessible and fun ways to talk about our online behaviour. Highly recommend
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A dynamic exploration of cyberpsychology, the content focuses on diverse aspects of digital life, addressing topics like social media addiction, online dating, trolling, and the implications of technology on mental health. Through a blend of research, personal insights, and engagement with current trends, the hosts aim to clarify media misconceptions surrounding technology's role in our lives. By tackling complex issues in an approachable manner, the discussion seeks to provide listeners with both an understanding of their digital behaviors and reassurances about the healthy use of technology. The podcast is likely unique in its commitment to evidence-based content, inviting audience interaction and topic suggestions to ensure relevance and... more
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