We gave children the most powerful tools in human history. Then, we left them to their own devices. When she was 12 years old, Ava Smithing spiraled down a social media rabbit hole that nearly cost her life. A decade later, she discovered she wasn’t alone: Big Tech had rewritten childhood and adolescence for her entire generation. Armed with questions and a year to find answers, Ava embarked on a ... more
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Like a lot of lonely teenagers, Sarah found refuge on social media. In her lowest moments, she'd reach for her phone, connecting with strangers on Snapchat and Wizz – an app that's been called "Tinder for kids." But those digital friendships quickly ... more
Are screens rewiring kids' brains and creating a generation of depressed teens? After Jonathan Haidt published his mega-bestseller The Anxious Generation, a lot of parents became convinced that they were. But the science tells a more complicated stor... more
You'd be hard-pressed to find a young person who uses Facebook regularly. But to understand why social media has had such a profound, and sometimes devastating, effect on kids, you need to understand Facebook's origin story first. Ava tracks down tw... more
Algorithms are the invisible engines that drive every scroll, swipe or click. And, in the last few years, it’s become clear that they can devastate young lives. But Ava discovers they might also be capable of saving them.
She speaks with two teens... more
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Episodes focus on the profound impact of technology, particularly social media, on the mental health and well-being of youth. Notable themes include discussions of addiction to digital devices, the evolution of social media platforms, and the psychological consequences that arise from online interactions. The narrative often incorporates personal stories and expert opinions, revealing both the dangers posed by these technologies and the resilience of young people navigating them. There is a stark emphasis on the urgent need for reforms in online practices to safeguard the mental health of the next generation, highlighting the complexities of technology's role in modern childhood and adolescence.
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