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Artwork for Parents Uncharted: From The Creator of Mom Uncharted

Parents Uncharted: From The Creator of Mom Uncharted

Sarah Adams (Mom Uncharted)
Social Media
Parenting
Parasocial Relationships
Privacy
Mental Health
Digital Literacy
Online Safety
Pornography
Consumerism
Generation Alpha
Social Media Pressure
Kid Influencers
Digital Footprint
Digital Privacy
Climate Change
Roblox
Sharenting
Technoference
AI Chatbots
Consent

Parents Uncharted is a new podcast that explores the unprecedented challenges modern parents face navigating the digital landscape and social media pressures. Hosted by Sarah Adams - internationally recognized child advocate and creator of Mom.Uncharted - this podcast dives into the modern realities of parenting Generation Alpha: managing screen time, social media, mental health, and finding hope ... more

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Artwork for Parents Uncharted: From The Creator of Mom Uncharted

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“I won’t go faceless.” Sarah has been sent a growing number of posts from parents defending the decision to keep showing their children online, even as AI makes it easier to copy and manipulate a child’s image. In this solo episode, she takes on five... more

Adults spend a great deal of time talking about what young people experience online, what they need and how we should protect them. But how often do we stop talking about young people and actually listen to them?

In this episode of Parents Uncharted... more

Research from Common Sense Media found that nearly three in four teenagers have been exposed to online pornography, with the average first exposure happening around age 12. For many children, however, exposure happens even earlier, sometimes accident... more

Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle lawsuits brought by nearly every U.S. state over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were intentionally designed to keep young people engaged while exposing them to serious harm.

It’s being call... more

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Recent Guests

Hanna Grover
Youth advocate, researcher, and public speaker; founder of Poet2Poet
Poet2Poet
Episode: Growing Up Online with Youth Advocate Hanna Grover
Chris McKenna
Founder of Protect Young Eyes; author of Five Habits of the Tech-Ready Family
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Episode: How to Talk to Kids About Porn with Chris McKenna
Nicki Petrossi
Former social media executive turned digital safety advocate; founder and host of Scrolling 2 Death
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Episode: Inside Meta’s Landmark Settlement with Nicki Petrossi
Devorah Heitner
Author of Growing Up in Public and Screenwise
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Episode: Raising Kids Online: Generative AI & Parental Surveillance with Dr. Devorah Heitner
Emily Cherkin
Master's in education, former middle school teacher, founder of The Screen Time Consultant
The Screen Time Consultant
Episode: The EdTech Takeover: What Parents Need to Know About Screens in School with Emily Cherkin
Jess Maddox
Associate Professor of Media Studies at University of Georgia, Grady College
University of Georgia
Episode: Why Strangers Online Feel Like Friends: Dr. Jess Maddox on Parasocial Relationships, Kidfluencers & Social Media
Renee Grinnell
Host of The Mom Room
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Episode: When Motherhood Becomes Content: Momfluencer Culture, Criticism & Kids' Privacy with Renee Reina of The Mom Room
Dr. Rachel Kowert
Research psychologist and author, Research Director at Games for Change
Games for Change
Episode: Are Video Games Actually Bad for Kids? What the Research Really Says with Dr. Rachel Kowert & Arana Shapiro
Arana Shapiro
Chief Operating and Programs Officer at Games for Change, educator and social entrepreneur
Games for Change
Episode: Are Video Games Actually Bad for Kids? What the Research Really Says with Dr. Rachel Kowert & Arana Shapiro

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Listen if you love your kids!

    Must-listen show for anyone raising the next generation to help you understand how the digital age, climate change, mental health and more are all impacting kids. Sarah is perfectly candid in her conversations with experts, and shares interesting and nuanced critiques of the latest trends and issues affecting kids.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PodKatt_
    Canada3 months ago
  • Sarah’s work is so important

    Hearing these conversations is so important and helped me totally change the way that I look at share ting

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    #quotingproblems
    United States3 months ago
  • Five stars

    Great podcast. In my opinion most episodes are so good I listened twice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thomas L. J. De Cort
    Belgium6 months ago
  • Five stars

    Great podcast, I didn't listen to a podcast in months but yours is worth every second listening to. In my opinion the last three episodes (Nicki, Bill & March 4th) are so good I listened twice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thomas L. J. De Cort
    Belgium7 months ago
  • Five stars

    Great podcast, I didn't listen to a podcast in months but yours is worth every second listening to.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thomas L. J. De Cort
    Belgium8 months ago

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Honest discussions with credible experts.
Thoughtful, practical take on parenting in a digital world.
Positive impact on how listeners talk to their kids about tech.
Engaging guests and clear, research-backed advice.
Valuable perspectives on privacy and safety for kids online.

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Inside Meta’s Landmark Settlement with Nicki Petrossi
Q: What is the settlement structure and how much is guaranteed to be paid?
The settlement could total about 17 billion dollars across 47 states, but only 12 million is guaranteed upfront, with an additional 5 million contingent on competitors adopting similar restrictions, making it less of a true financial hit and more a set of mandated safety measures.
When Motherhood Becomes Content: Momfluencer Culture, Criticism & Kids' Privacy with Renee Reina of The Mom Room
Q: What boundaries do you set around Milo's presence in content, and has this evolved?
Boundaries are reviewed weekly and have become more structured; Milo's involvement is limited and clearly framed as work-related, with money being saved for his future rather than spent in the present.
The High Cost of Youth Sports: Pressure, Branding & Burnout with Jeremy Alland, MD
Q: When did you decide to go online and share this perspective about youth sports?
It was a gradual transition starting in 2025; the motivation grew from recognizing a widespread concern and the unusual scarcity of others speaking up about it, plus the drive to use social media to educate beyond clinical settings.
Disabled Kids Are Not Content: Advocacy, Privacy & Consent Online with Sarah Todd Hammer
Q: What are your views on parents sharing their disabled children's stories on the internet?
Sharing should protect the child's privacy, avoid intimate details, and many times can veer into exploitation; the focus should be on listening to disabled people and not using children for click-focused awareness.
Disabled Kids Are Not Content: Advocacy, Privacy & Consent Online with Sarah Todd Hammer
Q: What boundaries have you established to protect your privacy and safety while maintaining visibility?
I avoid sharing my location in bios, keep only a public contact email, and maintain a private secondary page; I block negativity and stalkerized behavior to protect my well-being.

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A podcast focused on guiding modern parents through the digital age with expert interviews and real-world parenting stories. Topics frequently center on screen time, online safety, mental health, kid-focused media, and navigating social media pressures in Generation Alpha. Episodes often blend research-backed insights with practical tips for families, educators, and care teams, emphasizing mentorship over surveillance, privacy, and responsible tech use. A standout thread is unpacking complex tech issues—like AI, EdTech, and wearable surveillance—in ways that are tangible for everyday family life, making it useful for listeners seeking actionable guidance and credible perspectives across parenting, education, and policy.

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2. Chris McKenna
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