
A podcast all about the entirely disparate experiences we have on the internet. Matt Watts interviews a series of guests about their internet diet, how they use the web, and how it uses them.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

A mother of teenagers talks about the constant battle to keep her kids safe online. We talk about screen time, parental controls, divorce dynamics, radicalisation, and more.
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This is such a great concept, and the hosting and production are spot on. We all experience the internet in such different ways, and it’s fascinating to hear these varied perspectives explored so thoughtfully. Vicar one is me fave - cracking.
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Listeners are drawn to thoughtful, curiosity-driven conversations about how people interact with the internet in everyday life. Topics frequently center on digital well-being, parenting in a screen-soaked world, privacy and surveillance, accessibility and assistive tech, online harms, and the trade-offs of platform-driven culture. The show tends to feature a mix of personal narratives, expert perspectives, and practical tips, with a notable focus on real-world implications for families, educators, and policy. Its unique angle lies in blending experiential storytelling with policy-relevant discussions, often highlighting practical adaptations and ethical considerations rather than shying away from challenging questions about consent, data us... more
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Recent guests on Watts On Your Screen include:
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2. Corey Bedford
3. Louisa Warren
4. Lloyd Morris
5. Hamad Khan
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