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    Scrolling 2 Death

    Scrolling 2 Death is a podcast for parents who are worried about social media. Through interviews with parents and experts, we explore smartphone use, screen time, school-issued devices, social media use and so much more.

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    "I lost my child. Now I'm suing TikTok." (Maia Walsh, forever 13) Feb 17, 2025
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    This conversation is with Liam Walsh, father of Maia. Liam is one of the four families who have sued TikTok for the deaths of their children; Jools (forever 14), Isaac (forever 13), Maia (forever 13) and Archie (forever 12).


    These parents bring this action for wrongful death and survivorship against TikTok LLC, TikTok Inc., and ByteDance Inc. for the 2022 deaths of their children resulting from the use of TikTok.


    TikTok created harmful dependencies in each child as a matter of design, then flooded them with a seemingly endless stream of harms. These were not harms the children searched for or wanted to see when their use of TikTok began. Instead, ByteDance targeted them via its unauthorized taking of personal data.


    Parents should limit their children's access to addictive, harmful platforms like TikTok and have open conversations with their children in order to educate and protect them.


    Big Tech Gut Check (week of February 10, 2025) Feb 14, 2025
    Show notes

    The Big Tech Gut Check is a super quick, weekly update on all things social media and Big Tech.


    Social Media & Big Tech highlights for this week:

    • 4 UK Parents Sue TikTok for Deaths of Children
    • TikTok's Response to Latest Lawsuit
    • TikTok Announces Digital Safety and Privacy Guide
    • Snapchat's 3rd Annual Digital Well-Being Index
    • Meta Launches Child Safety Curriculum
    • Meta Cuts Thousands of Jobs to Invest in AI
    • KiDS Campaign for Warning Label Designs (submit here!)


    Check back on Fridays for everything that parents need to know about the platforms our children are spending hours on every day.


    "I lost my child. Now I'm suing TikTok." (Jools Sweeney, forever 14) Feb 13, 2025
    Show notes

    This conversation is with Ellen Roome, mother of Jools. Ellen is one of the four families who have sued TikTok for the deaths of their children; Jools (forever 14), Isaac (forever 13), Maia (forever 13) and Archie (forever 12).


    These parents bring this action for wrongful death and survivorship against TikTok LLC, TikTok Inc., and ByteDance Inc. for the 2022 deaths of their children resulting from the use of TikTok.


    TikTok created harmful dependencies in each child as a matter of design, then flooded them with a seemingly endless stream of harms. These were not harms the children searched for or wanted to see when their use of TikTok began. Instead, ByteDance targeted them via its unauthorized taking of personal data.


    Parents should limit their children's access to addictive, harmful platforms like TikTok and have open conversations with their children in order to educate and protect them.


    I'm giving up my iPhone. Feb 11, 2025
    Show notes

    I'm giving up my iPhone (for a healthier phone).


    For the next 30 days, I will be forgoing my iPhone for a Wisephone. My goals are to be more present with my kids, find better screen time balance and improve my need to be productive at all times. To slow down!


    I will be documenting this process in real-time and sharing @Scrolling2Death on Instagram, for parents who are interested in alternative phones.


    I chose the Wisephone for this test because it is the most advanced, intentional phone for adults. It has all the things I need, but none of the apps that can addict me. No, I'm not sponsored! Just curious.


    I'd love to hear from any parents who have tried alternative phones like the Wisephone, The Light Phone or others...to swap stories! I'm sure there will be bumps in the road but I am really looking forward to this change.


    "I lost my child. Now I'm suing TikTok." (Isaac Kenevan, forever 13) Feb 10, 2025
    Show notes

    This conversation is with Lisa Kenevan, mother of Isaac. Lisa is one of the four families who have sued TikTok for the deaths of their children; Jools (forever 14), Isaac (forever 13), Maia (forever 13) and Archie (forever 12).


    These parents bring this action for wrongful death and survivorship against TikTok LLC, TikTok Inc., and ByteDance Inc. for the 2022 deaths of their children resulting from the use of TikTok.


    TikTok created harmful dependencies in each child as a matter of design, then flooded them with a seemingly endless stream of harms. These were not harms the children searched for or wanted to see when their use of TikTok began. Instead, ByteDance targeted them via its unauthorized taking of personal data.


    Parents should limit their children's access to addictive, harmful platforms like TikTok and have open conversations with their children in order to educate and protect them.


    "I lost my child. Now I'm suing TikTok." (Archie Battersbee, forever 12) Feb 07, 2025
    Show notes

    This conversation is with Hollie Dance, mother of Archie. Hollie is one of the four families who have sued TikTok for the deaths of their children; Jools (forever 14), Isaac (forever 13), Maia (forever 13) and Archie (forever 12).


    These parents bring this action for wrongful death and survivorship against TikTok LLC, TikTok Inc., and ByteDance Inc. for the 2022 deaths of their children resulting from the use of TikTok.


    TikTok created harmful dependencies in each child as a matter of design, then flooded them with a seemingly endless stream of harms. These were not harms the children searched for or wanted to see when their use of TikTok began. Instead, ByteDance targeted them via its unauthorized taking of personal data.


    Parents should limit their children's access to addictive, harmful platforms like TikTok and have open conversations with their children in order to educate and protect them.


    What kids say about tech (with Titania Jordan) Feb 06, 2025
    Show notes

    In this episode, Scrolling 2 Death host Nicki Reisberg sits down with Titania Jordan to tackle the questions they get most when speaking to youth at schools. Some of the questions may shock you! This casual catch-up covers several topics that parents are worried about including devices at school, Minecraft's educational platform and social media addiction.


    This episode is sponsored by Bark Technologies.

    Learn about the Bark Phone

    Learn about the Bark App for iPhones and Androids *Use code SCROLLING2DEATH FOR 10% OFF

    Learn about the Bark Watch



    Screens at School: A Growing Concern (with Matt Todd) Feb 03, 2025
    Show notes

    Are school-issued devices fueling children’s screen addiction? The American Academy of Pediatrics sets screen-time standards, and we do our best to limit kids’ time on devices, but what is happening in classrooms? Matt Todd, host of The Ranch Podcast, first realized the extent of the problem while volunteering in his son’s first-grade classroom. After his son finished an assignment early, he was “rewarded” with free time on his school-issued Chromebook. With internet browsers and YouTube enabled for educational purposes, the options for entertainment are endless – along with the dangers that come with unsupervised browsing.



    Kids use their school Chromebooks and iPads during passing periods, at lunch, and even at home (after homework is done). Gamified education, once lauded as a solution to make learning more exciting, is actually fueling an addiction to devices and the behavioral problems that accompany it.



    Matt has been working with school board officials in Idaho, and he believes they are actively seeking solutions to this growing problem. In this episode, he shares his insights with Nicki of Scrolling 2 Death and explains how raising awareness and educating parents is the best way to make a difference for kids now.




    This episode is sponsored by Bark Technologies.

    Learn about the Bark Phone: https://info.bark.us/scrolling2deathbp


    Learn about the Bark App for iPhones and Androids: https://info.bark.us/scrolling2death_bark

    *Use code SCROLLING2DEATH FOR 10% OFF


    Learn about the Bark Watch: https://barkparentalcontrols.pxf.io/c/5214646/2204011/17000

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    Big Tech Gut Check (week of January 27, 2025) Jan 31, 2025
    Show notes

    The Big Tech Gut Check is a super quick, weekly update on all things social media and Big Tech.


    Social Media & Big Tech highlights for this week:

    • Research: Youth Anger Linked to Age of Smartphone Access

    • Apple's Parental Controls Fail in New Test

    • Investors Make Offers for TikTok

    • Nigerian Man Extradited in Sextortion Case After Teen Suicide


    Check back on Fridays for everything that parents need to know about the platforms our children are spending hours on every day.


    This episode is sponsored by Bark Technologies.

    • Learn about the Bark Phone.

    • Learn about the Bark App for iPhones and Androids. *Use code SCROLLING2DEATH FOR 10% OFF

    • Learn about the Bark Watch.


    Personalized A.I. Learning: The way of the future? (with Mackenzie Price) Jan 30, 2025
    Show notes

    Someone recently commented on my Instagram, "Are you ever going to interview someone you don't agree with?" Well, this is that interview.


    Mackenzie Price, founder of 2 Hour Learning believes that "school is broken" and aims to fix it with an A.I. based educational model. The structure is 2 hours of screen time in the morning led by an AI tutor, followed by life skills workshops led by human guides. It's claimed that students are learning 2x as fast in academics using this model. I was eager to dive into this program with Mackenzie and compare thoughts.


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