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In this episode, we dive deep into Jonathan Haidt’s groundbreaking book The Anxious Generation. Haidt makes a compelling case that the rapid shift from play-based childhood to phone-based childhood — starting around 2010 — is the main driver behind the explosion in anxiety, depression, self-harm, and suicide rates among Gen Z.

We break down the key arguments:

Why social media is especially harmful to girls

Why video games and porn are rewiring boys’ brains

The decline of free play and its devastating effects

What parents, schools, and society can actually do to fix it

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just someone who’s watched the younger generation struggle, this book offers one of the most important cultural diagnoses of our time. We discuss the evidence, the controversies, and the practical solutions Haidt proposes.

If you’ve noticed that kids today seem more anxious, fragile, and disconnected than previous generations, this episode will explain exactly why — and what we can do about it.

Trigger Warning: Discussion of youth mental health, anxiety, depression, and suicide statistics.

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