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Is the Social Dilemma a useful documentary? What are the problems with the current tech landscape and importantly, what are the solutions?
In this episode, we welcome back Giancarlo Pitocco for the second part of our conversation with him. Giancarlo is an ex-Facebook/Instagram employee who has spent over a decade studying tech's impact on how we think, feel, work, and communicate. Now he’s on a mission to help us reclaim our attention, wellbeing, and lives from the powerful grips of distractive digital technology.
Giancarlo launched Purposeful Digital Wellbeing to deliver his digital wellbeing curriculum through transformative talks, workshops, coaching, and consulting programs that have been sought out by organizations like The World Economic Forum, New York City Department of Education, Adobe, Spotify, Facebook, and Common Sense Media.
In this episode we discuss:
Like what you hear, but missed the first episode? You can listen here.
You can also follow the latest with the Senate Anti-Trust Hearings here: Apple, Google Come Under Fire at Senate Antitrust Hearing
More about Giancarlo: www.purposeful.nyc
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
How honest are we with ourselves about our own screen habits? Honesty in this episode is key, as we discuss the best ways to parent in a digital age.
In this episode, we welcome Parven Kaur, founder of Kids N Clicks; a web resource that help parents and children thrive in a digital world. With over 80,000 visits a month, Parven has a unique insight into what parents care about when managing technology in their families. Her expertise has led her to write for organisations including Common Sense Media and FOSI.
In this episode we discuss:
You can find out more about Parven at www.kidsnclicks.com
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
During the pandemic, screentime amongst children sky-rocketed, and parents became anxious. But do we really need to worry? And what can we do to encourage our kids to thrive in this digital world?
In this episode, we welcome Julia Storm, a Los Angeles-based Digital Media Wellness Specialist. She is an educator,
In this episode we discuss:
Learn more about Julia:
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
Just how damaging has the pandemic been for our digital habits, and how can positive psychology help us to reset?
In this episode, we welcome Teodora Pavkovic a psychologist, parenting coach and digital wellness consultant who utilizes the principles of emotional intelligence, neuroscience and positive psychology to inform and improve digital wellness for individuals, teams and organizations. Teodora is committed to helping individuals and groups preserve and protect their wellbeing and relationships in this increasingly digital world.
In this episode we discuss:
You can find out more about Teodora at:
Website: https://www.teopcoaching.com
Twitter: @psycoachTP
Or read more about the topics discussed:
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
How should we define digital wellbeing? And how can technology serve us and our needs, values and aspirations?
In this episode, we welcome Giancarlo Pitocco an ex-Facebook/Instagram employee who has spent over a decade studying tech's impact on how we think, feel, work, and communicate. Now he’s on a mission to help us reclaim our attention, wellbeing, and lives from the powerful grips of
Giancarlo launched Purposeful Digital Wellbeing to deliver
In this episode we discuss:
This is the first of two conversations with Giancarlo - tune in to coming episodes to hear more.
More about Giancarlo: www.purposeful.nyc
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
Jonathan Garner discusses the evolution of work and how companies now need to invest in their teams in new ways.
In a hybrid workplace how do we recreate water-cooler moments? Our guest this week is clear - zoom quizzes are not the answer. Instead, how about investing in a Culture of You.
In this episode, we welcome Jonathan Garner, founder or Mind Over Tech.
Mind over Tech (https://www.mindovertech.com/)
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
What really is fun? And how do we get more of it in our lives?
In this episode, we welcome Catherine Price, "...the Marie Kondo of brains" (The New York Times), journalist, speaker and author of international best-seller, 'How to Break Up with Your Phone'.
In this episode we discuss:
We have no doubt, this conversation will leave you with a smile.
The music you hear in today's episode is by Freedom's own Tanajah. Hear "Kid Again" and more here. https://spoti.fi/3bNWJQs
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Catherine Price (https://phonebreakup.com/mediakit)
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Theme music: Toccare https://spoti.fi/3bN4eqO
Why is control over technology such a misleading concept? And do we all need a 12 - step program?
In this episode of Freedom Matters, we welcome Kim Cavallo, a nonprofit fundraiser turned unplugged experience curator, and Director of the Unplugged Collaborative, organisers of the National Day of Unplugging (March 5th - 6th). In this episode we discuss:
National Day of Unplugging
More about Kim
Experience Freedom
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare
Where did Freedom begin? And faced with the challenges of big tech, the attention economy, and workplace innovation, what is its future?
In our first episode of Freedom Matters, we welcome Freedom's Founder & CEO, Fred Stutzman. We discuss:
More about Fred
Experience Freedom
Host and Producer: Georgie Powell
Music: Toccare, Blue Dot Sessions
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