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Social media is an unstoppable force that has shaped every layer of the Millennial and Gen Z generations. It has sparked movements, destroyed careers and created an escape from our normal lives. It is both a powerful tool for good, and a black hole that can breed jealousy, comparison and a need for constant new information.
So how do we handle it in a balanced way? What are the mental, emotional and spiritual implications of using social media, and are there moments when it’s healthiest to take a step back?
In an age when hardly any conversations go by without somebody saying, “Let me pull this up on Instagram,” we take a look at how we’ve navigated the pitfalls and the benefits of the vast social media universe.
Episode 7 transcript
The content shared by Brittany Bantle, Brittany Catlin, Deanna Spiotta, and Sarah Taddeo is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We are not medical or mental health professionals. This podcast represents our own opinions and lived experiences, and does not represent the views or opinions of our church, medical or psychiatric personnel, or financial advisors.
By But First, ListenSocial media is an unstoppable force that has shaped every layer of the Millennial and Gen Z generations. It has sparked movements, destroyed careers and created an escape from our normal lives. It is both a powerful tool for good, and a black hole that can breed jealousy, comparison and a need for constant new information.
So how do we handle it in a balanced way? What are the mental, emotional and spiritual implications of using social media, and are there moments when it’s healthiest to take a step back?
In an age when hardly any conversations go by without somebody saying, “Let me pull this up on Instagram,” we take a look at how we’ve navigated the pitfalls and the benefits of the vast social media universe.
Episode 7 transcript
The content shared by Brittany Bantle, Brittany Catlin, Deanna Spiotta, and Sarah Taddeo is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We are not medical or mental health professionals. This podcast represents our own opinions and lived experiences, and does not represent the views or opinions of our church, medical or psychiatric personnel, or financial advisors.