It can be so easy to blame a huge portion of contemporary issues on social media, whether it's mental health, false news, or cult political groups. We discussed the paradox of social media's attempt to connect us in the face of increased loneliness and mental health issues. Trigger warning: this episode includes discussion around social media's relationship with eating disorders and self-harm.

It can be so easy to blame a huge portion of contemporary issues on social media, whether it's mental health, false news, or cult political groups. We discussed the paradox of social media's attempt to connect us in the face of increased loneliness and mental health issues. Trigger warning: this episode includes discussion around social media's relationship with eating disorders and self-harm.

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Reality Check is a space for your hosts, Jess and Sophie, to chat about contentious and complicated topics that dominate the social and political  society that we live in. Issues such as climate change, feminism and mental health sometimes feel too complex to fully engage with.  By deep-diving into smaller aspects of these huge problems on a weekly basis we hope to give our audience the opportunity learn alongside us.

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Reality Check is a space for your hosts, Jess and Sophie, to chat about contentious and complicated topics that dominate the social and political society that we live in. Issues such as climate change, feminism and mental health sometimes feel too complex to fully engage with. By deep-diving into smaller aspects of these huge problems on a weekly basis we hope to give our audience the opportunity learn alongside us.

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