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Screen Guardians Podcast is your go-to resource for understanding digital wellness for kids and teens.
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They Came In Skeptical: The Moms of Syracuse on Screens, Shame & What Changed (opens the original)
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When The Screen Guardians first walked into Syracuse, Kansas, not everyone clapped. Some parents wondered if this was one more program built to make them feel guilty about screens. One mom assumed we were there to collect data on her kids. Today, those same parents are among the strongest voices for digital wellness in their community. In this special episode, host Katie sits down with Ronna, Amy, and Taryn — three Syracuse moms who came in with their arms crossed and stayed to ask hard question
Kids and Screen Time — What a Fifth Grader Wants Parents to Know (opens the original)
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A 10-year-old researched screen time for her school project, changed her own habits, and has a hopeful message for parents: it's not too late. What happens when a kid becomes the screen time expert in her own house? In this episode of The Screen Guardians Podcast, host Katie sits down with Ali, a fifth grader who chose kids and screen time as her year-long school exhibition project — "Logged In and Tuned Out: The True Impact of Screen Time" — and her dad, Corey. After reading Jonathan Haidt's Th
No One Fights Alone: Beating Teen Loneliness with Fight Club (with Ryan Bevins & JP Claxton) (opens the original)
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In 2023, the U.S. Surgeon General declared loneliness and isolation a national epidemic — and teenagers are at the center of it. They're the most digitally connected generation in history, and one of the loneliest. In this episode, host Katie sits down with Ryan Bevins and JP Claxton, the founder and co-founder of Fight Club — a confidential, peer-support organization for teens built on one powerful idea: no one fights alone. Ryan and JP share how a single group of struggling boys grew into a mo
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