Jo Frost
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1,260 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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Well, let's just go back to that last thing you said, which was they feel that they have nowhere to go and that there's nowhere for them to gather and to meet up with other young peers to be active, right?
Yes, that's true.
I absolutely validate that, that is true.
I've watched for 20 years in both countries, those centers, those youth centers be shut down, closed, shut down.
But then we look at social media and we look at the sensation and the hype that it creates, yeah?
Because there is repetitive loops of
Well, there's repetitive loops, I believe, of behavior that entices, it feels novel, it's exciting, right?
To then gather all these teens into a place where they just erupt and then cause trouble.
And then you have the, you know, the ones that want to come along, you know, the FOMOs, right?
And the crowd who, you know, what's going on and they're filming everything, yeah?
But still, what does that have to do with having a moral compass?
What does that have to do with having a moral compass and raising your children to understand about respecting themselves, respecting other people, respecting the property, right?
So it's not, we live in a world in social media where I think people wanna polarize everything or just blame it on one particular thing.
And it's not, there's nuance.
And on Instagram, there's no room for nuance.
Right.
Everything you can watch feels very in a space where it's polarized to create controversial conversation.
Right.
But there's no conversation that talks about the nuance of what our teenagers need.
And so do we need to look at social media and its influence, its bad influence?
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