A different kind of Social Sleuth episode. In this one, we explore the internet the way most people actually experience it, not through research papers or academic frameworks, but through lived experience, parenting instincts, and a healthy amount of confusion.
My mom joins the pod for a conversation that takes many side quests: growing up before the internet, surveillance, wellness culture online, the strange intimacy of social media, and what it means to raise kids in a world where the web is always on. It gets personal, it gets funny, and occasionally it gets surprisingly profound.
A genuine, wide-ranging conversation about the internet as a human experience, not a tech product.
With love, Kenny.
Topics: internet and family, digital parenting, online wellness, social media and everyday life, surveillance culture, generational differences online, web culture
