On average, you spend 2 hours and 22 minutes of your day on social media. Let's say you're 25 years old, got your first MySpace when you were 13. That's at least 9,723.6 hours of your life.
Over the past ten years, channels have risen and fallen, trends have come and go. More importantly, social media has changed the way we think, behave, and act– on and off the internet.
This podcast aims to explore the good, the bad and the ugly of social through stories and expert analysis.
Some episodes may make you laugh, others may make you cry. But it's a podcast, so at least no one has to know.
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On average, you spend 2 hours and 22 minutes of your day on social media. Let's say you're 25 years old, got your first MySpace when you were 13. That's at least 9,723.6 hours of your life.
Over the past ten years, channels have risen and fallen, trends have come and go. More importantly, social media has changed the way we think, behave, and act– on and off the internet.
This podcast aims to explore the good, the bad and the ugly of social through stories and expert analysis.
Some episodes may make you laugh, others may make you cry. But it's a podcast, so at least no one has to know.
Dating and Hookup Culture in the Age of Social Media
It's A Social Thing
1 hour 25 minutes 58 seconds
6 years ago
Dating and Hookup Culture in the Age of Social Media
In this episode, Venus and guest Sophia Pettiford discuss the impact dating apps have made on the way we communicate with those of the opposite sex, dive into ghosting, cat-fishing and bread-crumbing, own personal experiences trying to find love (or just a hook-up) online, and unsolicited dick pics
It's A Social Thing
On average, you spend 2 hours and 22 minutes of your day on social media. Let's say you're 25 years old, got your first MySpace when you were 13. That's at least 9,723.6 hours of your life.
Over the past ten years, channels have risen and fallen, trends have come and go. More importantly, social media has changed the way we think, behave, and act– on and off the internet.
This podcast aims to explore the good, the bad and the ugly of social through stories and expert analysis.
Some episodes may make you laugh, others may make you cry. But it's a podcast, so at least no one has to know.
