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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2026 · 34 MIN

Has Social Media Killed Our Empathy? | Season 3 Premiere [S3:E1]

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Welcome to the Season 3 Premiere of The Black, White & Grey Podcast – where perspectives collide, and stories connect.In this episode, we officially welcome David Fagan to the inner circle — he’s officially "part of the furniture" now. We’re diving deep into a world where empathy has been outsourced to algorithms and our digital lives are fundamentally changing how we understand one another.In this episode, we unpack:• Why following someone’s life on Instagram means we no longer feel the need to actually call or see them in person.• Michael confesses to having seven burner accounts to manipulate his own dopamine and explore different "camps" of the internet.• Why we’ve started reading people as "content" rather than human beings.• Our thoughts on the potential ban for under-16s and the "rewiring" of the developing brain.• Is the 👍 emoji a polite agreement or a passive-aggressive "headlock"?Join us for raw conversations, real stories, and unfiltered perspectives. Let’s unpack this together.💬 Drop a comment: Are you using social media, or is it using you? How many burner accounts is too many?----👉 Subscribe for more real conversations🎧 Listen on Spotify: @bwgpodcast📲 Follow us on socials: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bwgpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bwgpod/ ----#podcast #socialmediamarketing #mentalhealth #season3 #digitalwellbeing #blackwhitegreypodcast #socialmedia #algorithm

Welcome to the Season 3 Premiere of The Black, White & Grey Podcast – where perspectives collide, and stories connect.In this episode, we officially welcome David Fagan to the inner circle — he’s officially "part of the furniture" now. We’re diving deep into a world where empathy has been outsourced to algorithms and our digital lives are fundamentally changing how we understand one another.In this episode, we unpack:• Why following someone’s life on Instagram means we no longer feel the need to actually call or see them in person.• Michael confesses to having seven burner accounts to manipulate his own dopamine and explore different "camps" of the internet.• Why we’ve started reading people as "content" rather than human beings.• Our thoughts on the potential ban for under-16s and the "rewiring" of the developing brain.• Is the 👍 emoji a polite agreement or a passive-aggressive "headlock"?Join us for raw conversations, real stories, and unfiltered perspectives. Let’s unpack this together.💬 Drop a comment: Are you using social media, or is it using you? How many burner accounts is too many?----👉 Subscribe for more real conversations🎧 Listen on Spotify: @bwgpodcast📲 Follow us on socials: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bwgpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bwgpod/ ----#podcast #socialmediamarketing #mentalhealth #season3 #digitalwellbeing #blackwhitegreypodcast #socialmedia #algorithm

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