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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 54 MIN

The Real Dangers of Roblox, Social Media & Gaming (w/Jim Festante) [Ep. #331]

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Most of us are trying to raise kids in a world we didn't grow up in. One minute it's Roblox. Then YouTube. Then social media. And suddenly, your child is struggling with endless scrolling, anxiety, or content you never expected them to see. In this episode, Andrew talks with Jim Festante, Executive Director of Healthy E-Habits and former tech insider about what parents need to know about algorithms, gaming, Roblox, misinformation, online safety, and the systems designed to keep kids hooked. What you'll hear in this episode: Why Roblox is more complicated than parents realize How algorithms shape what kids believe and consume The psychology behind endless scrolling and gaming Why connection matters more than control Practical ways parents can guide kids without fear This isn't a fear-based conversation. It's an honest one. Because our kids aren't growing up in the world we grew up in and understanding that world matters. If you're raising kids, mentoring young people, or simply trying to understand what technology is doing to this generation, this episode is worth listening to.

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