This episode is brought to you by Sony Interactive Entertainment.

Drop it like a hot.

Drop like it's hot.

Natalie, what do I do?

I hope it's giddy, giddy.

Welcome, everyone.

We are so happy to have Catherine Jensen here with us today on our podcast.

She is the vice president of global consumer experience

and player safety at Sony Interactive Entertainment, where she leads initiatives focused on

helping parents and kids feel confident, supported, and equipped in today's digital world.

Ah, it's a big world. No, no big deal. No big deal.

Oh, great. Thank you so much for having me. Um, you know, Kat and I have seven kids

between us and this is a top of conversation for us all the time, not only with each other

and with our children, but also with our community.

So we have some questions that we think that you're really going to be able to give us some

good information because you are the expert in this world. So what are the key differences

between gaming on a phone? This is our question we really want to know, versus a console,

and why do parents often feel more comfortable when their kids are gaming on a console?

So console for everyone who's listening is like, you know, the gaming box that they play on

the TV compared to they feel less comfortable when they're on, they're actually playing

on their phones.

Why do parents feel that way?

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