This episode may contain explicit language.

Welcome to Karen Feeding, the show where we raise the next generation together.

I'm Elizabeth Newkamp. I write the homeschool and family travel blog, Dutch Dutch goose.

I'm the mom to Henry who's 13, Oliver who's 11, and Teddy, who's 7. We live in Tokyo Japan.

I'm Zach Rosen. I make another show. It's called The Best Advice Show, and I am

Dad to Noah Who's Seven and Ami Who's Four. We live in Amsterdam. Today on the show, we're

joined by Ash Brandon, author of the book Power On, managing screen time to benefit the whole family.

First, they're going to fill us in on everything we need to know about safely navigating screen time without spiraling into panic or power struggles.

Then we're going to answer a listener question.

We'll be right back.

Do you guys spend any time, like, reading comments?

Be honest, be honest.

I try not to.

I always read the comments.

Hi there. I'm Kate Lindsay and I host Slate's Internet Culture Podcast, I see YMIMI, with Candice Lim.

Twice a week, we scroll through the depths of online spaces so you don't have to.

And in a recent episode, we talked all about viral debates and Jubilee Media.

You may have seen their videos on your feed with titles like

gay men test their gaitar and one progressive versus 20 magas.

While their headlines seem wacky,

the biggest Jubilee videos always seem to end the same way, online rage.

I just think it perfectly encapsulates how far we've gone in terms of normalizing just the most egregious racism and people getting excited about defending the indefensible because of all the rewards they get for being edge lords.

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