Talking to Kids About Online Sports Betting- Episode #750

Zen Parenting Radio

Todd and Cathy Adams

Education, Philosophy, Parenting, Self-improvement, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

4.8 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2024

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Todd and Cathy discuss the explosion of online sports betting and why kids and teens are more likely to develop a gambling disorder than adults. They discuss the reasons why teens use it, how AI is being used to market at them, and how, just like weed, alcohol, and porn, it necessitates an ongoing conversation to make sure our kids understand how it works (not in their favor) and the possible consequences. They also discuss why setting boundaries is essential to practice true empathy and how the 2024 Grammys were a Gen X dream.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Recording in progress.
0:04.0	Okay, Todd, if you have to place a bet, because we're going to talk about betting today, do you use Draft Kings, Fanduel, Bet MGM?
0:14.3	What's your betting method of choice?
0:16.9	Bruiser, the bookie, from down the street.
0:19.3	That's what it used to be.
0:20.9	Way back when.
0:21.6	Do you use any of these?
0:22.8	No.
0:23.7	Okay.
0:23.9	We're going to talk about why in a second.
0:26.0	Okay.
0:26.2	So you have like a reason.
0:27.4	Did you ever use them?
0:29.3	Yes.
0:30.0	All right.
0:30.6	Let's go.
0:36.4	Do, do, do, do, do, do to do.
0:38.0	Here we go.
0:38.7	My name's Todd.
0:39.2	This is Kathy.
0:39.9	Welcome back to another episode of Zen Parenting Radio.
0:43.1	This is podcast number 750, which is a very round number, 750.
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