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Joe Rogan and Jim Gaffigan Episode #2014 Overview
Joe Rogan and Jim Gaffigan Episode #2014 Overview
Joe Rogan and Jim Gaffigan in epsiode #2014 of the JRE podcast, dive into conversations about American health and eventually leads to discussions of our current politics.
Joe Rogan and Jim Gaffigan start their conversation talking about how so many things in the American diet, not only what is put into our bodies, but what we are putting into our minds. While they are discussing psychological health and use of social media, Joe Rogan references the book Coddling of the American Mind, by Jonathan Haidt.
The book referenced by Joe Rogan, Coddling of the American Mind, discusses the suicide rates and online bullying that is occurring with young teenage girls who use social media.
The point in this podcast episode of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast is that so many things are bad for you, social media is bad for you, probably just as bad as drinking a Coke!
Joe Rogan Book Reference Time Stamps
Joe Rogan Book Reference Time Stamps
00:09:00 - Minute 9, Joe Rogan and Jim Gaffigan start discussing how social media is not good for you and how they are navigating social media for their children. Start listening to this episode on Spotify at minute 9 to hear the discussion between Joe and Jim Gaffigan about the book Coddling
Coddling of the American Mind Book Overview
Coddling of the American Mind Book Overview
The book that is referenced by Joe Rogan in this episode #2014 with Jim Jaffigan, was written by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt. They explore changes in childhood such as the rise of fearful parenting, the decline of unsupervised, child-directed play, and the new world of social media that has engulfed teenagers in the last decade.
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