In Bits podcast

@inbitspodcast.com

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The podcast that deconstructs our digital lives. Hosted by @nicolafh.bsky.social and @drliam.bsky.social

Dark personality traits underlie a lot of trolling behaviour - so these are not good people on or offline. They also get pleasure out of hurting others
We talk about how it’s difficult for people to process the amount of negative information we might get about ourselves online - particularly if you have a large following or go viral
Liam and Nicola sitting at a table in a bright open indoor space talking about the two episodes on trolling and harassment that are coming next on the podcast
Men send dick pics hoping to get nudes or a hookup in return, or because it excites them, or for darker reasons - to control the emotions of the receiver in a negative way. However that last group is only 10% of those who send them. Most think it’s a potentially successful mating strategy
A trailer for the in bits podcast describing the next two episodes (as per the skeet), episode on online dating out Tuesday 8th and 16th
Video of Liam and Nicola sitting behind a table talking about the next episode of their podcast - In Bits. It’s all about technology addiction, whether tech addiction is real or not, how does it align with with existing addictions, and how is it measured?!
A screen grab of the podcast charts for mental health podcasts in Ireland. In Bits, my podcast on cyberpsychology, is placed at number two, behind Fearne Cotton’s pod Happy Place
This clip is what we’ll cover in the podcast generally - for example online dating, trolling, persuasion, social support and more. The podcast is out every Tuesday for the next four weeks, and then every second Tuesday after that
A trailer for our new podcast - with captions. We talk about how this podcast is to combat some of the poor media discourse around topics in cyberpsychology, how it’s for everyone interested in their own, everyone’s or their kids tech use. Some of the topics we’ll cover are online dating, trolling and harassment, persuasion, older adults online, support seeking