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Tapping In

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Do you engage in social media? Curious about healthy tech interactions? Join us on the Tapping In podcast, brought to you by the student members of the Resetting Ethical Boundaries On Our Technology (REBOOT) team at Kent Place. The REBOOT team, comprised of high school students, is dedicated to delving into and raising awareness about social media addiction. The Tapping In podcast conducts interviews with individuals from various professions, exploring their experiences through the lens of the REBOOT mission.Copyright 2026 Reboot Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie
Épisodes
  • Scrolling to Happiness
    Sep 24 2026

    In today’s episode, we will be exploring happiness in social media. We often cover the dangers of social media, but many platforms have the potential to truly help people and foster joy. We will examine how social media can be extremely beneficial for strengthening connections, exploring communities, and promoting advocacy. Thanks for Tapping In, and we hope to see you next time!

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    7 min
  • Ascension or Intervention: The Ethics of Looksmaxxing
    May 29 2026

    In this episode, we will be exploring the ethics of looksmaxxing. We introduce a variety of perspectives, including experts and even looksmaxxers themselves. We hope to allow our listeners to walk away with a better understanding of the internet's most fascinating trend.

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    7 min
  • Big Brother is Always Watching: Exploring the Influence of the Internet on Politics
    May 29 2026

    In this episode, we will dive into the ethical dilemmas that surround politics and the internet. We explore events like the Presidential Debate of 1960, Watergate, and the Monica Lewinsky scandal to see the evolution of technology’s influence in government. We will interview Dr. Rezach, the director of the Ethics Institute at Kent Place, and someone who has seen firsthand how technology has changed over the past few decades. We end with the question of "Does the media have a responsibility to a nation’s citizens to provide them with the most unbiased information possible? And whose responsibility is it to hold the media accountable?"

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    8 min
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