That Can't Be True with Chelsea Clinton

Most people can't go 90 minutes without checking our phones. What does that mean for our kids? Chelsea talks with social psychologist, NYU professor and bestselling author Jonathan Haidt, whose groundbreaking books, The Coddling of the American Mind, The Anxious Generation, and the new graphic novel, The Amazing Generation, have sparked a national conversation about childhood, screens, social media, and mental health. They dig into what our digital habits are really doing to younger generations, the dangers of social media, and why short-form video is uniquely damaging to developing brains. It's a conversation we all need to hear and one that might help us put our phones down, too.
You can follow Jonathan Haidt @jonathanhaidt on Instagram.
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Tech journalist Kara Swisher has spent decades helping us understand the people and companies shaping our ever increasing digital world. And right now, as artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes how we live, how we learn, how we care for ourselves and our families, her voice is especially essential. Chelsea and Kara talk about AI misinformation, the sycophantic nature of chatbots, and why she’s changed her mind about kids and young teens having phones.
You can follow Kara Swisher @karaswisher on Instagram and check out her podcasts, Pivot and On with Kara Swisher.
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The MAHA ad that ran during the Superbowl starring boxer Mike Tyson labeling people with obesity as “fat” and “fudgy” angered a lot of people, including obesity medicine physician Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford. She joins Chelsea to set the record straight about what the disease of obesity really is (and yes, it is a disease), why it’s rising, and why diet and exercise alone don’t always work for everyone. Plus, they get into microdosing GLP-1s, “Ozempic babies,” and whether apple cider vinegar helps you lose weight.
You can follow Dr. Stanford @askfatima on Instagram and check out her website here: https://askdrfatima.com/
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Obesity medicine physician Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford talks about why GLP-1s can cause muscle loss and how to get it back.
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The Oscar-nominated Netflix documentary, All the Empty Rooms, follows CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman and photographer Lou Bopp as they visit families who have preserved the bedrooms of their children killed in school shootings. From unmade beds to uncapped toothpaste, these rooms have been left exactly as they were. This is a very hard conversation to have but such an important one because we must bear witness to the permanent and painful reality far too many communities and families face across the country.
You can follow Steve Hartman @stevehartmancbs on Instagram, watch “All the Empty Rooms” on Netflix, and check out his regular series, “On the Road,” on CBS.
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