Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders

Conscious Contact

Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders

  • #73 Does Short Form Content Short Our Brains?

#73 Does Short Form Content Short Our Brains?

Sunday 16th July 2023

Join Genay Peavey and RockyOnTwitch as they discuss the impact of short-form content on mental health, gaming, and society in this episode of Conscious Contact.
43 minutes
Thought-provoking
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful

About this podcast

Conscious Contact
Author:
Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders
Overview:
Categories:
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Is Short-Form Content Messing with Our Minds? A Chat with RockyOnTwitch

Episode Overview

  • The challenges of creating short-form content and the pressure to produce attention-grabbing clips
  • The societal impact of short-form content and its potential effects on attention deficit disorders
  • The importance of genuine human connection and long-form conversation in a society conditioned by constant stimulation
  • The value of self-discipline and mindfulness in navigating the influence of technology and media
  • A powerful call to action to put down phones and engage with real-life, genuine human connections
There are tons of tools out there that can help clear... there's a huge pain.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the constant barrage of short videos and quick clips online? In this episode of 'Conscious Contact', host Genay Peavey sits down with RockyOnTwitch to dive into the world of short-form content and its impact on our mental well-being. They tackle creator burnout, the struggle to stay inspired, and why long-form content might be losing its charm.
Rocky shares his personal journey through the highs and lows of content creation, highlighting how the pressure to produce bite-sized entertainment can take a toll on mental health. They also discuss the broader societal implications, such as the rise in attention deficit issues and our growing need for instant gratification. But it’s not all doom and gloom; Genay and Rocky explore the value of genuine human connection and the importance of mindfulness in our tech-saturated lives.
The episode wraps up with a heartfelt call to action: put down your phone, be present, and cherish real-life interactions. It's a candid conversation that will make you rethink how you consume media and inspire you to focus on what truly matters.
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Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders

Conscious Contact

Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders

  • #73 Does Short Form Content Short Our Brains?

#73 Does Short Form Content Short Our Brains?

Sunday 16th July 2023

Join Genay Peavey and RockyOnTwitch as they discuss the impact of short-form content on mental health, gaming, and society in this episode of Conscious Contact.
43 minutes
Thought-provoking
Inspiring
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful

About this podcast

Conscious Contact
Author:
Genay Peavey and Susan Sanders
Overview:
As two women in recovery, Genay and Susan hate small talk and prefer to spend time thinking and talking about how to live an authentic, meaningful life. Listen in as they dive into how they authentica...(view more)
Categories:
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Links:
Visit site
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Do you want to link to this podcast?
Get the buttons here!

Is Short-Form Content Messing with Our Minds? A Chat with RockyOnTwitch

Episode Overview

  • The challenges of creating short-form content and the pressure to produce attention-grabbing clips
  • The societal impact of short-form content and its potential effects on attention deficit disorders
  • The importance of genuine human connection and long-form conversation in a society conditioned by constant stimulation
  • The value of self-discipline and mindfulness in navigating the influence of technology and media
  • A powerful call to action to put down phones and engage with real-life, genuine human connections
There are tons of tools out there that can help clear... there's a huge pain.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the constant barrage of short videos and quick clips online? In this episode of 'Conscious Contact', host Genay Peavey sits down with RockyOnTwitch to dive into the world of short-form content and its impact on our mental well-being. They tackle creator burnout, the struggle to stay inspired, and why long-form content might be losing its charm.
Rocky shares his personal journey through the highs and lows of content creation, highlighting how the pressure to produce bite-sized entertainment can take a toll on mental health. They also discuss the broader societal implications, such as the rise in attention deficit issues and our growing need for instant gratification. But it’s not all doom and gloom; Genay and Rocky explore the value of genuine human connection and the importance of mindfulness in our tech-saturated lives.
The episode wraps up with a heartfelt call to action: put down your phone, be present, and cherish real-life interactions. It's a candid conversation that will make you rethink how you consume media and inspire you to focus on what truly matters.