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March 28, 2024

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We often hear of comparisons between today’s youth versus adults’ experiences. These conversations are often lacking in compassion and perspective. Growing up in 2022 is unlike any time period before due to the connected and hostile world of addiction around us. You may have heard the phrase, “walk a mile in their shoes.” I attempt to describe the differences and concerns troubling our youth in today’s episode.

Our society is addicted to technology. We refuse to treat our addiction and are in denial of the consequences. Imagine being a child and being unable to break free from the new norms on beauty standards found in apps. By the time a child reaches their teenage years, they are immersed in a world of too much information and unrealistic standards set forth by social influencers. We are awarding those that distort reality while ignoring the youths’ distorted truth.

As a result of the pandemic lockdowns and social media overload, children ages 11-17 are experiencing more anxiety, depression, and suicidal idealizations. In order to assist them, we must be empathetic in seeing on how the adults are part of the problem.

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  • Greg Boulden

    Greg Boulden is an objective critical thinker, licensed school teacher, and recipient of multiple awards in both industry and his personal life. Greg is the host and managing editor of the podcast, “America Emboldened with Greg Boulden,” which is a part of the America Out Loud network. His podcast focuses on understanding individual sovereignty and critically thinking in an immersive news cycle full of slant and distraction. For almost 25 years, Boulden has worked extensively in the industries of TV/Film, Music, Photography, Pastoral Care and Counseling, and Youth Ministry. He currently works at Thomas McKean High School in Wilmington, DE, where he runs a career technology education pathway to help teens build skills and find jobs in Audio, Radio, and Video Broadcasting. He was a sound designer for Dorian Gray the Musical, which was awarded Best New Show at the New York Music Festival.
 Boulden is a graduate of DeSales University. He is annually recognized as a highly effective teacher, and students seem to think he’s a good dude. And don’t get him started on his affinity for Mrs. Robino’s Restaurant. 
 Distinguished Graduate Award from the Diocese of Wilmington. Best New Show Award at the New York Music Festival for Sound Design And many awards and acknowledgments for his volunteer efforts with Habitat for Humanity, working in community outreach efforts, and offering his time to build a better future for our youth.

MANY VOICES, ONE FREEDOM: UNITED IN THE 1ST AMENDMENT

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