Maiden Mother Matriarch with Louise Perry

Old Fashioned Childhoods - Sophie Windsor | Maiden Mother Matriarch 47

Jan 7, 2024

Sophie Windsor, British actress, comedian, and star of 'Peep Show', discusses her campaign to regulate children's access to smartphones and online porn. They also explore the impact of the Me Too movement on the acting industry and the negative effects of excessive social media use on children and adults. They discuss the success of the Michaela School's model and the need for better representation of mothers in public life.

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Sophie Windsor

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Quick takeaways

Children's exposure to smartphones and online porn needs greater regulation.

Excessive screen use hinders children's learning, focus, and social development; traditional forms of teaching should be prioritized.

Deep dives

The Negative Impact of Tech on Children

The podcast explores the negative impact of children being exposed to smartphones from a young age and the prevalence of tech in schools. It discusses the serious problem of children having access to porn and the need for politicians to take decisive action. It also delves into the effects of tech on the younger generation entering the acting industry.

Introduction

3min

English vs American Humor and Kids' Interaction with Technology

2min

The Negative Impact of Excessive Social Media Use

20min

The Success of Catherine Berbal Singh's Model in Education

2min

Transforming a School and Society's Reaction

18min

Addressing the Neglect of Children and Underrepresentation of Mothers

4min

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.louiseperry.co.uk

My guest today is Sophie Windsor (née Winkleman), British actress, comedian, and star of the cult British TV classic 'Peep Show.' We spoke about Sophie's campaign to get screens out of schools, and for greater regulation of children's access to smartphones, and particularly online porn. In the extended version of the episode we also spoke about the effect that #MeToo has had on the acting industry, the awkwardness of working with intimacy coordinators, and why it's a bad thing that sex scenes in film and TV have become so much more explicit.

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