So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast

Ep. 127 What happened to American childhood? with Kate Julian and Greg Lukianoff

Jan 14, 2021

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Is There an Upper Class Now That You Can Fall Out Of?

01:20

Anxiety in Schools

01:20

The Pressure Cooker

01:20

What Is Anxiety?

01:20

Introduction

5min

Anxiety, Depression, and Suicide in American Children

2min

The Cotyling of the American Mind

4min

The Luckiest Kids Are the Least Lucky

2min

Anxiety Disorders

3min

The Pressure Cooker

2min

Coddling of the American Mind

2min

Can You Talk More About Dog Phobia?

4min

The Medicalization of Censorship and Student Anxiety

2min

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OCD - Is There a Solution?

5min

11.

Coddling and Parenting - Is There a Difference?

4min

12.

Anxiety in Schools

2min

13.

The Sex Recession and Teenage Anxiety

3min

14.

The Play Section Was Something We Were Not Expecting to Have

2min

15.

Covid

4min

16.

Is There a Connection Between Anxiety and Depression?

2min

17.

Is There a Shadow in the Article for Coddling?

2min

18.

Sex Recession in Japan?

2min

19.

Is Your Child Anxious?

2min

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The Coddling Caveat, I'm an Anxious Parent

2min

21.

The Eternally Radical Idea Podcast

2min

On today’s episode of So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast, we are joined by senior editor at The Atlantic Kate Julian and FIRE President and CEO Greg Lukianoff to discuss rising rates of childhood depression, anxiety, and suicide.

How might these trends be connected to the way we parent our kids — and what do they mean for our wider society and for campus free speech?

Kate is the author of the 2020 Atlantic cover story, “What Happened To American Childhood?,” and this conversation is part of Greg’s “Catching up with Coddling” blog series, in which he reviews recent developments related to the themes of his co-authored 2018 book “The Coddling of the American Mind.”

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