Margrethe Vestager, the European Commission's Executive Vice President and a formidable force in tech regulation, dives into her groundbreaking work against industry giants like Apple and Google. She discusses the Digital Markets Act and its aims to combat monopolistic practices, contrasting EU and U.S. regulatory approaches. Vestager also addresses global collaboration in addressing big tech issues, the importance of consumer voices, and how digital regulation can balance user rights with effective moderation, especially in the wake of disinformation.

Addie Robertson, a Senior reporter for The Verge, discusses the harrowing mass shooting at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. She examines the shockwaves this terrorist act sent through both local and global communities. The conversation dives into the complexities of social media's role in spreading hate and the darker implications of live-streamed violence. Addie highlights the emotional turmoil within the Muslim community, juxtaposing their resilience against the stark reality of ongoing Islamophobia.