The Social Reckoning: Frances Haugen On What Facebook Knew & Why She Came Forward
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Facebook whistleblower Francis Haugen joined me on this podcast for an illuminating conversation about the role Facebook, as well as algorithmically driven social media platforms generally. have played in degrading mental health. And accelerating. Social divisiveness. That episode was extremely popular, nearing a million views on YouTube alone. And now Haugen's story is the subject of the social reckoning.
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