Send me the link Melissa Eshaghbeigi

Questioning the balance between living in the moment and the digital urge to document everything. Closing My Tabs on Freya India's substack article "You don't need to document everything."

And we're back. Well. Melissa is. New year, new intentions, same ragrets. A little moment of reflection as we enter the new year. I and everyone around me, we're all just, like, realizing things.

Hello hello after a little time off we are back and discussing...everything. In this episode, Melissa and Paul chat through the current state of social and discuss everything from Threads to the writer's strike to how Canadians will no longer have access to news content on Facebook and Instagram. Gang gang! Ice cream! What a time to be alive!



Links for clicking


Canadians will no longer have access to news content on Facebook and Instagram: https://bit.ly/3Kl9vGY




Move fast and beat Musk: The inside story of how Meta built Threads: https://bit.ly/3Qi83Ji




Jonah Hill’s Alleged Text Messages: https://bit.ly/3OiXl2H

Are we depressed or are we too online? In this episode, Melissa and Paul get real about their complicated relationship with social media. They discuss PSMU (problematic social media use) and challenge themselves to climb out of the deep dark algorithmic rabbit role they've made careers out of. Mindfulness! Digital Detoxes! Mental Wellbeing! It's healing season, baby.

In this episode of "Send Me the Link," PK Lawton and Melissa Eshaghbeigi explore the world of LinkedIn, examining its benefits and drawbacks as well as any potential risks. They draw attention to the platform's problematic culture, which is disproportionately geared toward men and does not take racial or gender identity into account. By showing examples of the "worst of LinkedIn," they show how harassment and misreading of signals can happen. The podcast also critiques the lack of critical analysis of LinkedIn culture, leading to potentially negative consequences. Join them as they navigate the complexities of professional networking on LinkedIn.

From the #tartedubai influencer trip to Mikayla Noguiera's lashlighting controversy all the way to North Korea, in this episode Paul and Melissa talk about the current state and future of the influencer economy. 



Read:
- https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/dec/01/break-the-internet-by-olivia-yallop-review-the-anxiety-of-influence
- https://twitter.com/RobertFreundLaw/status/1619157205328207872

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