Episode 5 - Bullying as Entertainment

Episode 8 - When Victims Become Killers: What Netflix’s Adolescence Gets Right About Bullying

Clinton and Bryan unpack Netflix’s gripping series "Adolescence" and the dangerous ways modern bullying hides in plain sight. From emoji-coded insults to unchecked digital cruelty, this episode exposes the silent suffering that too often goes unseen — until it’s too late.

Episode 7 - Locker Rooms, Coaches, and Cover-Ups: The Bullying Crisis Inside Sports

In this episode, Clinton and Bryan pull back the curtain on the dark side of professional and youth sports — from toxic locker room hazing to abusive coaching disguised as "discipline." If you think sports build character, this episode will make you think again.

Episode 6 - Cancelbaiting: How Bullies Trap You Into Destroying Yourself Online

Ever been attacked online and made to look like the villain for fighting back? Welcome to cancelbaiting. Clinton and Bryan reveal how modern bullies manipulate outrage culture to silence, cancel, and destroy — and how to spot the trap before it snaps shut.

Episode 5 - Bullying as Entertainment

Imagine your child is pressured into a fight—not out of anger, but because someone wants content. Imagine being accused of a crime online, with no evidence, and then physically attacked by strangers for views. This isn’t a dystopian future. It’s happening now. In our latest #BullyDialogues [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/bullydialogues] episode, Bryan and Clinton discuss: 🔹 A Massachusetts case where digital vigilantism turned criminal. 🔹 Why students are recording fights instead of stopping them. 🔹 The role of social media platforms in amplifying bullying for profit.

Episode 4 - Bullied by Algorithms

Every day, every one of us is bullied by algorithms. Algorithms and social media policies overtly and subtly manipulate, restrict, and often harm users by limiting choices, amplifying harmful content, and creating environments of emotional and psychological distress. In this episode, Clinton Fein and Bryan Schimmel explore how these play out.