Rogue Psychology: Marilyn's Social Media Cure

0:00On March 25th, a new docky series called Rogue Psychology is testing radical fixes for modern habits. Hosted by John Neiman and created by Ethan Cole, it features a 101-year-old woman named Marilyn Gross on a mission to end social media. Addiction. Her approach is straightforward yet extreme. Every time viewers try to open apps like Twitter, Instagram, or Reddit, she appears on screen, pleading with them not to waste their precious time, scrolling mindlessly. The series blends documentary style with real social experiments, consulting psychology and sociology experts to shape these bold ideas and understand how tech manipulates our brains. In a previous episode, Neiman spoke with his own divorce lawyer before launching an app that lets friends anonymously flag potential bad marriages to. Prevent them up front. These unconventional tactics highlight how everyday problems demand fresh thinking, pushing us to rethink our screen time before it's too late.

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