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Trolled

Trolled

By: Aoife Moore
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 Journalist Aoife Moore looked into the darkest corners of the internet to try understand why people troll, and the effect it has on victims of trolling.

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Cassie Delaney Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Relationships Social Sciences
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  • In conclusion

    In conclusion
    Jun 13 2025
    n this episode, the host discusses the challenges of finding guests who have experienced online bullying and trolling. They reflect on their attempts to engage with individuals from gossip forums and the nature of anonymity in online interactions. The conversation delves into societal influences on online behavior, the psychology behind trolling, and the impact of validation in these communities. The host shares personal growth experiences and positive feedback received from listeners, concluding with reflections on the podcast journey and the importance of understanding the complexities of online harassment.

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    34 mins
  • The tech

    The tech
    Jun 13 2025
    This conversation delves into the multifaceted issues surrounding social media, particularly focusing on the impact of platforms like Meta and Twitter on mental health, the rise of online abuse, and the challenges of content moderation. It also explores the intersection of online and offline violence, the influence of far-right ideologies, and the implications of parenting in a non-binary context. The discussion highlights the need for accountability from social media companies and the consequences of misinformation.

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    49 mins
  • Hate

    Hate
    Jun 13 2025
    This conversation delves into the profound effects of online hate speech, particularly on marginalized communities. It explores personal experiences with trolling, the challenges of navigating identity and representation, and the aftermath of participating in reality TV. The discussion highlights the role of social media in perpetuating hate, the intersection of disability and activism, and the importance of storytelling in creating change. It also examines the profiles of trolls and the future of activism and representation in society. The conversation delves into the personal experiences of online abuse faced by individuals from marginalized communities, particularly focusing on racism and transphobia. It highlights the mental toll of such abuse, the challenges of public life, and the complexities of activism in a hostile online environment. The discussion also touches on legal battles, media backlash, and the evolving landscape of support and hate in the digital age.

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    1 hr and 11 mins

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