In this episode of Meaning vs. Merit, we sit down with Saahil Mishra, an 18-year-old changemaker tackling one of today’s biggest challenges—social media and teen well-being.

Rather than chasing accolades, Saahil is chasing impact. As the founder of Unwiring, a nonprofit dedicated to educating and empowering young people on responsible social media use, he’s working to make digital spaces healthier for the next generation.

Listen as we discuss:

✔️ Saahil’s personal journey to founding Unwiring

✔️ The loneliness epidemic among teens

✔️ How social media is designed to be addicting—and what changes could make it healthier

✔️ The youth-driven policy ideas he’s sharing with tech companies and government officials

✔️ Practical advice for teens, parents, and educators on fostering a healthier relationship with social media

✔️ The pressures young people face to achieve merit over meaning

💡 Saahil’s philosophy? Seek meaning first, and let merit follow. His story is a powerful example of how passion and purpose can drive real change—even at an early age. You won't want to miss it!

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🔗 Resources & Links:

🔹 Learn more about Saahil Mishra and Unwiring: https://www.unwiring.org

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