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The Digital Period

The Digital Period

Di: Judith Zoë
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The Digital Period is an open conversation about the technologies that shape how we live, love, and connect. Philosopher Judith Zoë Blijden talks with users, developers, and researchers to unpack what’s really at stake in our digital lives.

Season 2 dives into vulnerability and dating apps, while Season 1 explored autonomy and period apps.

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  • S3 E2 | Beyond the ban: digital resilience and youth
    Sep 29 2026

    In this episode, we would like to take this conversation beyond the ban and ask a more fundamental question: What do kids and young people need to flourish on social media? In this episode Judith Zoë Blijden and Gianclaudio Malgieri talk to professor Esther Rozendaal (Erasmus University) and Lore Sleeckx and Reinout Vermaercke (Flemish Youth Council).

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    40 min
  • S3 E1 | Why we want to talk about Social Media | Social media
    Sep 15 2026

    This season we return to discuss whether social media platforms are actually social. In the first episode of this season Judith Zoë introduces her new co-host prof. dr. Gianclaudio Malgieri and the wider collaboration behind this project. Together they discuss why it is important to discuss social media now.

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    19 min
  • S2 Ep.8 | Algorithmic Love | Dating Apps
    Dec 11 2025

    In the last episode of this season, Judith Zoë shares what she has learned about vulnerability, dating apps and algorithmic love.

    The episode explores how vulnerbaility is related to connection and how this relation is shaped and sometimes distorted by technology. What happens when algorithms mediate intimacy? Can love be optimized? And what does real love ask of us today?

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    13 min
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