Rotten Mango on the Many Juvenile Justice System Problems

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What are the main issues with the juvenile justice system? Do certain cultural standards in South Korea contribute to bullying in schools? While discussing the 2006 Cheongju curling iron case on the Rotten Mango podcast, Stephanie Soo expresses distaste for the juvenile justice system. She says that much of the public’s negative response to the case was due to the school’s and justice system’s mishandling of the case. Check out the juvenile justice system’s problems with this specific case and others.

The Effects of Bullying: Rotten Mango Shares Survivor Stories

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What are the long-term effects of bullying? What does bullying look like among celebrities? The Netflix series The Glory has brought up interesting conversations about the effects of bullying. On the Rotten Mango podcast, Stephanie Soo talks about how bullying in South Korea has increased significantly over the years, hence why she’s calling attention to it. Discover how bad bullying has gotten in recent years and the consequences of it.

Netflix’s The Glory Controversy: Teenage Bullying On-Screen

Netflix’s The Glory Controversy: Teenage Bullying On-Screen

What’s the controversy behind Netflix’s The Glory? How does the media shape the narrative around bullying? Netflix’s original series The Glory is based on the true story of a victim getting revenge on her school bullies. The series brought more attention to the real-life case in 2006, which Stephanie Soo talks about in her podcast Rotten Mango. Let’s dive into The Glory’s controversy for portraying a real-life incident.

Read People Like a Book by Patrick King: Book Overview

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Where do subconscious motivations come from? What can nonverbal cues tell you? Wouldn’t it be helpful to know what people are thinking without asking them? In Read People Like a Book, Patrick King claims that anyone can look at a person and know what type of person they are. When you’ve mastered this ability, you can handle conflict better and call out a liar from a mile away. Read below for a brief overview of Read People Like a Book.

Who Is Brittany Broski? Behind The Broski Report

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Who is Brittany Broski? What’s the behind-the-scenes process like for The Broski Report? In an episode of The Broski Report, host Brittany Broski showcases her engaging, light-hearted style of storytelling. She also shows off her unique management of production aspects that has enthralled her audience. Continue reading to learn more about Broski’s role as a podcast host and her personal interests.

How to Accept Yourself for Who You Are (Aware & Aggravated)

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Do you worry too much about what other people think of you? Why is it important to have a routine in your life? In the Aware & Aggravated podcast, host Leo Skepi offers an enlightening discourse about personal limits. Skepi advocates for showing off your unfiltered self to showcase individuality and novelty. Learn how to accept yourself for who you are and stop giving in to societal expectations.

Why Personal Safety Is Important Public Figures & Celebrities

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Why is personal safety important? Why is it so hard for high-profile people to go out in public? The significance of personal safety, especially for public figures, is a salient point in the episode “Stop Resisting Yourself & Life Will Get Easier” of the Aware & Aggravated podcast. Host Leo Skepi also advises on how to spot deceit before someone betrays or hurts you. Continue reading to learn more about why personal safety is important for people who are at risk of being attacked.

Online Hate Speech: Why We Need Zero-Tolerance Policies

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How bad is online hate speech today? Why do online influencers and podcast hosts employ a “zero-tolerance policy?” Brittany Broski delves into the topic of online hate and bullying in an episode of her podcast The Broski Report. She discusses why a zero-tolerance policy is necessary, and how women interpret aging based on cruel societal demands. Continue reading for Broski’s enlightening stance on inclusion and acceptance.