Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO of The Set Me Free Project, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
The Coldplay Incident: A Lesson in Privacy - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
The Coldplay Incident: A Lesson in Privacy - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
The Coldplay Incident: A Lesson in Privacy - R&R: Resilience & Relationships - Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders
Thursday 24th July 2025
Explore privacy and social media ethics through a viral Coldplay incident. Hosts discuss accountability, empathy, and the human impact of viral content.
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Stephanie Olson - Speaker, Author, CEO, and resiliency, addiction, and sexual violence expert
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Episode Overview
- Viral incidents can have significant impacts on personal lives.
- Social media often lacks empathy, turning lives into entertainment.
- Public apologies may lack sincerity when made after being caught.
- Privacy expectations are challenged in today's digital world.
- Humour can be a coping mechanism in uncomfortable situations.
Should we expect privacy? If we're putting things out there, what can we expect?
This episode of 'Resilience in Life and Leadership' is a rollercoaster ride through the chaos of a viral Coldplay concert incident. Hosts Stephanie Olson and Rebecca Saunders dissect the drama surrounding a CEO's public display of affection, sparking debate on privacy, social media ethics, and the ripple effects of viral content.
Stephanie shares her thoughts on the human side of the story, focusing on the impact such events have on families, especially the unsuspecting wife and kids who might have learned about it through social media. The hosts also ponder the nature of accountability and how public apologies often seem insincere when they're made after being caught.
The conversation takes a humorous turn as Stephanie and Rebecca consider the role of laughter in awkward situations – because who hasn't giggled nervously when things get uncomfortable? They delve into the ethics of sharing private moments online and question whether privacy can truly exist in our hyper-connected world. Stephanie, drawing from her own experiences, underscores the importance of empathy and integrity in both personal and professional spheres.
She highlights how social media can dehumanise individuals, turning their lives into entertainment fodder without considering the real people involved. This episode isn't just about a scandal; it's a thoughtful exploration of how social media impacts our lives and relationships. It's a call to reflect on our digital actions and consider their consequences. So, if you're curious about how one viral moment can lead to a deep dive into privacy and social ethics, this episode is worth your time.