Gaming = Good. (Yes, seriously!) ...with Dr. Rachel Kowert
Think video games are melting your kid’s brain? Think again. This week on Lady Party, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Kowert — internationally recognized expert on gaming, mental health, and digital safety — to get real about what’s actually happening when our kids (and, let’s be honest, we) pick up a …
Behind the Screens: Empowering Community Moderators for Safer Gaming Spaces
Welcome to PHD (Positivity Hack Delivered) Episode 202 by Jemille Navarosa with guest Rachel Kowert, Ph.D.—research psychologist, award-winning author, and one of the world’s leading voices on mental health and trust & safety in digital games. Rachel has advised the U.S. Congress, United Nations, a…
Raising Kids in a Digital World: Video Games, Screen Time, and Healthy Gaming Habits | Dr. Rachel Kowert | A Kids Co.
What does the research actually say about screen time and video games? After we received more questions about regulating kids’ screen time for both school and play, author and gaming expert Dr. Rachel Kowert joined us for a conversation on video games and how they affect kids’ behavior, mental heal…
Dr. Rachel Kowert: Why gaming moderation is different
In this episode of Safe Space, hosts Cassie Coccaro and Pailes Halai sit down with Dr. Rachel Kowert, research psychologist and one of the leading voices connecting gaming, mental health, and trust and safety.
Dr. Rachel Kowert | Raising Good Gamers: What Families Need to Know About Video Games and Well-Being
In this episode of the Good Game Club Podcast, we're joined by Dr. Rachel Kowert, Research Director at Games for Change, to discuss her groundbreaking new white paper, Raising Good Gamers: What Families Need to Know About Video Games and Well-Being. Released at the annual Games for Change Festival …
Games Can Be Positive in Ways You Can't See | Games for Change 2026
Mats Steen spent most of his short life indoors in Oslo. To his parents he looked like a young man with no one. When he died, hundreds of people reached out to say they had known him for years, inside World of Warcraft, as a character named Ibelin. His parents had no idea.
That story sits at the ce…
Are Video Games Actually Bad for Kids? What the Research Really Says with Dr. Rachel Kowert & Arana Shapiro
Video games are often treated as one more screen to limit, a source of family conflict or a threat to children’s well-being. But what if parents are asking the wrong questions about gaming?
In this episode of Parents Uncharted, Sarah speaks with Dr. Rachel Kowert and Arana Shapiro from Games for C…
Safety Is [Redacted] with Rachel Kowert | Side Quests: Games for Change, Frameworks & the Fight for Physical Media
What does a healthy gaming community actually look like, and can you measure it?
In the first episode of Side Quests, our recurring gaming series, I sit down with Rachel Kowert fresh off Games for Change in New York. We dig into what's moving in gaming right now: community health frameworks, the sl…
Play Your Way to a Stronger Brain: Video Games, Wearables & Brain Health with Dr. Julia Scott, Ph.D.
For a long time, video games and brain health existed in completely separate conversations. Games were entertainment — a guilty pleasure at best, a concern at worst. That is changing. And the science behind that change is more compelling than most people realize.
In this episode Dr. Krystal Culler …
TPP 523: Raising Good Gamers, with Dr. Rachel Kowert
Research psychologist Dr. Rachel Kowert comes back to the podcast for a fascinating and updated conversation about kids and gaming, and why so much of what parents hear about video games doesn’t necessarily line up with what the research actually tells us. In our conversation, we dig into Rachel’s …
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