Living Well – Social media depression
Research shows a correlation between depression and heavy social media use. The most vulnerable: teenagers.
Research shows a correlation between depression and heavy social media use. The most vulnerable: teenagers.
This week’s Emerging Leader is Kimberly Dippolito, a social worker who collects board games for the underprivileged. If you would like to support Kimberly in her efforts, you can contact her at: kimberly.dippolito09@gmail.com
Often the best time to pick up new hobbies is after retirement, and in this week’s Monday Motivator, one woman picked up painting later in life. For more information on how to visit the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center, click here.
Humor Heals, stand up comedy show, is an annual fundraising event benefiting Amazing Angels, Inc (local 501c3 offering aide to South Central Kentucky families impacted by infant loss). To learn more, click here.
Doctors are warning parents about an emerging trend they’re seeing in their offices. Children and teens are taking healthy or clean eating to the extreme, fueled by what they see on social media, and doctors say the trend could lead to physical or mental illness. Today’s Living Well has the details.
Enjoy this sneak peek of Marquee Backstage, in advance of the show’s series premiere on Saturday, September 28 and Sunday, September 29 on all Marquee Broadcasting stations. Marquee Backstage is a new thirty-minute series showcasing the lives and music of unsigned artists across the country. Tune in locally, every Saturday night at 10pm on WNKY NBC 40.
WNKY’s Tej Joshi takes us to FHG Clothiers in Bowling Green to learn all about high-end men’s.
The very first World War II reenactment in Bowling Green is taking place on Saturday, Sept. 28. To learn more, click here.