Dieter Bohn Anonymous question apps let us learn about the world and ourselves

The last time I emailed you all, it was the day after Christmas. Now, it's the day after New Year's Day, and frankly, I have no concept of time. 

All I know is that today, Why'd You Push That Button, which I co-host, released a new episode about anonymous question apps. We figure out why people use them and why people want to ask questions. We interviewed the COO of Ask.fm who explains how teens use the internet. It's a great episode! I highly recommend that you check it out.

-Ashley

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