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Sep 24, 2026

Lee ElbersonGUEST
11:22
You know, Jay, I'm gonna join in with you here.
Lee ElbersonGUEST
11:24
Yes, we've, kids have the most addictive piece of technology in their pocket, and honestly, I'll just go even so far as to say every school should implement those Yondr pouches.
Lee ElbersonGUEST
11:35
If the phone is in their pocket or in their vicinity, you're already distracted.
Lee ElbersonGUEST
11:41
Every single adult listening right now knows this.
Olivia YokubonisGUEST
31:43
This is a technol- [laughs] a technological issue, something that, that has been designed to capture our attention all day, every day.
Olivia YokubonisGUEST
31:53
And I'm really curious also about your thoughts on the phone bans and things like Yondr pouches.
Olivia YokubonisGUEST
32:01
All of that is coming up as what we assume to be a solution, but it doesn't teach kids how to regulate their, their feelings and their emotions without...
Olivia YokubonisGUEST
32:10
You know, it, it takes away a problem that will just be given back to them later without a real solution.
Diane BodenHOST
32:27
Yeah.
Diane BodenHOST
32:28
Uh, I didn't know about the...
Diane BodenHOST
32:30
Is the Yondr pouch, is that what you get when you go to a comedy show or something?
Olivia YokubonisGUEST
32:34
Yes.
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Sep 15 · 4 Mentions

Paul BourgetGUEST
7:07
But overall, you know, we're holding our breath, but things are moving along.
Paul BourgetGUEST
7:11
Um, the phones are in the Yondr pouches.
Roger BouchardHOST
7:15
[laughs]
Paul BourgetGUEST
7:15
We don't have the complaints.
Paul BourgetGUEST
9:34
Um, you know, in, in trying to be proactive of, of course, you know, we, um, we, we, we work very closely with our SROs, with the Woonsocket Police.
Paul BourgetGUEST
9:45
We work very closely, obviously, with, with our, our, our school staff, um, wi- with respect to, um, you know, our, our social workers, our psychologists, um, our assistant principals.
Paul BourgetGUEST
9:59
So, you know, and, and we, the, the, the, the cell phone, um, you know, situation with, uh, the implementation of the Yondr pouches, I think has been very helpful.
Paul BourgetGUEST
10:09
Um, uh, un- unfortunately, um, in, in this, in our, in our, in our society, you know, we, we have...
Sarah GardnerGUEST
14:02
Yes.
Sarah GardnerGUEST
14:02
Yeah, that's what I was gonna say, is that for the school you put it in a Yondr, which is like that packet.
Sarah GardnerGUEST
14:07
Now they have their, um, the like, uh, you know how different adults volunteer to be like the parking, um, leaders-
Nikki PetroskiHOST
14:15
Oh, the gear
Sarah GardnerGUEST
14:15
... or the door monitors, right? And they wear all the gear.
Sarah GardnerGUEST
14:18
And now it's like you have the Yondr monitor-
Nikki PetroskiHOST
14:20
Really? [laughs]
Sarah GardnerGUEST
14:21
... at our gate, and he's just like, "Yondr, Yondr, Yondr, Yondr." I'm like-
Joe BasileGUEST
26:01
Actually, I kinda want them to shut up, so let me just change the, the parameters on their Instagram so they can have fun."
Clint OlivierHOST
26:07
It's very similar situation, I think, to the Yondr pouch situation in our public schools.
Joe BasileGUEST
26:13
100%.
Clint OlivierHOST
26:13
Uh, if you're not aware, a couple of years ago, I think Bullard High was the first one to start it, uh, using the Blondr- the Yondr pouches, making the kids, as they enter the campus, you plop the cellphone, the iPhone, um, the Google Android, whatever, into, into the Yondr pouch.
Clint OlivierHOST
26:31
It's sealed and is locked away until the school bell rings-
Joe BasileGUEST
26:35
Mm-hmm
Clint OlivierHOST
26:46
Okay, fair enough.
Joe BasileGUEST
26:47
Sure.
Josh ChristensenHOST
59:50
They're now like sworn...
Josh ChristensenHOST
59:51
They're under NDA, so they can't say anything about it specifically, and everyone had to lock their phones in Yondr pouches and all of that.
Josh ChristensenHOST
59:58
But we'll get to see it in October.
Josh ChristensenHOST
60:00
Uh, I think we need to do a screening at the office.
Ryan BaileyHOST
24:24
So you can s- see everything had its world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival Sunday night, and I'm gonna read you some of the reviews, even though no spoilers, I don't even wanna be spoiled by this.
Ryan BaileyHOST
24:36
Everybody had to put their phones and devices into a Yondr pouch.
Ryan BaileyHOST
24:39
Uh, nobody even knew what the secret screening for Telluride was.
Ryan BaileyHOST
24:43
People suspected but didn't know.
Bobby BonesHOST
21:00
Oh, that's so frustrating-
Mark NormandGUEST
21:02
The Yondr bag
Bobby BonesHOST
21:03
... that you have to watch to see if people are using their phones during a show.
Mark NormandGUEST
21:07
All the time.
Imani MoiseHOST
2:59
Do bans actually work at getting kids off their phones, though?
Julie JargonGUEST
3:04
There was just recently a very large study done of about five thousand schools that have adopted the Yondr lockable pouches.
Julie JargonGUEST
3:12
And they found that even though kids can sometimes find workarounds and cut into the pouches or find other ways to hack that kind of situation, that it really did curb personal phone use during the day.
Julie JargonGUEST
3:25
The percentage of students who used phones in class for personal reasons dropped from sixty-one percent to thirteen percent.
Bobby BonesHOST
18:58
Oh, that's so frustrating-
Mark NormandGUEST
19:00
The Yondr bag?
Bobby BonesHOST
19:00
... that you have to watch to see if people are using their phones during a show.
Mark NormandGUEST
19:04
All the time.

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