Antony sits down for a heartwrenching conversation with Rob and Rose Bronstein.

The Bronsteins are “Angel Parents,” the parents of Nate Bronstein, a 15-year-old boy whose life was cut short after relentless cyberbullying, including classmates telling him that he should take his own life.

The Bronsteins are victims of the dark side of social media that Big Tech Companies try to mute. A beautiful child who should have grown up to fulfill his enormous potential… gone in a moment of unbearable pain.

In plain terms, when a child dies, it does not just break a heart - it shatters the structure of meaning in a parent’s life. That reality is why stories like Rob and Rose Bronstein’s matter so much. When a teenager like Nate dies after cyberbullying connected to social media, the tragedy is not confined to one moment or one family. The ripple effects last decades.

Which brings the issue into sharp focus - when platforms design systems that amplify harassment, outrage, and addictive engagement loops, the stakes are not abstract. They are human and sometimes, devastatingly, irreversible.

Suicide is now one of the leading causes of death among young people. We are not facing isolated incidents, we are facing a generation struggling under the weight of anxiety, depression, comparison, and - too often - cyberbullying and social exclusion.

That is why this conversation matters - because awareness creates sensitivity. Sensitivity creates intervention and intervention can create hope.

This episode is not easy—but it is essential.

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