
Embracing Analog Media in a Digital World: Why 2026 Is the Year of Tangible Experiences
As our world feels more digital and less in our control, people are yearning for analog media and experiences IRL and away from screens.

As our world feels more digital and less in our control, people are yearning for analog media and experiences IRL and away from screens.

Practice Miraval-style digital mindfulness from your couch with mindfulness expert Catherine Price and soak up the wellness.

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A recent study of 1800 adults found that they spend an average of nine hours and 22 minutes every day in front of screens (of which nearly eight hours are for personal use, not work). All of that screen-time has a significant effect on the brain and body, often with obvious effects such as disturbed sleep, pain in the fingers, wrists, neck and back, and even narrowed blood vessels in the eyes.

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