Learning to Trust Again in a Disconnected World
We need to stop assuming that support has to be transactional and start trusting the human family to show up for us.
In this solo episode, Queenie explores the growing sense of disconnection, isolation, and distrust many of us feel, and asks what it might look like to rebuild a culture rooted in kindness, community, and mutual care.
Drawing from her own healing journey and a recent trip to Spain, she shares vulnerable reflections on learning to ask for help, opening herself to connection, and experiencing unexpected generosity from strangers.
This episode is an invitation to reconsider the stories we carry about other people and to notice the small ways we can help create a warmer, more connected New Earth
Timestamps:
00:00 Where is this disconnection coming from?
07:38 Everyday connection with other humans
13:34 My experience with people pleasing
19:33 The Spain Experiment
27:12 Laundry Detergent
30:46 People show up for one another
39:07 How capitalism contributes to the problem
48:32 The world is a finite system
53:46 How to look beyond the transactions
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Intro & Outro Music: Take off (feat. Emily Dukes) (Instrumental) by Pastek
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