I've Seen What Happens When We Run Out of Time
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We have more ways to reach each other than ever before. So why are so many of us feeling disconnected?
I've been thinking about that differently because of what I do for a living: people hire me to talk to their dead people.
I sit with people who would give almost anything for one more ordinary conversation with their mom, their partner, their sibling, or their friend. And what they want to know is often incredibly simple.
Does she know I still look at the moon and think of her?
Did he see his grandchild being born?
Would they want me to be happy again?
So in this episode, I'm looking at the growing conversation around loneliness and disconnection, what technology has changed about the way we relate to each other, the difference between having access to someone and actually feeling connected to them, and what years of mediumship have taught me about the things we miss when someone is gone.
We also wander through the Wheel of the Year, Mabon, our increasingly convenient lives, and a question I can't quite shake:
What happens when we don't need one another in the same obvious ways anymore?
Because I've seen what happens when we run out of time.
And maybe the person you've been meaning to call is still here.