Hitchhiker's Guide to Humanity

Hitchhiker’s Guide to: When Belonging Becomes Complicity

Erica M. Chapman Season 2 Episode 19

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In this episode, we explore how humans' need to belong could be what enables most cruelty in this world. For example, how the Epstein "system" was able to get away with what they did/do and how human systems are to blame.

If our identities build systems, then what happens when those identities are meant to harm? 

Can we walk alone into the future or will we surrender to groupthink? 

If cultural change is coming, it starts with understanding and accepting what's inside you first. Can you look into the shadow of who you are or are you scared to know what's brewing underneath?

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Your host, Erica, is an Energy Translator and author of Teach Me to Forget (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers). Raised on SNL, Scooby-Doo, and pizza rolls; she brings a side-eye for authority and a hunger for deeper truth. With a gift for decoding both human behavior and patterns, she makes spiritual insights both relatable and fun. 

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