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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 11 MIN

Why We Feel So Disconnected: Cultural Relevance in 2026

from The SayMore Podcast · host saymore

In our very first episode, we're introducing ourselves and sharing the vision behind this podcast. Join co-hosts Danielle Dickson, Licensed Professional Counselor, and Debi Smith-Racanelli, Registered Psychotherapist as we begin exploring one of the greatest challenges facing our relationships today: disconnection. Together, we discuss how cultural differences, rapidly changing technology, and evolving values have shaped the way we communicate, relate to one another, and make sense of the world around us. Rather than asking who's right or wrong, we invite listeners to become curious about the experiences, perspectives, and beliefs that influence all of us. This conversation lays the foundation for future episodes by exploring how greater self-awareness, understanding, and meaningful dialogue can help us bridge divides, strengthen relationships, and reconnect in an increasingly polarized world. Whether you're navigating differences within your family, friendships, workplace, or community, this episode offers a thoughtful starting point for understanding the forces that shape connection—and how we can begin moving toward one another instead of further apart.

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