Kinship and Learning From the More Than Human

Beginning Again, Season One Finale

Beginning again does not mean erasing the past. It means carrying forward what matters, and letting go of the patterns that do not. In this final episode of Season One, Gregg the Artivist reflects on what shifted through making the podcast, what he is learning to do differently after burnout, and why small choices, telling the truth, slowing down, listening, imagining, are what make a new beginning possible. You will also get a simple weekly practice: take 30 minutes with no screens and write yourself a note as if it is already next year. What do you want to carry forward, what do you want to leave behind, and what would make you proud, not because it is perfect, but because it is real. Listener question What does beginning again look like for you right now?

The Courage to Rest Without Quitting

Rest is not quitting — it’s how we don’t quit. In this episode of Rewrite Reality, Gregg reflects on burnout, therapy, and why rest is resistance in a culture built on endless extraction. From Plot Zero’s lessons in seasons and recovery to a simple invitation for the week — half a day of real rest, no screens — this is a reminder that sustainable action needs pauses, care, and collective support. What would it look like to treat rest not as surrender, but as part of your strategy for staying in the work?

Recalibrating Time — Living by Seasons, Not Schedules

"Time is not just what the clock tells us. It is light shifting across a wall. Soil resting between harvests. Energy rising and falling through the day.When we live only by deadlines and productivity, we lose rhythm. And when we lose rhythm, we lose ourselves. Recalibrating time means returning to cycles instead of constant urgency. It means trusting seasons more than schedules — and discovering what becomes possible when we stop racing the clock and start listening to life."

Kinship and Learning From the More Than Human

“Kinship is not a metaphor. It is a daily relationship with the more than human world that changes how we see, how we act and how we belong. And what becomes possible when we treat the lives around us not as background but as family we are in relationship with.”

From Audience to Participant

“We are taught to see ourselves as spectators, scrolling through life instead of shaping it. But community begins the moment we move from watching to participating, from consuming to showing up in small and real ways. And what shifts in us when we take one step closer to with and one step further from at.”