What gives you goosebumps when the world feels uncertain?

On today’s episode, Tuesday and Tim welcome back Meg Buzzi for a wide-ranging conversation about wakefulness, collective power, and staying engaged in times of rapid change.

From large volunteer-run movements to housing co-ops and political organizing, the conversation explores how participation, urgency, and agency come together at scale.

The trio reflects on moments that spark goosebumps: communities turning toward one another, joy as a form of resistance, and collective imagination as a way to rehearse more just futures. Along the way, they touch on belonging to land, diaspora, leadership, and why enthusiasm and presence may be some of the most powerful forces we have right now.

This episode is an invitation to notice what makes you feel alive - and to trust that those moments matter.

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• Meet Meg Buzzi
• Read Meg’s new book, “The In-Between”
• Learn about Meg’s company - fixchr

• Loomio
• Esther Perel
• Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Cosmos
• Václav Havel – “The power of the powerless”

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