#24 Sarah Wilson: How to Live Fully in a Collapsing World

<p>What if the collapse we fear isn’t the end of humanity — but the end of a system that no longer serves us?</p><p>Sarah Wilson is a bestselling author, journalist and activist. Her latest book, <strong>I Eat the Stars: How to Live Fully and Beautifully in a Collapsing World</strong>, explores how facing the reality of the metacrisis can paradoxically bring greater clarity, courage and even joy.</p><p>In this conversation, we explore:</p><ul><li> Why the crises around us may be different expressions of one larger <strong>metacrisis</strong></li><li> Sarah has moved beyond conventional ideas of <strong>hope</strong></li><li>What it means to <strong>hospice the old world</strong> rather than desperately trying to preserve it</li><li>Humanity’s passage from adolescence toward collective adulthood</li><li>How to become an <strong>“island of sanity”</strong> in increasingly unstable times</li><li>Why uncertainty, nature, community and spirituality may become essential capacities for what comes next</li><li>And why humans have repeatedly turned to <strong>dance and joy in times of crisis</strong></li></ul><p>Ultimately, this is a conversation about what it means to meet a moment of profound change without looking away — and to live fully and beautifully anyway.</p><p>If you enjoy <em>The Initiation</em>, please <strong>subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube</strong>, and share the episode with someone who might resonate with this conversation.</p>