How to Survive the End of the World PROLOGUE: The Revolutionary Power of Art (and Stranger Things Final Act)
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Dec 12, 2025 Dive into a vibrant discussion about the revolutionary power of art during times of struggle. The sisters explore their creative processes and share personal updates on their writing journeys. They reflect on how art can serve as a vital tool for social movements. Expect insights on the impact of popular culture, with highlights from Stranger Things and Wicked, as well as a peek into upcoming artist interviews. This rich conversation celebrates the intersection of creativity and activism, making it a must-listen for art enthusiasts!
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Defensive Driving And Sun Dogs
- Autumn describes driving through Minnesota snow and defensive driving during a relearning period.
- She links the cold season to moments like seeing a sun dog and feeling proud to live in Minneapolis.
Local Organizing In Minneapolis
- Autumn recounts a massive, hyper-localized ice resistance in Minneapolis and strong neighborhood organizing.
- She celebrates local infrastructure and neighbors showing up to document and challenge abusive agents.
Art As Revolutionary Practice
- Art and cultural practice are essential revolutionary tools that help communities imagine and build new worlds.
- adrienne maree brown and Autumn Brown treat artistic practice as structured, strategic work alongside organizing practice.
