Meg DeBrito: Reweaving 2025 - Season 2 Finale

Welcome to the season finale of season 2 (and of this podcast)–for now. Be sure to stay tuned till the end for more updates, reflections, and next steps!

Our delightful guest today is: Meg DeBrito. Meg is a communication design strategist with a passion for art, craft, food, and ecology. She has led organizations in both executive and director roles with a proven track record of thought leadership, messaging, and storytelling to promote mission-driven organizations. Holding a Bachelor of Architecture from Tyler School of Art, Meg has a creative imagination for what we shape around us, focusing on the shared health between our bodies and the ecosystem we live within. Over the years, Meg has built a beautifully complex life renovating housing, biking the entire east coast of the U.S., training as a certified yogini in India, and engaging in a local community on urban farms and food access, all while working to build a catalytic voice in public policy, university research, social impact organizations, community trusts, and impact investment.

Meg and I chat about what it means to reweave: and why it’s so crucial for us to reweave not just ourselves, but each other. How moments of adversity–or “crumble”--in our personal and collective lives cause us to hold onto each other more tightly, and how this is the key to not just surviving, but healing and thriving. We ask: How do we look beyond old, decaying systems and embrace a regenerative approach to climate, gender, economics…technology? How can we build a future that is truly sustainable, equitable, and aligned with our deepest values?

It has been a gift to be creative humans in the process of becoming...of growing our qualities of being, together. Cheers, to you, my friends, listeners, community–from all across the world–as you close out this year and enter into 2025, remember: you are a beautiful process in the making. And that is a very good thing. You are a gift and a wonder to this ever-unfolding, unpredictable, but gorgeous process of life, itself. I can’t wait to see where I’ll see or encounter you–next.