Chasers of the Light Podcast with Tyler Knott Gregson

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses how we can all stop subsidizing the behaviors we no longer want to endure, how we can stop watering our weeds.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses Pride, and how it's rapidly become a status symbol. How the rich don't close their curtains, an article from The Atlantic.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses Muses, and how they not only shape our art, they shape our entire soul.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses the myth of Perfection, and how quantity, while demonized, can actually create the best quality.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses Vanilla Sky, and how a single line helped re-arrange his entire life.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses travel, and how 16 years of constant motion has taught him so much about how he wishes to travel going forward. Slower is better.

In Defense of Shame. Tyler Knott Gregson discusses shame, both healthy and unhealthy, and how he thinks healthy shame is disappearing with negative consequences.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses grief, and sorrow, and the importance of your presence, not your perfection, when someone is hurting.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses the entitlement of assuming that happiness is owed to us all, and not something to be built on our own.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses verdigris, and about the stunning beauty in creating art with colors, with tools, that are never meant to last.

Tyler Knott Gregson interviews The Word Witch, Kate Belew, for an amazing conversation about life, poetry, magic, witchcraft, intention, and more.

Tyler Knott Gregson talks about Lemony Snicket and the wisdom in not waiting to be ready to live your life, but living it now, anyway.

Tyler Knott Gregson discusses smartphones, social media, and the true curse that they have uncovered: Entitlement.

Tyler Knott Gregson talks about mental health, and the film Perks of Being a Wallflower.

Tyler Knott Gregson kicks off the new year speaking about loss, grief, and how to be prepared to go forward anyway, no matter what comes.

As we tip into New Years Eve and a new year beginning, Tyler Knott Gregson discusses the weight of all we will, and should, leave unfinished. We must let go to move forward.