Rima Grace

Because it seems difficult what you're doing.

But also it doesn't seem feasible to have this way of life without that kind of social currency.

So is this a plan indefinitely?

Like, is this no longer an experiment for you?

The fact that you'll have free health care.

Wow.

I think this life would be infinitely harder here in America.

And if you do wind up needing a lot of money, do you imagine that you'll get that from your community as well?

You know, the driving question of this episode is how much is enough?

How do you answer that question?

When I was talking with Jo, I could hear two competing voices in my head.

Part of me genuinely found her life inspiring.

The clarity, the way she talks about needing less.

And then another part was like, okay, well, this only works because other people are still inside the system.

But she acknowledges.

But I do think there's value in looking at an extreme case.

No matter how carefully we plan, there's only so much we can control, right?

Your rent can go up.

You can lose your health insurance.

A wildfire or a flood can wipe out everything.