In this unscripted conversation, Beck and Liv sit down with no plan — and end up somewhere honest.

They talk about holiday joy, old Nintendo games, and the quiet gift of play during seasons of change. From there, the conversation opens into deeper territory: grief, anger, and Liv’s decision to step away from a toxic environment that could no longer hold her true self.

This episode touches on what happens when “winning at all costs” costs too much, when truth feels dangerous to speak, and when being True You may require leaving an environment entirely — even when it’s frightening.

There’s laughter, imperfection, and an unexpected moment that arrives right on time.

This episode also marks a gentle shift for 287 West. The direction ahead isn’t fully known yet — but there’s openness, movement, and trust in what’s next.

Sometimes life announces change while you’re still playing the game.

Sometimes the most honest thing to do is stand still.

This short reflection is about letting go of fear-based momentum, resting on bare ground, and allowing meaning to emerge in its own time.

January 1 is a loud day.

Everywhere we’re told to change, fix, decide, and reinvent ourselves — often before we’ve even had a chance to arrive.

In this reflection episode, Beck offers a quieter invitation.

This is not about becoming someone new.

It’s about remembering what’s already true.

Drawing on the ancient story of Persephone and the wisdom of seasonal living, this episode reframes the beginning of the year as a time for honesty, alignment, and permission — not pressure. Winter, after all, was never meant for blooming.

If you’re feeling tired, unsure, or inward as the year begins, this episode is a place to rest, re-orient, and listen.

This is New Year, True You — a gentle crossing into the year from within.