A Wrench in the Works
Reflections on creativity, resilience, and the business of being human. Welcome — I’m Kathleen Grace. I work at the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and technology. By day, I help lead an AI company that partners with creators and entertainment le
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The Rituals that Remember for Us
As I fly to Bangkok for my brother’s wedding, I find myself thinking about the mapping of memory — how our siblings are the keepers of our pasts, and what happens when those memories begin to fade.
Steven is the sibling closest to me in ag...
Sora2 and the Lost Art of the Internet Dinner Party
I made this in ChatGpt with minimal style prompting and yet it reminds me of paintings of Kier Egan. OpenAI really doesn’t understand irony.
I got my first real job in social media when I joined Next New Networks. Before that, I was just...
The Story Is the Strategy
This is not a real script. It’s just proof that chatGPT won’t be winning any Oscars.
It’s a rainy spring day in midtown Manhattan. I’m hunched over my laptop at a Starbucks on 53rd Street—right around the corner from the Discovery offices...
The Octopus Alien in My Feed
My son went through a major sleep regression in August. He was barely four months old — right on time, according to the books — and right on time for the premiere of Noah Hawley’s Alien Earth. Between bouts of crying, with the baby monitor...
Vulnerability is a Super Power
Five years ago I discovered I have a super power. It started as a simple writing assignment from a teacher. For 30 days write for 90 minutes every morning - just write. No goals. Just free writing. But he made one suggestion that I took him...
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