"As a black man and a black mayor, it was my duty to support the city"

“What’s Inside” documents the covid pandemic by presenting the voices of over 200 people from around the world as they grapple with life in solitude.  Each episode is 3-5 minutes long and presents a different perspective on the outbreak.  The show aired daily during the pandemic and covers a range of stories, anecdotes, and emotions specific to different places and times of crisis.  It was produced by Max and Emma Strebel, a brother and sister team as they sheltered in place in Sonoma County with their parents.

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“What’s Inside” documents the covid pandemic by presenting the voices of over 200 people from around the world as they grapple with life in solitude. Each episode is 3-5 minutes long and presents a different perspective on the outbreak. The show aired daily during the pandemic and covers a range of stories, anecdotes, and emotions specific to different places and times of crisis. It was produced by Max and Emma Strebel, a brother and sister team as they sheltered in place in Sonoma County with their parents.

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"As a black man and a black mayor, it was my duty to support the city"