Listen to Mariana share what is like to transport folks being released from the Twin Towers of Los Angeles. What is the process? Are folks positively responding to the process and protocols? Who is being released and why? What does it feel like to be doing prison abolition work during a global pandemic? Mariana share's what topics or issues are challenging to read and consume right now and how building a small climbing wall in the garage is helping to build up both strength and resilience that may have been there all along.

Listen to Harley and I have an interesting conversation surfacing how we are experiencing this time very differently depending on where we live (geographically) and what the cultural norms are of that given area. What is it likes to go shopping for groceries and needed items during a pandemic? Is everyone wearing PPE (personal protective equipment) and keeping 6ft of distance apart? What are we learning about what is "right" and what is "wrong" for us to during a pandemic? How could/should and are we treating the homeless population during the Covid19 pandemic? And what are the long term effects of young people having to be social distant for so long? If you wanted to be in the medical profession before the pandemic do you still want to now?

Listen to Sophie share about her intense two weeks in self isolation with all the Covid19 symptoms. What were the symptoms? What kind of medical care was given? How did she respond? And learn about how shopping locally and stocking up on things you may not need right away is actually the smartest thing one could've done to be best prepared for this moment. We also talk about how important developing hands-on learning at a very early age is so essential, specifically learning about the baking tradition of the French Yogurt Cake and learning to play an instrument. And finally we talk about sound triggers that we can create or recall to intentionally bring us back to places of peace and feelings of safety and hope (The Carnival of Animals).

Listen to Angela share what sci-fi she is re-reading these days and how consuming texts about a post apocalyptic world can help ground us in at least knowing that our elders also had to envision and plan for worlds that were entirely different from their own. How can game playing aid in your practice of a particular theory or values? How can you best build your strategy muscles? Why is the news harder to consume now? If you were sick of driving before, do you now miss it? If we don't know what we miss until we miss it, is it possible we will entirely forget how important some things are to us if we may not be allowed to access them for years?