Listen to LJ share how feelings of love, seeing and being seen all effect what we consume, purchase and believe. It's a deep conversation about the political power of providing mutual aid and faith in political systems.

Listen to Dr. Hobson share ther thoughts about watching television shows about death during a pandemic (like HBOs "The Outsider" and "Six Feet Under"), documentary films about solidarity and the queerness of everday life (Netflix's "Crip Camp" and "Circus of Books), and what will Pride 2020 and beyond could look like.

Listen to Eva share some of the effects of "sheltering in place" with a multi generational household, from the perspective of a 10-year-old. Eva explains her new love of the fictional TV show Black Lightning and explains just how one could safely watch Youtube videos while in the shower.

Listen to Matt share thoughts about the danger of armed militia members joining "anti-shelter in place" activism and how important experience proximity to care and harm are to trusting elected officials and medical professionals.

Listen to PaKou share insight on how consumption habits can form and change over time being influenced by migrant status, classs status, health status and on. It's a deep conversation about the difference between efficiency and effectiveness. And best of all learn about the true power of pinwheels!

Listen to Jamie share how she's adapted so social isolation by deciding to make and eat specific familial food to stay connected to family, culture and personal memories.

Listen to Dante discuss new traveler policies that will change how we act and dress for future air travel, how the political left and right are framing the global pandemic in current narratives and the importance of mutual aid right now.

Listen to clinical psychologist Dr. Georgescu share thoughts on forgetting vs not remembering and how to continue to stay grounded in this moment by controlling what you put in to your body and how you use it during this time.

Listen to Patrick J share his insight from an anthropologist's perspective and learn about the impact of "shelter in place" on all of us because we are social animals.