Listen to Susan share how her experiences as an Civil Rights and Anti War activist, along with her recent teaching in the men’s local prison have shown her how deeply important love and connection are to getting through this time.

Listen to Angela share just how direct action organizers may be best prepared for this current pandemic moment and how leaning in to uncertainty may just be the thing that serves us best right now.

Listen to Kimi share how the necessities of this current pandemic are intricately connected to the ongoing needs of everyday people leading up this moment. And listen to one of the sweetest stories of the time, featuring her family’s recent "virtual road trip" that took place while sitting in the car as it was parked in the driveway.

Listen to Danielle share how the 2020 pandemic has changed the day to day landscape of her hometown in Massachusetts & her day to day relationship to work and her local co-working community.

Listen to Jennifer share what it is like to be finishing medical school and starting a medical residency in the middle of a global pandemic. How is this time transforming medical schools overall? What are the long term effects of this time on our medical system and our personal health outside of contracting Covid19? What does it mean when doctors and teachers are both lacking the day to day resources needed to do their jobs successfully?

Listen to Rebecca connect last year’s historic Los Angeles teacher’s strike to the current pandemic community care and her amazing advice that this is no longer a time to take no for an answer and to instead deeply lean in to imagining what is needed and possible.

Listen to Cris share how this time reminds him of his early days living in the U.S., when he was a young person who had just migrated from Chile. Sit in on a discussion about how the narrow framing of stories in this time is informing the larger health narrative being developed at the moment.

Listen to Sara share how recent life changes at work seemed to have unintentionally prepared her for this current pandemic moment, the power of local community gestures of kindness and what it’s like to be apart from loved ones in this time of great uncertainty.

Listen to Dr. Oda share insights on her current research on WWII Postwar Japanese American Resettlement, how it is connected to a possible post pandemic future and its relationship to the process of reconciliation.

Listen to Erin share how one food-based artist in Los Angeles is coping during this time while also having a family member who is currently a first responder during a global pandemic.