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The "Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast" is dedicated to talking to Real-Life Experts on how they are getting through the current Covid19 time while it is filled with unexpected changes, challeng... more
FAQs about Been There, Done That: A Pandemic Podcast:How many episodes does Been There, Done That: A Pandemic Podcast have?The podcast currently has 165 episodes available.
July 29, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E29 SophieListen to Sophie share insight on how influential previous historic moment are to this one being made today. How did the 2000 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, CA influence the organizing happening across the country today? And we talk in detail about the power of narrative framing taking place right now both in DC and on the airwaves with the media. What is the difference between a "protester" and a "rioter"? What difference does it make what we call actions, people, and places anyways?...more1h 29minPlay
July 26, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E28 LenaListen to Lena break down what it is like to be a single mom with two biracial children (Mexican and Black) trying to manage end of summer with returns to work, middle school and college all in one household. What kinds of challenging conversations and activities are some families having? What kinds of precautions will be taken when considering going to back to school in person? And in what ways does a parent's life experiences influence their child/s? It's a long in depth interview about complicated multi-household families and how they help make us the resilient folks that we need to be right now, full of compassion and empathy....more2h 22minPlay
July 25, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E27 Dr. SandraListen to Dr. Sandra explain the differences between trauma and PTSD. Can trauma be passed down from one generation to the next and what does that matter? She shares critical insight about the role of story and how that informs whether an event will be become traumatic or not. If you are thinking about how to best be prepared for the long term effects of this moment on our hearts and minds, this will be a particularly interesting interview for you....more1h 1minPlay
July 25, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E26 Patrick JListen to Patrick J share what it's like to travel to the Oregon coast during 53+ consecutive days of protesting at the state capital in Portland. As someone who grew up in Portland, Patrick shares his personal insight as to why he thinks the current protests there are having such a rich response from both the federal government and the local community....more1h 24minPlay
July 22, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E25 ToriListen to Tori share what it's like for her, now 5-year-old, son to get tested for Covid-19 ten times in the last 6 months. We hear updates on what Covid-19 precautions look like from Cleveland, Ohio to Buffalo, New York. She shares stories of two friends who have tested positive for the virus and what their lives are like now. We talk about the power of Covid-19's invisibility, from contraction to treatment, to too often death. And we talk dinosaurs. What we can learn from those who have come before and from those who study them?...more1h 8minPlay
July 22, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E24 SusanListen to Susan share insight on the relationship social work has to local policing. We talk about how the Summer of 2020 is now in its final stages and what that means for the upcoming school year. Susan shares just what she means by, "Staying alive right now is a political act." And we talk deeply about the power of education in social justice work....more1h 5minPlay
July 17, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E23 RoseListen to Rose share her updates on what life has been like during this time with starting a new job and now also move into a new home. We talk about how some of the first times folks started to leave their homes was as protests to defend Black lives were starting. What can the current protests teach us about how to move forward together? We also then go deep in to thinking about how can we incentivize folks to start wearing masks in public and to stay socially distant. What can we learn from the initial marketing of the Walkman? How are folks incentivized to wear seatbelts now? What marketing strategy and other cultural changes were needed to make that change a reality?...more1h 8minPlay
July 17, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E22 JamieListen to Jamie share just how folks can still use the local library during this time using online reservations and drive up window pick ups. In this interview you'll even learn how to get a library card online! We also start to recap what businesses are currently doing to stay and still provide their services. What's it like at Starbucks right now? What about Taco Bell? Finally, we talk about it's like to be biracial in the middle of a racial uprising. What is your responsibility when you can "pass" and are seen as "racially ambiguous"?...more1h 11minPlay
July 17, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E21 MarianaListen to Mariana share the impacts of both the Covid-19 outbreak with the addition of a 7.3 Earthquake in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. We talk about the cultural influences of US on Mexican culture and white supremacy practices in Mexican families. What do the US and Mexican police and military have in common and how are they different? And more importantly what does a difference or lack there of mean?...more59minPlay
July 16, 2020Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S3E20 MattListen to Matt share what new ways the restaurant industry is trying to stay open and return to some sort of "normalcy" in NYC. And hear Matt share his insight on how the police and military address issues of violence in a way that skirts any really systemic change. We talk about the connections between Breonna Taylor & Vanessa Guillen's murders and the state responses to it. We go deep into the back story of Breonna Taylor's murder specifically around the role of gentrification in Kentucky. Just what does gentrification have to do with "no-knock warrants"?...more1hPlay
FAQs about Been There, Done That: A Pandemic Podcast:How many episodes does Been There, Done That: A Pandemic Podcast have?The podcast currently has 165 episodes available.