Three years ago, Tyler Darrah graduated from the School of Nursing at Drexel University. He followed his passion, which was to help others. He has worked downtown in one of the Philadelphia hospitals on a floor that focuses on Oncology. He understands what it is like to see families struggle when love ones are fighting for their lives.  When the pandemic hit and the world shut down Tyler Darrah stepped up when asked to work on the floors that are dealing with patients battling with COVID-19. Tonight, Tyler speaks to Josh Daeche and David Ulak on what life has been like for him as he and his colleagues deal with the virus that has left millions of lives around the world in shambles.

Josh Daeche and David Ulak speak with Albert Talley Jr who is the Department of Chair of Child Development Education and Psychology at San Jacinto College in Houston. 

Albert talks about his experiences over the past two months within his own department and the college since COVID-19 hit. 

How professors adapted to teaching online classes with student engagement. 

The changes San Jacinto are making as they prepare to reenter a new normal for students and faculty for summer and fall semester.

The Archdiocese Catholic Church of Philadelphia and surrounding areas are reopening their doors after being shut down since the middle of March due to COVID-19. 

In Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery countries there have been more than 35,000 cases COVID-19 confirmed to have test positive. 

Josh Daeche and David Ulak speak with Father Jeffrey Rott of St. Laurence Parish in Upper Darby, PA to discuss the changes the parishes have made in preparation to reopen their doors to resume services on Saturday, June 6th,2020. 

This is the first episode Changing Of The Times. 

We give a brief overview of what the Changing Of The Times Podcast will touch on. 

We will discuss a variety of topics and industry changes since COVID-19 hit.  We will have decision-makers that have been impacted and the changes they are making in the fields of athletics, education, entertainment, healthcare, local businesses, and mental health along with a slew of other topics feeling the daily effect of COVID 19. 

In this episode, Josh and David reflect on where they were when the virus shut down the world. We also discuss The Last Dance and the greatest athlete in our opinion Michael Jordan.