Rebecca joins us from Wiltshire, UK where she brings us into the world of disability and the impacts of new restrictions during Covid. She reminds us think about all deaths as equal and nothing less for those with preexisting conditions.

Jacob is a native Minnesotan who works for a large online retailer training their new truck drivers during covid...remotely. He talks to us about working to ensure we still get our toilet paper, things he has learned to appreciate and reminds us of the need for a positive attitude during this time.

Dylan is a Minnesota native who lived in Minneapolis with his wife and step son. He works is supply chain and talks to use about the importance of truck drivers during this time and the strain they are taking. He reminds us in this time to take a step back, have a deep breath and remind yourself of immediate things to be grateful for.

Jos is a hotel software consultant living in Johannesburg South Africa. She brings us into her world for a few minutes and talks to us about the huge impact covid has had on her, her friends and colleagues in tourism industry. She gives us gentle reminder of what we should be grateful for and that as hard as this may be there is light at the end of the tunnel and now and after, just love each other a bit more and make an effort to be present.

Lindsay, a South African living in London invites us into her life inbetween baby nap time during Covid. She talks about things she is grateful for, how much she just misses a hug, and the love that comes with being a new mum (even with the lack of sleep).

Alex is a Zimbabwean living in South Africa with his wife and son whom they home school. Alex is a huge fan of Simon Sinek and reminds us to slow down, use this time to assess what (and who) is really important and life the live you were meant to live rather than the one you were given.

Daisy and her sister Matilda join us from down under and chat to us about their life during covid, what they love doing and some advice they would give to other kiddos in the same boat.

Matt is a Zimbabwean now living in Australia with his family. He chats to us about life during covid, things he has dusted off and started doing again and the annoyance of toilet paper pandemonium.

Melinda, a Minnesota native moved to Switzerland just prior to lockdown. She invites us into a look at how the Swiss are doing lockdown, French Tuesdays with her husband as well as other activities to maintain her sanity and some aha moments this experience has given her.

Heather originally Zimbabwean is now living in England with her family. She tells us what her life is like now working from home full time and also navigating distance learning with her 11 year old twins. She tells us about the importance of setting time aside for herself with exercise and also remembering to use this time to remember and not to waste.