In this, the last episode of the current series, Matt Beadle and Marc Pavey talk all things Covid, queuing, communism, and concerts. It's been fun. Wash your hands, stay home and take care! 

Dealing with Distance is a new podcast which will give real people; normal people, the opportunity to tell their stories about how they and their loved ones are dealing with Covid-19. This pod is not a place for expert advice on the virus, nor is it a presentation of hacks or advice on how to live through these complex times.  It is just a chance to hear how people are dealing with the distance imposed upon us by the Corona virus. We will hear in interviews and bonus aftershows from professionals, freelancers, parents, students, teachers, teenagers, carers.....about how this period has affected them.

In this 10th interview - and, in this series, final - episode, Matt interviewed Roxana from Romania. Roxana kindly told us about the Romanians' creative approach to the pandemic including taking fish for 'walks' in their fish tanks and fibbing about travel details to avoid quarantine. It seems that dealing with communism might have helped them to deal with distance. Mulțumiri Roxana.

Was your hands guys, and stay safe!

Produced by Matt Beadle & Marc Pavey.

If you would like to share your story or just get in touch: [email protected], or twitter: @mattlbeadle

In this episode Marc Pavey and Matt Beadle discuss some of the points raised by healthcare company employee Lisa Walsh.

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Dealing with Distance is a new podcast which will give real people; normal people, the opportunity to tell their stories about how they and their loved ones are dealing with Covid-19. This pod is not a place for expert advice on the virus, nor is it a presentation of hacks or advice on how to live through these complex times.  It is just a chance to hear how people are dealing with the distance imposed upon us by the Corona virus. We will hear in interviews and bonus aftershows from professionals, freelancers, parents, students, teachers, teenagers, carers.....about how this period has affected them.

In this 9th interview episode, Matt interviewed healthcare company employee and family carer Lisa. She kindly told us how things are developing in Ireland at the moment, how her colleagues are stretched trying to serve the health service and how she is coping with caring for her father in these difficult times. Go raibh maith agat, Lisa!

Was your hands guys, and stay safe!

Produced by Matt Beadle & Marc Pavey.

If you would like to share your story or just get in touch: [email protected], or twitter: @mattlbeadle

In this episode Marc Pavey and Matt Beadle discuss some of the points raised by Strengths Coach Dr Martin Friedrich.

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twitter: @mattlbeadle

Dealing with Distance is a new podcast which will give real people; normal people, the opportunity to tell their stories about how they and their loved ones are dealing with Covid-19. This pod is not a place for expert advice on the virus, nor is it a presentation of hacks or advice on how to live through these complex times.  It is just a chance to hear how people are dealing with the distance imposed upon us by the Corona virus. We will hear in interviews and bonus aftershows from professionals, freelancers, parents, students, teachers, teenagers, carers.....about how this period has affected them.

In this 8th interview episode, Matt interviewed strengths and business coach Dr Martin Friedrich. Martin shares with us his grounded, ruminative thoughts on entrepreneurialism, change management and his own take on the importance to differentiate between 'social distancing' and 'spatial distancing'. Vielen Dank Martin.  Es war eine Ehre.

Was your hands guys, and stay safe!

Produced by Matt Beadle & Marc Pavey.

If you would like to share your story or just get in touch: [email protected], or twitter: @mattlbeadle

In this episode Marc Pavey and Matt Beadle discuss some of the points raised (and some not raised) by musician and college lecturer James.

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twitter: @mattlbeadle

Dealing with Distance is a new podcast which will give real people; normal people, the opportunity to tell their stories about how they and their loved ones are dealing with Covid-19. This pod is not a place for expert advice on the virus, nor is it a presentation of hacks or advice on how to live through these complex times.  It is just a chance to hear how people are dealing with the distance imposed upon us by the Corona virus. We will hear in interviews and bonus aftershows from professionals, freelancers, parents, students, teachers, teenagers, carers.....about how this period has affected them.

In this 7th interview episode, Matt interviewed musician and UK college music teacher James. James is very clearly passionate about teaching and shares with us the challenges that he and his colleagues are going through to provide the best possible education for their students. He also raises a fascinating argument that maybe the younger generation are less affected by the current digital transition than some...Thanks James. Keep up the amazing work in education!

Was your hands guys, and stay safe!

Produced by Matt Beadle & Marc Pavey.

If you would like to share your story or just get in touch: [email protected], or twitter: @mattlbeadle

In this episode Marc Pavey and Matt Beadle discuss some of the points raised by producer, writer and Spurs fan Barnaby Slater.

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twitter: @mattlbeadle

Dealing with Distance is a new podcast which will give real people; normal people, the opportunity to tell their stories about how they and their loved ones are dealing with Covid-19. This pod is not a place for expert advice on the virus, nor is it a presentation of hacks or advice on how to live through these complex times.  It is just a chance to hear how people are dealing with the distance imposed upon us by the Corona virus. We will hear in interviews and bonus aftershows from professionals, freelancers, parents, students, teachers, teenagers, carers.....about how this period has affected them.

In this 6th interview episode, Matt interviewed writer, producer and Spurs fan Barnaby Slater. Prevented from his usual 'people watching' in coffee shops and cafes as a source of inspiration for his work, freelancer Barnaby tells us about how he is finding more time for exercise, how he is dealing with the distance from football and about his mum drove the cabrio down the motorway in March with the top down. Thanks Barney!

Was your hands guys, and stay safe!

Produced by Matt Beadle & Marc Pavey.

If you would like to share your story or just get in touch: [email protected], or twitter: @mattlbeadle