"Is this Pandora's Box?" Urcell asks during her interview. "Can we put it back in? I don't know." 
 
Urcell was a school teacher and medical social worker. She addresses the questions of access and community in her interview in 2015. You can read more about her in the accompaning newsletter post on <a href="https://storiesofelders.substack.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Substack</a>.

"Is this Pandora's Box?" Urcell asks during her interview. "Can we put it back in? I don't know." Urcell was a school teacher and medical social worker. She addresses the questions of access and community in her interview in 2015. You can read more about her in the accompaning newsletter post on Substack.

"Is this Pandora's Box?" Urcell asks during her interview. "Can we put it back in? I don't know." 
 
Urcell was a school teacher and medical social worker. She addresses the questions of access and community in her interview in 2015. You can read more about her in the accompaning newsletter post on <a href="https://storiesofelders.substack.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Substack</a>.

Episode 50 - Urcell Schulterbrandt

Anthropologist Veronica Kirin traveled 12,000 miles across the United States interviewing the Greatest Generation to document the high-tech revolution. This podcast shares clips from the interviews with elders and with strangers who are asked "how do you think technology is changing us?" The full study was published in the award-winning book "Stories of Elders: What the Greatest Generation Knows about Technology that You Don't."

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