How do we communicate our frustration during a pandemic? Julie talks to local resident and former congressional staffer Mike Glazer about liberty during the Covid-19 crisis: how we can best make our voices heard, which elected officials we should be communicating with, and Mike's take on the anti-shutdown protest in Harrisburg last Monday, April 20, 2020.

SHOW NOTES:

What Do We Need!
Nonpartisan Call-to-Action on testing and logistics -- the page on the Lewisburg Neighborhoods website includes an update reflecting the fourth COVID-19 Stimulus bill; thank your legislators if you contacted them and they voted for it; continue to keep an eye on testing developments
Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act -- Stimulus #4

  Testing, Testing, Testing: Testing Deep Dive -- "an ongoing testing regimen reduces the number of people that need to be isolated, allowing the remainder to return to work," plus the details Contact Tracing Corps -- Medical Students, National Service and Public Health Rockefeller Foundation Testing Proposal -- more concrete, slightly more modest, call on Peace Corps and AmeriCorps   On Reopening: CDC Guidance for Reopening -- testing is required (but vague on how or or by whom) PA Phased Reopening Plan -- includes link to the full plan National Coronavirus Response:  A Road Map to Reopening -- American Enterprise Institute proposal, includes lots of testing Draft of Detailed Reopening Guidelines -- still in the works, preview here For offices -- what might this look like For restaurants -- a twitter thread with images  

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FEATURED MUSIC: Intro: “In The 21st Century” by Keshco is licensed under a CC Attribution-Share Alike License. Outro: "On The Wings" by Citay is licensed under a CC Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike License.   Produced in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.