From the moment you move into a new home, the projects begin and never stop. With all this extra time at home now during the pandemic, it seems the projects have multiplied.

A spark has ignited across the country as we slowly climb out of the pandemic while facing head on a crisis that continues to plague the US: the oppression of black people.

Spring is peaking, the pandemic curve is sloping down, and we're all gradually emerging to figure out our new reality.

We meant it when we said it's important to check in with each other during this time of insanity. John and Patrick bring on a group of listeners for a Zoom roundtable on how we're all managing life during a pandemic.

The school-year is officially canceled. Daycare is closed for a couple more months. What has felt temporary, is now settling into something more.

As we settle into week five of staying home and trying to balance managing a family and work, we're having to relearn how to keep up with parenting.

More than ever, it's important that we find time to check in with ourselves and with our friends and family.

This is life now. It's socially distant. It's virtual school and work. It's 24/7 parenting. And as much as it's all feeling like Groundhog Day, each week has it's own flavor.

Our society's response to COVID-19 has triggered rapid changes in how we live—with such frequency that we're left trying to adapt daily as best we can.

Alright folks, now we are just winging it at a whole new level. Families everywhere are coping with the day-to-day uncertainty brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. And this is only the beginning.