Links

Milissa Wilk Larstanna is a caretaker, community organizer, advocate and creative artist from NJ  who is empowered by the strong women role models  in her life.

Laura Lipson is a writer, marketing professional, and documentary maker from Los Angeles. She's finding a way to nourish her soul during self-isolation. 

Dr. Jessica McCrea is a clinical psychologist with a lifelong interest in personal transformation.  She tells us that coping in the age of coronavirus can take a little imagination.

Bob Lipson is an 85 year old retiree who started a second career as a pianist. He has a mantra for coping with self-isolation during the Coronavirus pandemic.

How does an artist cope with self-isolation? Maybe by re-writing the narrative and turning it into a positive. Today we link with Brenda Lee Lau, a writer/director from Venice Beach, California.

Author and podcaster Eddie Louise, the creator of the audio drama The Tales of Sage and Savant, offers a unique lyrical approach to coping. Get ready to sing!

In this episode, we’re linking to speaker, author and podcaster Sean Howard, who tells us how even the smallest act of kindness can keep us tethered to humanity in a huge way.

Kate Wallinga is a podcaster and host of the shows Ignorance was Bliss and Life World. She offers her unique perspective on self-isolation.

Ann talks about the irony of self-isolation: by definition, a thing we must go through alone but with millions doing it simultaneously, it's a thing we are going through alone, together. Despite self-isolation, it's important to stay interconnected. Each one of us is a link. And so long as those links stay connected, we can become a very strong chain that can support and strengthen every other link on the chain. 

And just like that the world changed overnight and we learned a new phrase: self-isolation. In the new age of coronavirus, how to you combat the overwhelming feeling of loneliness that comes with social distancing? How do you stay tethered to the world and to each other? By linking together through stories of hoping and coping. In this mini-podcast, contributors record short 2-3 minute long audio essays about hopes, dreams, and strategies for working through self-isolation. We are all dealing with this alone…but together. We are all links.