<p>This second interview is with Jon -  a climatologist, husband and father of three children. He lives in a small house about 7 km from the City of Melbourne and had to pack up his office and work out of his bedroom while simultaneously trying to help his young children do online learning from home. We hear of how this all looked on a day to day basis and what he had to do in order to support his family through this time of isolation.</p>

This second interview is with Jon - a climatologist, husband and father of three children. He lives in a small house about 7 km from the City of Melbourne and had to pack up his office and work out of his bedroom while simultaneously trying to help his young children do online learning from home. We hear of how this all looked on a day to day basis and what he had to do in order to support his family through this time of isolation.

<p>This second interview is with Jon -&nbsp; a climatologist, husband and father of three children. He lives in a small house about 7 km from the City of Melbourne and had to pack up his office and work out of his bedroom while simultaneously trying to help his young children do online learning from home. We hear of how this all looked on a day to day basis and what he had to do in order to support his family through this time of isolation.</p>

Lockdown: Stories from Inside Interview with Jon

This is a series of interviews via Zoom with people living in the State of Victoria, Australia as they emerge from a 7 month Lockdown and State-wide restrictions in order to "flatten the curve" of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. 
We talk about what it meant for each individual to deal with sudden changes to their lives, and the unique circumstances that contributed to their ability to adapt to restrictions put in place such as a 5km radius ("ring of steel") , mandatory facemasks, work permits, checkpoints, remote learning for all children, police and military presence and heavy financial penalties for non-compliance. There is no political or ideological agenda here, and it is my hope that this space promotes understanding, compassion and growth through the sharing of human experience.

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This is a series of interviews via Zoom with people living in the State of Victoria, Australia as they emerge from a 7 month Lockdown and State-wide restrictions in order to "flatten the curve" of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. We talk about what it meant for each individual to deal with sudden changes to their lives, and the unique circumstances that contributed to their ability to adapt to restrictions put in place such as a 5km radius ("ring of steel") , mandatory facemasks, work permits, checkpoints, remote learning for all children, police and military presence and heavy financial penalties for non-compliance. There is no political or ideological agenda here, and it is my hope that this space promotes understanding, compassion and growth through the sharing of human experience.

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