Terry Dean, Executive Director of the Collierville Arts Council in Collierville, TN joins the Main and Mulberry Podcast to discuss how Collierville's local theater has adjusted its upcoming season. CAC is yet another organization that has had to rethink operations. Castings, Mama Mia, and a special Christmas show are talked about on this episode of the Main and Mulberry Podcast.

Lydia Warren, of the Morton Museum in Collierville, TN, explains how the town’s museum is collecting and organizing current, historical accounts written by everyday, normal folks. Younger residents and the elderly are submitting personal recollections of this extraordinary period to the museum to be archived forever. Learn how you can submit your own story on this episode of the Main and Mulberry Podcast.

Matt Morgan, managing broker at Crye-Leike Realtors, explains how COVID-19 has affected Collierville, TN’s housing market. Is now still an opportune time to purchase your dream home? With video- and tele-conferecing capabilities, electronic signatures, and more, Crye-Leike was one company that was well-suited and able to quickly adapt to today’s new normal. All this and more is discussed on this episode of the Main and Mulberry Podcast.

Dr. Allison Hanauer, a local clinical psychologist, explores how to cope with anxiety and isolation. Dr. Hanauer provides listeners with a handful of unique tips to manage mounting worries while maintaining a productive schedule.

Hair Salons, and other close-contact businesses, were just moved into Phase 1, meaning they are now allowed to reopen with restrictions. Local Hair Stylist and Make-up Artist, McLaine Craig, explains what steps Halo Salon is taking to ensure their clients’ health and safety. In this follow-up to a previous interview, this salon addresses new, unique challenges that local, small businesses have never had to face before.

Anna Bells speaks to Cindy Thymius, photographer and owner of Cindy B. Thymius Photography, a local business that has been labeled “non-essential.” Cindy’s two decades of work have survived a move and change in clientele, but her business has never experienced anything like this before. Hear all about Cindy’s experience on this episode of Main and Mulberry: Community at Home.

Julie Knowles of the Collierville Arts Academy explains the importance of staying busy during Safer at Home. She and her husband are offering resources to parents who are suddenly being asked to home-school their children.

Dr. Mike Tankersley of the Tankersley Clinic educates listeners about the key differences between coronavirus symptoms and springtime allergies. What is the difference, and when should you be worried? Find out on this episode of Main and Mulberry: Community at Home.

Whether it’s community service or working to dunk a basketball, this group of Collierville High School seniors is doing their best to make the most of their newfound free time and see things in a positive light. On this episode of Main and Mulberry: Community at Home, listen to three high school seniors’ experiences in the midst of school closures and Safer at Home.

On this episode of Main and Mulberry: Community at Home, Collierville High School Principal Roger Jones speaks to the lengths that his administration and faculty have gone to ensure a relatively smooth transition to online learning. Mr. Jones also addresses students, their parents, and seniors.