Mother Mine

In this episode we hear about husbands, singing, conversations, and much more.

Thank you to Joan, Brita, Karen, Cristina, Diane, Amanda, Carlann, and Anna whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, New Hampshire, Arizona, Florida, and Romania.

We are looking for people of all faiths to answer the question: What role has your faith played in this pandemic? Record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] -- thank you!

In this episode we hear from artists of all types from all over the USA about what life during the pandemic has been like for them.

Thanks to these amazing artists: Carlann, Diek, Tim, Monica, Jason, Akwi, Gardiner, Jennifer, Bailey, Taintor, Anna, and Vicki, whose voices are coming to you from Maine, Florida, Colorado, Iowa, New York, Oregon, Tennessee, New Hampshire, and Arkansas.

To find out more about these artists and their work:

 Violinist Carlann

Violist and Filmmaker Diek

Potter and Author Tim

Puppeteer Monica

Poet and Musician Jason

Multidisciplinary Artist and Writer Akwi

Actor and Writer Gardiner

Visual Artist Jennifer

Fiber Artist Bailey

Visual Artist Taintor

Painter Anna

Musician and Singer-Songwriter Vicki

We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/faith

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

I'm busy with a special episode for next week, but I thought it was a good moment to go back to the beginning and see how things have changed, or not. Here's a rerun of Episode 1.

Thanks to Laura, Brian, Diane, Jean, and Leda whose voices are coming to you from Maine, Washington D.C., New York, and Arizona.

We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

In this episode we hear about the greater good, taking risks, and much more.

We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

This episode includes diaries from Lauren, Laura, Amanda, Diane, and Karen whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, Washington D.C., and Singapore.

In this episode we hear about hugs, cleaning, community, and much more.

We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

This episode includes diaries from Amanda, Cristina, Diane, Dewaine, Joan, and Briana whose voices are coming to you from New Hampshire, Arizona, California, Pennsylvania, and Romania.

In this episode we hear about freezer trailers, unity, peace, fear, and much more.

Send us your stories about something awkward that happened during this pandemic. You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

This episode includes diaries from John, Cristina, Karen, Anna, Amanda, Tony, Sandy, and Diane whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, New York, Illinois, and Romania.

The next season of Shelter in Place starts next week, and I'm sure Laura will be back with more stories to make me laugh and cry, and plenty of big topics to think about. I'm bringing you this bonus episode "My Fabulous Foolproof Formula for Fame and Fortune," from Shelter in Place's first season, because I really like her discussion of changing the way we define success. If you like it, I suggest subscribing to her show so you can check out Season 2.

In this episode we hear about our sense of freedom, how we measure time now, and much more.

Send us your stories about what has surprised you during this pandemic. You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

This episode includes diaries from Karen, Cristina, Briana, Kate, Amanda, Brita, Anna, Diane, and Sue whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Romania, and the UK.

In this Special Episode we get a picture of the pandemic through the voices of the people who fed and were fed by Feed the Frontlines NYC.

To support Feed the Frontlines and all of the voices you heard here, visit: www.feedthefrontlinesnyc.org/

This episode includes the voices of Kate, Luca, Isabella, Ian, Mark, David, Rita, Keino and the Senior Lady he interviewed, John, Stephanie, Edith, Stephanie, Adair, Dan, Renee, Katherine, Tamara, John, Ivan, Julie, Ralph, Meghan, Altagracia, Fany, Julie, and Tony.

I'd like to give a huge thank you to the di Pietro family for connecting me with all of the people touched by Feed the Frontlines.

Special thanks goes to Angie, Mindy, Jaleh, Kylie, Isabel, Jared, Jill, Annie, and Joanie, as well as to Borough of Manhattan Community College, the West Side Federation for Senior and Supportive Housing, NYU Langone Hospital, and Mt. Sinai Hospital.

Thanks to Santiago Baena who did the English voice over.

Send us your stories about what happened during this pandemic that you will never forget. You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

In this episode we hear thoughts about time, what 'this' means, what it means to travel, and much more.

Send us your stories about what has surprised you during this pandemic. You can record on your smartphone and email it to [email protected] or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join

All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!

This episode includes diaries from Anna, Joan, Lindsay, Cameron, Amanda, Diane, Cristina, and Laura whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, New Hampshire, Arizona, New Jersey, and Romania.