<p>My guest this week is an author from Ohio who knows firsthand how difficult it can be communicating and compromising with siblings and parents who see the risks of the pandemic in different ways. Ultimately, during our conversation my guest says what's on all of our minds: "I am scared of people I love dying."</p>

My guest this week is an author from Ohio who knows firsthand how difficult it can be communicating and compromising with siblings and parents who see the risks of the pandemic in different ways. Ultimately, during our conversation my guest says what's on all of our minds: "I am scared of people I love dying."

Pandemic-Induced Family Conflict

Perspective 2020 is about self-awareness, honesty, genuine dialogue, and - as the name suggests - perspective. The coronavirus pandemic makes it clearer than ever that we let the differences between us overwhelm our ability to be decent, understanding, compassionate human beings. And it's time for that to change.

Host Kara Credle talks with people from different backgrounds, working different jobs, perceiving the world in unique, personal ways. Listeners are challenged and encouraged to seek out in particular the perspectives that are most unfamiliar to them.

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Perspective 2020 is about self-awareness, honesty, genuine dialogue, and - as the name suggests - perspective. The coronavirus pandemic makes it clearer than ever that we let the differences between us overwhelm our ability to be decent, understanding, compassionate human beings. And it's time for that to change. Host Kara Credle talks with people from different backgrounds, working different jobs, perceiving the world in unique, personal ways. Listeners are challenged and encouraged to seek out in particular the perspectives that are most unfamiliar to them.

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Pandemic-Induced Family Conflict

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