Quarantunes's Podcast

Gourmet coffee enthusiast Dan is introducing Brazilians to a new style of coffee, but how do you survive when your customers have stopped coming to work? He tells us what its like to be a small business owner during Covid 19 and shares how his Spotify playlist helps soften the blow.

When the Spanish government announced strict lockdown measures, Madrid based Andrea made the difficult decision that her two sons would be better off with their Dad in the UK. She tells us how she has coped these three months without them and why today is a special day.

2020 was meant to be an exciting year for Cal and his family. He had planned a six month sabbatical in Tokyo spending time adding to his vinyl collection, learning Japanese and watching the Olympics. Things haven't quite turned out as planned as he tell us in the latest episode of Quarantunes.

Back in Melbourne, Australia, Mel talks to her class teacher Miss Shafto, who set off on a month long trip to Europe only to find the countries she planned to visit going into lockdown. Cleaning, show tunes and Calisthenics are keeping her busy, but will Covid 19 restrictions affect her November wedding? Find out more in our latest episode.

From Rio to Caracas to Bogota, life has been busy for Susan, so a slow down provides some precious family time, a chance to revisit favourite tunes and reveals an intriguing debt to the sour dough whisperer.

In Episode 2 we talk dogs, band merch, and why it is always good to jump up and down on the bed, with Al from Clapham. Oh and there are some banging tunes too.

In our first episode, we head to the outskirts of Melbourne to find out what life is like during lock down in Australia. The episode features an eclectic mix of music.