When control is lost, what's left?

With the news that schools won't reopen for the rest of the year, Laura considers what it means for us to settle into an ever-changing new normal. She draws from a conversation with Dr. James Furrow to learn how to become more resilient and adapt to this new time.

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With the news that schools will not reopen for the rest of the year, Laura considers what it means for us to settle into a new normal that is uncertain and ever-changing, and where so many things are out of our control. She draws from a conversation with Dr. James Furrow to figure out how to become more resilient and adapt to this new normal.

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Two weeks have passed... now what?

Two weeks into the Bay Area Shelter in Place Mandate, Laura reflects on the ways her family's life has changed, and shares the insights from her friend Arathi Ravier, whose essay on this time captures the pushes and pulls of this new life against the one we left behind.

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Two weeks into the Bay Area Shelter in Place Mandate, Laura reflects on the ways her family's life has changed, and shares the insights from her friend Arathi Ravier, whose essay on this time captures the pushes and pulls of this new life against the one we left behind.

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What happens when you turn your mind off?

Laura goes out of her home for the first time in two weeks, and shares what she's learned about meditation, prayer, and the importance of contemplative practices in a time when the chatter of our thoughts is constant.

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Laura goes out of her home for the first time in two weeks, and shares what she's learned about meditation, prayer, and the importance of contemplative practices in a time when the chatter of our thoughts is constant.

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What can photographs reveal about ourselves?

On today's Story Saturday episode, Laura turns to the work of another creative, photographer Sean Donnelly, whose work of shooting family portraits through windows has given him perspective on this time.

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On today's Story Saturday episode, Laura turns to the work of another creative, photographer Sean Donnelly, whose work of shooting family portraits through windows has given him perspective on this time.

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At our lowest of lows, how do we rise up?

As Laura struggles with her sorrow in real time, she looks to generations past as well as to those who are currently suffering on wisdom for how to grapple with the challenges we face.

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As Laura struggles with her sorrow in real time, she looks to generations past as well as to those who are currently suffering on wisdom for how to grapple with the challenges we face.

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