After suffering from burnout himself, host James Azurin returns to the show with a follow-up to the recent Black Lives Matter podcast episode, ways to combat burnout from social media/politics, and the upcoming school year with the Coronavirus. Thanks for listening. 

Host James Azurin is joined by Mark Fenner, Rashaan Scott, and Aaron Carson to discuss the recent protests, civil unrest, and the Black Lives Matter movement in a project-first interview compilation episode. What's happening right now with all the protests? What can YOU do to help? Why is this so important? 

**ALL PROCEEDS GO TO COMMUNITY BAIL FUNDS FOR ARRESTED PROTESTERS** Visit sollunaproject.com for more resources. 

Coming off a two week break due to personal injury, host James Azurin returns in the broadcast format, with updates and a live monologue on perspecing in.tive and productivity. Listen to our latest episodes and support the show @ anchor.fm/sollunaproject. Thank you for listening.

Security Officer and Soon-To-Be-Father Mark Fenner joins the show to talk about his quarantine, incoming parenthood, and starting a business. 

Costco boycotts, United Airlines, and murder hornets; the world keeps finding ways to surprise us.  James takes a quick look at some recent, lesser-known stories from the past few days. This is the first episode of Mid-Week Update. 

Happy Mother's Day! James talks about his mom in a brief Mother's Day special. Thanks for listening.

For this Quarantine Call, Valerie Claunch talks about how the Culinary and Restaurant industries have been affected by the coronavirus and how the quarantine impacts her personal life. Always great to talk to, she provides valuable insight on chefs and other food industry workers in the wake of rising unemployment.

Software Engineer Omar Jawaad joins the show to discuss being the 'new guy' at work during the quarantine, how he tries to stay motivated to work from home, and government response and development behind the scenes. 

To 'infinititty' and beyond! A behind-the-scenes metacast on the Solluna Project and the our thoughts behind it. James talks about his struggles with starting the creation project and putting together a podcast.