An adult child gets to know her mother during the pandemic.

This is part of our mini-series The Blanket Fort Sessions, a collection of personal essays on finding connection during the pandemic.

Music in this episode:

Hart, M - Debussy: La plus que lente

Kevin Mcleod - Magic Scout - Farm

Clip from [Oppa Thinking] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJyWeUSb3SE

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Grace talks to people for a living. Now she has to do that through a computer screen.

This is part of our mini-series The Blanket Fort Sessions, a collection of personal essays on finding connection during the pandemic.

Joshua describes the many beautiful ways the lockdown can bring people together.

This is part of our mini-series The Blanket Fort Sessions, a collection of personal essays on finding connection during the pandemic.

Find Joshua's writing at:

www.joshuapoh.com

www.notingthisdown.substack.com

www.instagram.com/letmereadthis/

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In this episode, Lauren explores how relationships with our non-human friends can teach us to connect with our human ones.

This is part of our mini-series The Blanket Fort Sessions, a collection of personal essays on finding connection during the pandemic.

Lauren's podcast can be found at:

https://www.instagram.com/the.urban.equestrian/

https://soundcloud.com/lauren-koh

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This is the first episode in our mini-series, the Blanket Fort Sessions. It's a collection of personal essays on finding connection during the pandemic.

Essay 1 is about the gift and curse of being together in tight quarters amid COVID-19.

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What do the sounds we love say about us?

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Bill Poorman and Nikolaj Groeneweg are expatriate husbands. Meaning they followed their wives' jobs to Singapore, and play the role of primary caregiver to their kids. And in an era that celebrates gender equality that shouldn't be weird, but we still act like it is. Why?

Find the We Don't Mean to Dwell podcast: www.dontmeantodwell.com/

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Producing a podcast is as much of an art as it is a science. Our goal on this show is to put out high quality content, while at the same time being true to who we are.

So what goes into making a great, authentic show? Danny Christnanto Koordi, host of the Economical Rice Podcast, spills all.

Find the Economical Rice podcast: www.economicalricepodcast.com/

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Nobody Cares is back. In this episode, Jon Wang of the LongKangKitties podcast talks about creating an underwater utopia for hamsters, and Ethan and I rank acts of animal cruelty.

Learn more about Hampture: http://hampture.blogspot.com/

Find the LongKangKitties podcast: https://longkangkitties.com/

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Why do some people think Singapore is a boring, soulless city?

Lorenzo Petrillo, director of the Urban Design Festival, shares how redesigning our public spaces can help change that perception.

Find out about the Urban Design Festival: https://www.urbandesignfestival.com/

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