Talks With Elona

A few years ago, Jonathan Kubben Quiñonez quit his job to travel the world. His story doesn't follow a typical trajectory of someone who quit their 9-5 to live "freely." Jonathan is a successful entrepreneur, speaker and philanthropist. His travels serve a a far greater purpose than personal pleasure and self exploration: he volunteers for humanitarian missions with UNICEF and he is building a school out of recycled plastic! In today's conversation we dive into content creation, content strategy and the future of the social media industry in turbulent times like this.The information in this recording is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional advice or information. All content in this recording is for general information purposes only and does not replace official sources of information such as CDC and WHO.

This is an exclusive podcast only episode with Asaf Yashayev, a patient with cancer from New York City. COVID-19 is impacting many people who are scheduled to receive medical treatment in hospitals. People with cancer are especially vulnerable in a time like this. Here is Asaf's story.Full disclosure: The information in this podcast is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional advice or information. All content contained in this podcast is for general information purposes only and does not replace official sources of information such as CDC and WHO.

Matthew Kepnes, also known as NomadicMatt, just returned from a trip to Taiwan and France and tested positive for the virus. Matt is one of the original and most successful travel bloggers in the world. He is also a New York Times best selling author and recently came out with a new book called Ten Years a Nomad: A Traveler's Journey Home. Here is Matt's story.The information in this recording is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional advice or information. All content in this recording is for general information purposes only and does not replace official sources of information such as CDC and WHO.

Jokke Sommer has a different perspective on life than an average human. After all, he spends most of his time flying out of airplanes or BASE jumping from the worlds most epic peaks. How does someone like Jokke view current events and what is he up to now? Jokke has a very easy going, indomitable approach to life so I was very curious to hear what he has to say. I selfishly caught him right before bedtime and here is what he told me!The information in this recording is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional advice or information. All content in this recording is for general information purposes only and does not replace official sources of information such as CDC and WHO.

This is an exclusive podcast only episode with Gina DiGiovanni, an X-Ray Technician at Holy Name Medical Center in New Jersey. Holy Name is dubbed the "epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak in the State of New Jersey." We talk about the importance of her work, the current situation at the hospital, the severity of the cases and much more.Full disclosure: Gina's opinions are not representative of the Holy Name Medical Center. The information in this recording is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional advice or information. All content in this recording is for general information purposes only and does not replace official sources of information such as CDC and WHO.

Today I am talking to American Army Officer, Collin Scarborough. Collin was deployed to Camp Casey in South Korea and he is a logistics officer, handling all logistics planning for a group of ~300 Soldiers in an artillery unit. Collin and I talk about his experience with the Coronavirus outbreak in South Korea. We talk about how the news came out, how it was handled, where he thinks we will be in the coming months and more. Full disclosure: Collins opinions are not representative of the service. This is a true story but it should not be your source of information on the Coronavirus. For the most up to date facts and advice please visit https://www.cdc.gov/ and https://www.who.int/.