You and Me and Everyone We Know

You and Me and Everyone We Know is an audio diary made by everyday people living through the Covid-19 pandemic. In today's episode, we hear from a college senior about pandemic life in her last semester of college. We’ll also hear from a writer who’s finding comfort on familiar running paths. And we’ll talk book recommendations and more with @bookish_hooker. Press play to listen to the latest episode!

Thanks for listening! And thank you to Macey, Katie and Kedrin for connecting with all of us. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @heybrentlove.

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Wish Macey a Happy Birthday! https://www.instagram.com/macey_loud_hines/

Kedrin’s fundraiser on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bookish_hooker/

Read Katie’s amazing blog here: https://katieleigh.wordpress.com/

You and Me and Everyone We Know is an audio diary made by everyday people living through the Covid-19 pandemic. In today's episode, Kristina from episode 2 updates us on her family's 24-hour decision to return home from Germany to South Dakota. We also talk about backyard chickens and how thirsty someone can get in coronavirus isolation. Press play to listen to the latest episode!

Thanks for listening! And thank you to Chewey, Stephanie and Kristina for connecting with all of us. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @heybrentlove.

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Nancy Podcast: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/nancy

You and Me and Everyone We Know is an audio diary made by everyday people living through the Covid-19 pandemic. In today's episode, we talk about one man's experience of the pandemic in Jordan and how a London grocer has changed her business to provide the food people need in the crisis. We talk about moving flats during the quarantine and how a mom in Minnesota has turned to ice to relieve some family anxiety. Press play to listen to the latest episode!

Thanks for listening! And thank you to Ramzi, Kelly and Tanya for connecting with all of us. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @heybrentlove.

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Middle Lane Market: https://www.instagram.com/middlelanemarket/

Tanya (send her your baby bangs!): https://www.instagram.com/olivejoos/

You and Me and Everyone We Know is an audio diary made by everyday people living through the coronavirus pandemic. In today's episode, we talk UX design, alter egos, Austin, Texas, fearing for our grandparents, ginger tea and pumpkin squares. We also talk about how important it is to be social in the time of social distancing and about making art in quarantine. Press play to listen to the latest episode!

Thanks for listening! And thank you to Leanna, Shannon and Aunt Nanete for connecting with all of us. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @heybrentlove.

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**Leanna's Witch's Brew Ginger Tea: https://heybrentlove.com/mermaid-peace-corps-friend-my-aunt-nanete-leanna-shannon-meg-austin-indianapolis-lake-jackson-coronavirus-podcast/

**Aunt Nanete's art: http://www.megscottart.com/

You and Me and Everyone We Know is an audio diary made by everyday people living through the coronavirus pandemic. In today's episode we talk bands streaming music from the Texas Hill Country, the spiritual connection between an audience and a performer, and freshwater snorkeling. We also talk about how contagious kindness and love can be, and how refugees have so much to teach the world about how to hold onto hope in our worst days.

Thanks for listening! And thank you Angela, Sunny and Marian for connecting with all of us. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @heybrentlove.

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Go to Marian's live shows on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/marian.brackney

Support Angela's team and work at Alight here: https://wearealight.org/

This is You and Me and Everyone We Know - an audio diary made by everyday people living through the coronavirus pandemic.

In this episode we’re talking to two people. First up is Larissa Loden, a jewelry designer and business owner in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In our conversation we cover ways her company is reaching out to their community with inspiration and joy, and how she’s doing as a mom of a young babe. And we talk memes. And the importance of bubbles at a time like this.

In the second half of the show, we’re talking to Amalia Nicholson, a producer in Los Angeles who’s new hashtag OOTDistancing is inspiring us all to get dressed up fancy while we’re staying home. In that convo we talk RuPaul, FaceTime Dinner Parties, and what we’re watching on TV during isolation.

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Thank you for listening! Whether you’re listening to this right now, or you’re a guest on this podcast, you are part of a community. You are not alone.

Thank you for taking time to listen, time to connect. And time remember that we’re all in this together.

This podcast is created by everyday people telling their stories of living through this insane time. If YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @heybrentlove.

This is You and Me and Everyone We Know - an audio diary made by everyday people living through the coronavirus pandemic.

Whether you’re listening to this right now, or you’re a guest on this podcast, you are part of a community. You are not alone.

Thank you for taking time to listen, time to connect. And time remember that we’re all in this together.

In this episode we’re talking to two people on opposite sides of the country. First, we’ll talk to Amy - a mom of three grown kids and a surrogacy professional who shares what it’s like right now for surrogates and the parents they’re helping.

After Amy, we’ll talk to Mason - a college student who’s now finishing the semester living at home in small town Texas.

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Thanks for listening! And thank you Mason and Amy for connecting with me and with everyone listening. If YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @ heybrentlove.

If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if you’d like to talk to someone and share what’s happening in your corner of the world, you can message me at heybrentlove.com or send me a direct message on Instagram @heybrentlove

Here’s a bunch of love to everyone out there. We’ll get through this together.

This is You and Me and Everyone we know, a podcast we’re all making together. Whether you are listening right now or you are a guest on this podcast, you are part of a community. You are not alone. We are all connected to each other. Right now.

In every episode, one person is sharing what life is like for them right now, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. Thank you for taking time to listen, time to connect. And time remember that we’re all in this together.

Today, we’re talking to Kristin. Kristin and I went to college together at Abilene Christian University. We met when both of us joined a study abroad program in Oxford. We didn’t like each other. Yet.

We were growing up at the same time. And soon we realized how much we actually loved being together. We laughed a ton through our last two years in Abilene. Now Kristin and her husband Tripp live in Washington State with their corgis and with a real sense that the world has suddenly changed.

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Thanks for listening! And thank you Kristin for connecting with me and with everyone listening. If YOU, dear listener, want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @ heybrentlove.

Wherever you’re listening right now, you might feel scared. You might feel isolated. But you are never, ever alone. And by listening, you’re connecting to a wide web of people, all of us working to get through this together.

If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing how everyday people are getting through these tough days, please share this podcast with them. And if you’d like to talk to someone and share what’s happening in your corner of the world, you can message me at heybrentlove.com or send me a direct message on Instagram @heybrentlove

I can’t wait to talk to you. Here’s a bunch of love to everyone out there. We’ll get through this together.

This is You and Me and Everyone We Know, a podcast we’re all making together. Whether you are listening right now or you are a guest on this podcast, you are part of a community. You are not alone.

Today, we’re talking to Joseph in Kampala, Uganda. Joseph and I met in Uganda in 2013. We worked for the same humanitarian organization, but my desk was in Minneapolis, and his was in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement. We had no idea then that we would work together across Uganda, doing some of the most meaningful work of our lives. We had no idea we would become dear, dear friends.

Joseph and I became fathers at the same time. He and his wife Oliver welcomed two daughters into the world in recent years. I LOVE getting to see pictures of them growing up. And yesterday Joseph jumped on the phone with me after a grueling 4 hour trip through Kampala traffic to sit with his girls and tell me how coronavirus is just starting to effect them. And to remind me that Uganda has been through so many, many epidemics. I was grateful to hear what he’s learned from those experiences.

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Thanks for listening! And thank you Joseph for connecting with me and with everyone listening. If YOU want to be part of this podcast go to heybrentlove.com and tap coronavirus podcast on the menu or find me on Instagram @ heybrentlove.

What happens when you're friend lives down the street, but you don't feel like you can go see them? Well, first things first, you give them a call. :)

his is You and Me and Everyone we know, a podcast made by everyday people trying to get through the coronavirus pandemic together. In each episode you’ll hear from regular people sharing what their lives are like... right now.

Today I’m talking to my neighbor, Alissa. That sounds simple enough, even blasé. And last week, it would have been. But now, we’re three blocks away and neither of us really want to get out and go see each other. It’s weird.

Alissa and I used to work together at Alight, a refugee centered organization based in Minneapolis. We’ve actually traveled the world together, which is crazy to think about right now. Then Alissa and her partner Baraka moved in down the street and we became neighborhood buddies, meeting up at our neighborhood grocery store, The Wedge, for a smoothie and some friendly chitter chatter.

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Thank you for listening. If feel like someone you know might feel comforted by hearing friendly voices of everyday people getting through this time together, please share this podcast with them. And if you’d like to talk to someone and share what’s happening in your corner of the world, you can message me at heybrentlove.com or send me a direct message on Instagram @heybrentlove.