Global Pandemic

What happens when you are due to have a baby during Covid-19? Listen to Justin's story as he tells me about their experience.

Again, I am sorry there is no music, non intro etc. Homeschooling is killing me! Still really want to get these out though. Enjoy.

Sorry about not doing an intro for this one, having some technical difficulties. Still wanted to get it out though as I had a wonderful chat with Suzanne. Enjoy.

I checked back in with Kim in Singapore and got quite a shock! Having not been watching the news lately I was surprised to hear how much things had changed in such a short time.

Max has made a complete recovery, but how is everything else going in France these days? I caught up with Max again to find out how things have progressed.

Checked back in with Mitch in Alaska and some really awesome things happening in their community, even if homeschooling is driving everyone crazy!

Back in Canada to chat to Jakub about how things have changed in the last couple of weeks and whether there is any sign of the end.

Well it's time for take 2! I am checking back in with all my guests from season 1 to see how things are progressing and how they are coping, starting with my old mate Ben in Wellington, NZ.

The situation in NYC is truly worrying and listening to Alison describe it was difficult.But in the end we found a way to laugh and look at the bright side.

Finally got to chat to someone in Italy. While this may be the hardest hit country, communities are coming together in the most wonderful of ways.

On day four of lockdown and with only 8 confirmed cases, I chat to Ru about how things are going in the capital of Zimbabwe

There's a relative calm in Germany. The death rate is low and testing is efficient. But that hasn't stopped them from preparing for the worst. Janine fills me in.

With over 1 billion people and a whole lot of stuck tourists, how is India coping with Covid-19? Ashana gives me some insight to the situation.

Lockdown in Prague. Spring has arrived and where the squares would normally be filled with tourists, Justin walks his dog without meeting another soul. Will Czech's drastic measures flatten the curve?

Sweden is pretty much operating as "business as usual" while almost the rest of the world goes into lockdown. I check in with 79 year old Jim to see how he feels about that.

After 25 years, the military are back on the streets. How are the locals reacting? Suzanne shares her thoughts and experience of pre and post democratic South Africa as they navigate their way through the pandemic.

Finally got to do a real happy hour! Nik and Tiffani give me the low down about how Covid-19 is effecting their life and what they are doing about it.

Taiwan is not in lockdown. How is this possible when it seems like the rest of the world are staying home? Listen in to find out what Taiwan has been doing to fight Covid-19

The military and the police are out and you can't even go for a walk. What life is like inside a country in complete lock down.

Spring in Denmark, the birds are chirping and people are staying home. Elvira tells me about how Denmark has been preparing for and dealing with Covid-19.

There is hope in crisis, connection in isolation. You just have to find it. Leslie has some wonderful tips for staying positive and finding gratitude, even in lockdown. You can also join her free online meditation group here http://lesliesaglio.com/freemeditation/

A very clear and fascinating look at how and why Singapore was able to get on top of Covid-19 so quickly, and I can tell you that it had little to do with whether they closed their schools or not.

Max describes life in Paris under a complete lockdown plus who gets tested in France and what happens if you are a suspected though unconfirmed Covid-19 case.

Mitchel is in quarantine at the moment where he lives in Alaska and joined me this morning to tell me about the situation there.

I caught up with my old friend Ben to chat about the very recent announcement from the NZ Government in response to Covid-19. The message is a very unambiguous "DON'T GO OUT" and I asked Ben what this would mean for him and his family during this time.

Straight after being online with Canada, I jumped on with Konner who has been living in Daegu, South Korea for the last 18 months, the worst hit city in the country. Konner discusses the current situation but also how things were managed during the peak of the outbreak.

Through the wonder of facebook, I put out the call and my fellow podcasters answered. So thrilled to have met and been able to chat to Jakub from the Ontario region of Canada about what they are going through right now and how they are dealing with the pandemic in their corner of the world. This was recorded 30 min prior to release.