In Fifty Years

In the final episode of Season 1, listen as I reflect on COVID, episodes from this first season, and a bit of the story behind the creation of the podcast.

Join me for the last interview episode in our first season, the COVID episodes. I talk with my sister-in-law, Rosanne, about COVID from the perspective of a nurse.

My daughter, Sheri, joins me on this episode to talk about quarantine from an extrovert lens. We also talk about our joint project to bring remote instruction to Kindergarten through Grade 2 students.https://freeresources.amplify.com/colonial-towns-and-townspeople/https://freeresources.amplify.com/a-new-nation/https://freeresources.amplify.com/the-war-of-1812/

Join me as I talk with my niece, Gretchen and her husband, Zach. 2019 was a pivotal year for them and they were looking forward to a chill 2020. Listen to how they are thinking about the current reality.

On today's episode I talk with my brother, Bruce Keillor, to hear how his personal and professional life has changed because of COVID.

Susan talks with her granddaughter, Mady, about quarantine life as a 10 year old. Mady describes school in a remote context, her favorites, and thoughts on the future.

In this episode, Susan talks with her 80-year old Dad. They discuss life before quarantine, how COVID impacted the daily routine, and his hopes for the post-COVID response.

In this episode Susan talks with her Mom who recounts her own mother's experience with the Spanish Influenza. She explains how she came to know of this experience, the similarities to our current COVID-19 reality, and what she hopes will be remembered.

Welcome to In Fifty Years, a new podcast that documents the stories of one family. In each episode our host, Susan Lambert, captures family stories from the present and the past. Who's the keeper of your family stories? Make sure you collect them for the next generation!