So, How Are You Doing?

In this episode I speak with Charles, a personal financial advisor in Tennessee. We discuss how his daily life has changed, between both working from home and home schooling his children. We’ll also have a discussion about how the pandemic has affect the stock market and take a look at how our government had been responding to it.

My guest for this episode in Alejandro, a therapist living Buenos Aires.We’ll discuss how Argentina is responding to the pandemic, and what work and life are like now, under the country’s current lockdown.

For this episode I speak with Wes, a PhD Disaster Researcher living in Kyoto, Japan with wife and two children. Besides hearing about his current life in Japan, I ask his professional opinion on how the United States, Japan and other countries have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, and where he sees things going from here.

My Guest for this episode is Alli, A high school teacher in New York City. While she is now teaching remotely from her Manhattan school, she is also self-isolating in her 425 square-foot Brooklyn apartment.We discuss how she, her school and her students have adapted to learning online, as well as the changes to her newly confined personal life.

In this episode I talk to Megan, a Nurse Practitioner at a nursing home in Annapolis, Maryland, where she lives with with her husband who is also nurse in a local hospital, and their ten year old daughter.

My guest for this episode is Sean, a firefighter and father of two, here in Portland, Oregon. We will be talking about how his department and city have been preparing for the Coronavirus outbreak, and also how his family has been handling it. As the situation evolves I will be checking back with him, to see how he and his fire departing are coping with the this pandemic.

Life in the COVID-19 era. In this episode, I talk with Chelsea, a realtor in Portland, Oregon about her personal life and the housing market during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Life in the COVID-19 era. My guest for this episode is Sarah, a Professor of Social Work in Ohio, and a single mother. She was visiting family in Tennessee when the outbreak occurred and has remained there since. As the Pandemic evolves I will check back with her, to see how she and her family are doing.