Podcasts about corona chronicles

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The return of Zuncle kicks off with a quick look in these Rona Streets, Tarlo-isms takes a look at what to do about Black History Month and stuff we shouldn't put up with like Presidential crack pipes for the community, a quick visit to The Corner to speak on Amir Locke, and Tweets and Tidbits including Suck 'n Paint??!!

Louis Lombardi, best known for his characters in the hit television series “24” as the lovable computer systems analyst, Edgar Stiles, and his recurring role on “The Sopranos” join Danny and Jay for the first episode of '22. Subscribe to Diablos Den on YouTube Join the Diablos Den email list Follow Danny Diablo - https://www.instagram.com/dannydiablo_dms Follow Jay Reason - https://www.instagram.com/jayreason Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Zuncle as I have Kevin The Creative again for the last show of 2021 as we discuss the Top 10 R&B albums of the year as well as Top 10 overall albums. We also talk about Ye going even crazier for a moment

Join ya Zuncle with guest host Kevin The Creative as we discuss Nancy "Neck Nuker" Regan on Tarlo-isms, a quick look at the guilty verdict of Juicy Smooyay, and we start our year end wrap up by naming our Top 10 hip hop albums of 2021

Join ya Zuncle and guests Zauntie Mo and Kevin The Creative as we discuss a fraud in These Vaccine Streets, talk about the latest Verzuz "battle" between 3 6 Mafia and Bone, and wrap it up with Tweets and Tidbits including the trial of Juicy Smooyay

Freddy Alva joins Danny and Jay for this episode. Freddy Alva was born in Peru & grew up in Jackson Heights, Queens. He edited two of the first NYHC fanzines to feature Graffiti, co-released the seminal New Breed Tape Compilation, ran Wardance Records & booked shows at the early Abc No Rio scene. In the past couple of years he has written online articles for Noisy/Vice, No Echo, Mass Appeal & Cvlt Nation. Subscribe to Diablos Den on YouTube Join the Diablos Den email list Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join ya Zuncle as I have guest Kevin The Creative on to talk some new music, more money lost for non-vax actor, the Verzuz, between Stephanie Mills and Chakka Khan, and Tweets and Tidbits including R Kelly in a comic book??!!

Join ya Zuncle as we discuss what's happening on these Vaccine streets, Tarlo-isms takes as look at what's happening in the world of Kanye, TRS: Eternals and The Harder They Fall editions, Insecure episode 3 wrap up, and Tweets and Tidbits including a bi Joe Buddens??!!

Join ya Zuncle as I have Zauntie Mo from The Mo & Lo Show on to discuss Ice Cube in these Rona Streets, a racist ass Rolling Stones song on Tarlo-isms, Insecure ep. 2 talks, and Tweets & Tidbits including lap dances in a high school??!!

In our Corona Chronicles from our correspondent Iris Brandewiede from Münster in Westphalia, we hear a true-crime story today, because she has now also turned to the profession of fictional investigator and has also published a book on the subject. - In unseren Corona Chroniken von unserer Korrespondentin Iris Brandewiede aus Münster in Westfahlen hören wir heute eine True-Crime-Story, denn auch dem Berufszweig der Ermittlerin hat sie sich fiktiv nun zugewandt, und dazu auch ein Buch herausgegeben.

Join ya Zuncle as I discuss protests for Kyrie, Boosie with his ongoing dispute with Lil Nas X, TRS: Walé and Maxo Kream Edition, Insecure episode wrapup, and Tweets & Tidbits including a gaycist Michael Myers?!

SET IT OFF! Freddy Cricien aka Freddy Madball joins Danny and Jay for this episode. Freddy recaps the storied history of Madball, the legendary hardcore band he has fronted since 1988. Subscribe to Diablos Den on YouTube Join the Diablos Den email list Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join ya Zuncle as we look at these Rona Streets, another Tarlo-ism about the latest Dave Chappelle special The Closer, and Tweets & Tidbits including Lil Nas X claiming he's "delivert" but probably not

Happy 1 Year Anniversary to ya Zuncle!! Join him as he gets LIT off the Unofficial Drink Sponsor, speaks about tooting the booty up, the return of The Corner, and Tweets and Tidbits including secrets brought to you by Jazmine Sullivan.

Welcome back ya Zuncle as he sees what's happening in these Rona variant streets, looks at different aspects of gang culture in Tarlo-isms, TRS: Nas edition, and Tweets and Tidbits including our favorite runner and track star Sha'carri Richardson.

Jay and Danny are joined by Shadows Fall vocalist Brian Fair. Brian talks about how the upcoming reunion came together, hitting career milestones and the infamous "half-gold plaque" for the album “The War Within”. Brian also discusses coming up in the New England hardcore / metal scene with his band Overcast and his latest project Hell Night. Subscribe to Diablos Den on YouTube Join the Diablos Den email list Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join ya Zuncle as we take a look at these Rona Streets including Juvenile destroying the anthem, Tarlo-isms about an entitled Goldilocks and a bonus Tarlo-ism where the choppa is on opera mode, Tarlo Reviews Sh*t: Black Widow and Tyler The Creator edition, and Tweets & Tidbits.

During pandemic and lockdown, the last long winter was probably even more unpleasant than normal for many in Germany. When you can finally get outside again, even if only in your own garden, the joy is great - as long as the neighbours, who might also be a little stressed by the situation, don't complain. Our Corona Chronicler Iris Brandewiede tells of an event at the beginning of Germany's long-awaited summer. - Während Pandemie und Lockdown, war der letzte lange Winter für viele in Deutschland wohl noch unangenehmer als normalerweise. Wenn man dann endlich mal wieder raus kann, wenn auch nur in den eigenen Garten, ist die Freude gross – solange sich die Nachbarn, die vielleicht auch ein wenig von der Situation gestresst sein könnten, sich nicht beschweren. Unsere Corona Chroniklerin Iris Brandewiede erzählt von einem Ereignis am Anfang des lange auf sich warten lassenden Sommers in Deutschland.

Join Zuncle and guest K.Hall as they discuss the latest Verzuz between Keith Sweat and Bobby Brown, our latest and greatest track star Sha'carri Richardson on The Corner, and Tweets & Tidbits including possible unemployed Only Fans girls.

Our apologies for the delay between episodes. Danny and Jay are joined by two guests this episode. Eto is a rapper from Rochester NY and currently has 3 albums the last being released called "Long Story Short". His album with DJ Muggs "Hells Roof" was a highlight of 2019. Popmaster Fabel is a member of the Rock Steady Crew, dance instructor, choreographer, visual artist, educator, Hip Hop historian, DJ, film maker, activist and more. The boys also launch a new segment called "Wack Attack"; which we are sure you will enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been a long time since we heard from our Corona correspondent Iris Brandewiede in Germany. But the new world order is far from over. This 18th Corona Chronicle is about abbreviations that can only be understood by certain professions, but also about new Corona-related word creations, such as Koppsock. You can find out what that is in this article. Yes, and the sociological and psychological effects of the crisis ... - Lange haben wir nichts mehr von unserer Corona Korrespondentin Iris Brandewiede aus Deutschland gehört. Aber vorbei ist es ja wohl noch lange nicht, mit der neuen Weltordnung. In dieser 18. Corona-Chronik, geht es einerseits um nur bestimmten Berufen verständliche Abkürzel und dann aber auch um Corona-bedingt übergreifende neue Wortschöpfungen, wie halt Koppsock. Was das ist, erfahren sie in in diesem Beitrag. Ja, und die soziologischen und psychologischen Auswirkungen der Krise …

Join Zuncle as he speaks on Father's Day, Tarlo-isms on Batman apparently not licking the kitty of Catwoman, The Corner returns for Juneteenth, and Tweets and Tidbits including hair care from an unlikely person.

Zuncle brings a guest! GiGi from The Peach Project appears and they talk about the latest Tarlo-ism of Cater 2 U supposedly being cancelled 17 years later. Also discussed is Tweets & Tidbits including a school talking to 1st graders about self pleasure, and James Harden with an alleged indecent proposal.

Come hear ya Zuncle talk about vaccine incentives, Tarlo-isms where he discusses showing titties as a friend, The Corner where we praise Black Girl Magic in Teyana Taylor and Simone Biles and Tweets & Tidbits.

Join ya Zuncle as he discusses why people say J Cole is "boring" and why they're stupid, TRS: Verzuz and Exodus edition, and Tweets & Tidbits including Big Draco doing everything first.

Join ya Zuncle as he discusses an interesting Rona side effect, Waffle House acting up in this edition of Tarlo-isms, The Corner returns, and Tweets & Tidbets including President obama being black af.

Join your Zuncle as he brings on guest host Mo, from the Mo and Lo Show, to discuss what's happening in these 'Rona Streets. They also talk about the Porsha and Falynn situation.  TRS: J Cole - The Off Season Edition.  Tweets and TidBits IG: CoronaChronicles Podcast  FB: UC Podcast Network

Join Zuncle as he discusses the Verzuz, Will Smith bringing out "dad bods", TRS: Invincible edition, and Tweets & Tidbits.

Rebecca Lyn Gold has been writing since the age of 6 when she found a floral cloth covered 5-year diary (with a lock and key) in her Christmas stocking. She is now an author, editor, writing coach and the founder of Yogic Writing-- a practice that utilizes the philosophies and disciplines of yoga, meditation and journaling for writers of all levels to break through resistance, uncover memories, and find story nuggets buried within. Her books include: "Till There Was You: An Adoption Expectancy Journal," "A Wizard Called Woz: a biography of Stephen Wozniak," "That's Why We're Here: Stories from passionate James Taylor fans," "How To Write It Funny" with author/humorist Amy Koko, and "A Friend Named Sunny Skies: A Memoir of Trauma, Healing, and the Music of James Taylor." She is currently writing: "From Your Mat to Your Memoir: Creating a yogic writing practice to find and write your life stories." Rebecca believes that writing is a spiritual practice, much like yoga or meditation. It takes courage to forge ahead, even when you have no idea where you are going. You step on the mat, you greet the page, you meet your resistance, and then you Let. It. Go. Rebecca has 3 children (who live in 3 different states-- although she tries not to take that personally), three grandchildren, and a 4th on the way. She lives with her husband Osvaldo and their dog Brownie in Providence, Rhode Island (for now). She leads workshops, retreats and online programs using Yogic Writing as a tool for women to find and write their life stories. Rebecca has a deep connection to the music of James Taylor due to a healing she experienced through his music, and would turn to music and storytelling as a way to comfort and connect to herself when she felt depressed or lonely. Rebecca was 13 when she experienced a traumatic event that forced her to keep secrets. it's also when she discovered journaling as a tool to access her deeper feelings process her emotions, and taking back her power. Rebecca teaches her Yogic Writing Method that allows women to first connect to their body to access its deeper wisdom, and then to write from that deeper place. If 100 Women were surveyed and asked if their lives dream were to write a book that at least 85% would share the desire to tell their story through a book. Every woman has a story to tell, they just need to believe that their story is worth telling. Initially Rebecca was doing a lot of surface level writing until she discovered yoga and began combining the practices of Yoga and Writing, and what she found is that the two were beautifully suited to one another. Yogic writing helps women to break through to deeper levels of story-telling, and to stand in the center of their story as survivors and thrivers, vs, victims. Breath practices, prompts, and yoga poses are all part of her writing retreats given throughout her programs. Women who have experienced trauma ( and many of us have) are able to use this method because it's gentle and self-guided, but also very effective at moving the stuck or trapped emotion through and helps women tap into deeper insights that come through in their writing. When the pandemic started, Rebecca and many others found solace and comfort when she created a group called “The Corona Chronicles” on facebook and each day she would write a prompt and the group members could share what they had written. From your mat to your memoir is a workshop Rebecca offers a few times a year, and she keeps it to a small and intimate group so that they can share their writings with each other and get the individualized attention to their writing.

Actress and comedian Kym Whitley has been hit hard by the Covid-19 crisis.  These ¨interesting times¨ have fundamentally altered her personal life as well. 2020 has brought on a profound period of evolution for this longtime TV star.  She sits with us today to share perspective on personal growth in trying times. 0:40 Strengthened through Shared Struggle Like most of us, Kym Whitley has had both friends and family members affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic uncertainty. As a result, finding any sense of normalcy has proven a challenge. Enduring such difficult moments while retaining a creative space for he professional life requires a well-developed support network. She credits the people in her life with buoying her spirit through difficult moments despite their personal struggles, forging deeper bonds in her personal relationships.   3:34 Stop Mourning the Future It can be easy to ebb into low spirits as we imagine the grand plans we may miss out on as quarantines and travel restrictions define our times. The actress emphasizes the importance of focusing on the immediate. We can never regain a future that never was, but with careful introspection we can discover new opportunities. For her part, Kym has pursued a newfound interest in physical fitness that has seen her lose nearly 30 pounds (13.5kg) over the last 5 months. The effort even earned her an ambassadorship with Weight Watchers. 6:32 Entertaining New Possibilities  With her career on stage and in Hollywood essentially frozen for the time being, the coronavirus crisis has forced her to reimagine her career. Like a true creative, she has worked to rise to the occasion with imagination. Her viral ¨Corona Chronicles¨ series has helped keep her hilarious personality on the minds of her fans, although she acknowledges that the path to profitability can be less direct. Having multiple streams of income has become paramount, even for an entertainer with such an extensive resume.   11:09 Considering ¨Cancel Culture¨ Many of Whitley´s peers have been touched by the social phenomenon of ¨cancel culture.¨ Careers can be ended in an instant due to the social media firestorm that often follows a careless or inflammatory comment made by a visible individual. In her view, while many of these instances are justified, it is important to also consider the hundreds of people that contribute to a given project. She points out that writers, crew, and support staff bear the brunt of the backlash in the wake of a cancellation, as their jobs may never be replaced. 19:39 The Power of a Platform Right or wrong, society often looks to its most visible members for guidance. These individuals, and the platforms they have, have tremendous potential to foment change. However, they also come with great responsibility, and this demands that they are handled with care. A veteran comic, Whitley speaks on public pressures for celebrity activism, and how it can sometimes result in individuals speaking out when they may have no standing to do so. Silence, in her view, can be as valid a form of participation as any hashtag.   23:36 Gently Preserving History History, by definition, includes aspects that may be less than palatable when viewed through modern eyes. The events of 2020 have drawn this concept into focus, as we wrestle with a shared question: which relics of the past are still appropriate for the general public today? Here, Kym takes time to outline her opinion, including exploring the role of symbols in storytelling. She also takes on the more problematic realities of past eras in entertainment, balancing them with an appreciation of how far we have come as a society. Connect with Kym Whitley Twitter: https://twitter.com/kymwhitley Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kymwhitley/

As the Israeli economy reopens, uncertainty continues. Host Dina Kraft takes us back into the lives of Jews and Arabs we met in earlier episodes to see how they're faring, and what's changed about the efforts that brought them together: a theater, Hadassah Hospital, the fight against domestic violence and more. 

We are talking about the elephant in the room! Coronavirus! Specifically the affect that quarantine has had on creative communities and who is shifting gears and creating from a social distance. This week we are joined by Eden Martinez, a Queer Puerto Rican-American filmmaker, creator and host of the podcast Corona Chronicles. Follow Pink Among Men @pinkamongmen and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts 3 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coronachronicles/support

Derwin Grey was once an NFL star, but God sent him on a different path that totally transformed his life. Plus: Kenny Luck has a message for us all about surviving quarantine. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Like so many others, Sharon and Lisa are trying to stay busy and focused during lockdown, so that the time doesn't just drift away. Sure, Netflix and naptime are on the list, but they've also both started “pandemic projects,” and prioritized activities that had previously been on the back burner. It's all about balance. Plus: Have you already started to imagine post-pandemic life? The sisters have. Listen in as they share their bucket lists of what they are most looking forward to when the lockdown is lifted.The beauty is in the details. For full show notes click here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theintrovertsisters.substack.com

We're in the midst of a global health scare, and some segments of the population seem to be in denial. It feels like they're insisting that we all stay “positive,” smiling, cheerful and upbeat at all times, despite growing mortality numbers, and frankly, the fear that we might be personally affected by Covid-19. The sisters cry foul, and say no to toxic positivity. Plus: The pandemic has caused pandemonium on so many levels. Physically, logistically, and - of course - emotionally. A lot of people are dealing with information overload and struggling with feelings of overwhelm. Listen in as the sisters provide tips for making it all more manageable. The beauty is in the details. For full show notes click here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theintrovertsisters.substack.com

The Covid-19 lockdown seems to have no end in sight, and everyone is doing their best to adjust. For many people who are lucky to still have a job, this means that working remotely is the new normal. It's great to only have to commute to the living room - it's sooo comfy - but is there a risk of not being productive enough? As veterans, and strong proponents, of the WFH life, Sharon and Lisa share tips on how to make working from home work for you. The beauty is in the details. For full show notes click here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theintrovertsisters.substack.com

The Coronavirus pandemic is in full effect -- and so is social distancing. And extroverts around the world are struggling with self-isolation. Introverts, not so much. Most introverts that we know are upset (naturally) about the health scare, but glad that the planet is on silent mode. Sharon and Lisa talk about whether social distancing is easier for them because they're introverted, and how they're dealing with the new normal. Plus, the sisters have questions: Why are people hoarding toilet paper? Are people staying 6 feet away? Is it possible to clean everything?? Will the job market return to normal? Tune in for our inaugural episode!The beauty is in the details. For full show notes click here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theintrovertsisters.substack.com

We're BAAAACK! YHiL is back for a series called Corona Chronicles! In this installment, we catch up on where Sharla and Donna have been since the last YHiL podcast episode. We discuss some need to know information about COVID-19, and do some myth busting to help you navigate in these crazy times. We discuss the Pastor in Tampa who was arrested, and Sharla gives some tough considerations to bring some perspective on why you (and everyone else is) really are Safer at Home! Follow the Public Health Queen on Facebook to keep up with everything Donna is doing with public health. Have a young women between the ages 17-24 who would benefit from mentoring and life skills training?! Visit www.heartsoverhabits.org to learn more about Sharla's efforts to make the transition from adolescence to adulthood easier to navigate!

Grace Kim is a Korean-American filmmaker and writer who uses absurdist and surrealist premises in film as a vehicle for sowing empathy. Dropping audiences into the otherworldly circumstances of her characters, she seeks to reflect to viewers their own humanity. If one is able to resonate with the loneliness of say, a man desperate for love after hearing a woman's voice on the other side of a banana phone, could human empathy not transcend arbitrary boundaries of race, gender, class, and beyond? ​Currently, Grace is in development for an animated TV series about climate change, The Grand Tammy, which was a second rounder for the Sundance Episodic Lab. She is a Viacom Viewfinder Program fellow and recently shadowed director/executive producer Dime Davis on the Paramount TV series Boomerang, executive produced by Lena Waithe and Halle Berry. In addition to television, Grace is a Picture Farm Directing Program fellow for female commercial directors. Grace's award-winning short films have screened at the Hamptons International Film Festival, Tall Grass Film Festival, and Sidewalk Film Festival amongst others. Her debut short Loveseat was a finalist for the Horizon Award at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival and the Loveseat script was a quarterfinalist for the Screen Craft Short Film Fund. The script for her latest project Fissura was a finalist for the Cascadia International Women's Film Festival Script Studio as well as one of the top 100 submissions for the Shift Creative Fund. Grace was also a part of Ghetto Film School's EMERGE8 semi-finalists for their inaugural emerging directors program. Her work has been supported by the NYC Women's Fund funded by the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment and NYFA. Her upcoming projects include Heart Tick Kaboom, a short film commissioned by Atlanta Film Society for the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport which will screen on the 500 screens throughout the airport starting in April 2020 and a narrative dance film, Fissura, which is slated to shoot in September 2020 and is supported in part by the Brooklyn Arts Council. ​Grace currently splits her time between the brownstones of Brooklyn and the sunny shores of Los Angeles. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coronachronicles/support

On this Corona Chronicles session, we introduce "Conspiracy Brother" who has information and thoughts to share about COVID-19Stimulus Payouts and Gov't tacticsWays to Better Yourself during Self QuarantineChildish Gambino's latest album "03.15.20"Alabama's own Chika's Ep "Industry Games"Songs Used:Intro : Dom Kennedy - “Platinum Chanel”Interlude: CHIKA - “Balencies” Outro: Childish Gambino - “12.38”Support the show (https://linktr.ee/offtherecord_podcast)

“Corona Chronicles Part One” We interrupt your canceled programs to bring you exclusive insight from the ladies of the Red Couch. In this episode, the ladies discuss all things surrounding the current pandemic. A.Marie and Whit give their perspectives on being “Essential” employees, while Meaux shares her experience on being home. They also look at other reactions stemming from the public with “As Seen on IG”. What are your thoughts on COVID-19? How are you dealing? Share your thoughts as we invite you to come sit on our couch! Song: Coronavirus x Cardi B

Ana lobo is a brand development manager for Altamar Brands and New York Bartender: My passion for hospitality stems from my cultural background and family. Growing up in the Midwest and the South as a first generation American from a Brazilian family, it was inherent that the best of times started with a conversation and sharing something good to eat and drink. Shortly after moving to New York to study international business and environmental conservation I became tied to hospitality and eventually started my first bar management position at the age of 21. Food and beverage ignited my curiosity to travel around the world, and so after 4 years in New York I spent the next 3 years traveling and working in Brazil, Australia, Southeast Asia and Europe. Returning to New York after my travels allowed me to see the city again with a new perspective. Working in some trailblazing and historical venues provided a closer relationship with products and ingredients, peaking my interest to move into brands. I am now proud to work with people and products that not only share my interest in quality and transparency but also mirror exciting times in the creative regeneration and environmentally conscious movements surrounding hospitality in New York. RESOURCES www.itsgoingdown.org https://www.usbg.org/home leveler.info (peer to peer wealth distribution) https://altamarbrands.com/ Instagram: @nalubo Corona Chronicles is hosted by Eden Martinez (@edenmart11). For more information on her work visit www.edenmartinez.com. If you're interested in being interviewed please e-mail coronachronicles.ny@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coronachronicles/support

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Episode 1 - The Corona ChroniclesReal life, raw nursing observations - for you; by us! Join the conversation as we delve into the world of nursing - not just for nurses but health professionals and anyone who wants the REAL gist on that nurse life!!! No topic will be spared!!! Reach us at our socials, email thenursinghandover@gmail.com IG: @thenursinghandoverpodcast, Gerry : @jelllybeaan and Dianne @deedeelutz

Corona couldn't stop the show.. The fellas are back to talk about everything... literally everything. NFL player movement Music ReleasesThat "Corona Check" How we've been handling "timeout" aka self quarantine Support the show (https://linktr.ee/offtherecord_podcast)

Rachel Morales is an entrepreneur born and raised in NY. She is married and has two amazing children. She works from home as an online ESL teacher to students in China. Rachel is also a blogger sharing her ketogenic lifestyle and recipes while encouraging others on their health and wellness journey. You can follow her on Instagram @Its_keto_sis and @TeacherRachelM FAVE RECIPE: https://www.instagram.com/p/ByRKbVagRld/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Featuring Royalty free music by Adventures by A Himatsu: https://soundcloud.com/therfmcompany/adventures-a-himitsu-soundcloud-no-copyright-music Corona Chronicles is hosted by New York based Filmmaker Eden Martinez (@edenmart11). For more information on her work visit www.edenmartinez.com. If you're interested in being interviewed please e-mail coronachronicles.ny@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coronachronicles/support

The Corona Chronicles are collection of contemporary survival stories from the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic that isolated the Globe. Hear how ordinary people are choosing love over fear in the face of uncertainty. Here's a little bit of insight on what's to come. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coronachronicles/support