In part two of this episode, we’ll hear two more stories about adapting to a new normal, from bestselling author Matthew Dicks and veterinarian Lauren Adelman.
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Art by Isaac Klunk, courtesy of Social B. Creative.
Stories of COVID-19: Adaptation, Part 1
In this week’s episode, our storytellers forge new lives and routines for themselves during the pandemic.
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Art by Isaac Klunk, courtesy of Social B. Creative.
Stories of COVID-19: Cooperation, Part 2
In part 2 of this episode, we’ll explore the theme of cooperation further with two more stories, from a volunteer and an organizer.
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Art by Isaac Klunk, courtesy of Social B. Creative.
Stories of COVID-19: Cooperation, Part 1
In this episode, we explore the ways in which we’re working together to help one another and get things done, despite the obstacles presented by COVID-19.
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Art by Isaac Klunk, courtesy of Social B. Creative.
Stories of COVID-19: Contact, Part 2
In part 2 of our first episode, we share two more stories on the theme of Contact, from contact tracer Tracey Segarra and patient Jennifer Joy.
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Art by Isaac Klunk, courtesy of Social B. Creative.
Stories of COVID-19: Contact, Part 1
In the first episode of our Stories of COVID-19 series, we explore the importance of physical contact.
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Check out the trailer for our upcoming series!
Read MoreA Special Announcement
Some exciting changes are coming to the Story Collider podcast! On Nov. 13, we’ll debut our new podcast series: STORIES OF COVID-19
Read MoreEpidemic Response Part 2: Stories about past epidemics
Journalist Erika Check Hayden travels to Sierra Leone and sees Ebola up close and personal for the first time, and Richard Cardillo escapes his problems by joining a Catholic mission in Peru, where he becomes a community health organizer.
Read MoreEpidemic Response Part 1: Stories about past epidemics
As a pediatrician in the 1980s, Ken Haller comes across a disturbing X-ray, and on her first day working in the White House under President Obama, microbiologist Jo Handelsman receives some bad news.
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