The World is in a frenzy trying to recover from an ongoing pandemic known as the covid 19 virus. Because of this we sometimes have to shut down our cities.
Let's discuss the current events and talk about how to process through all of this together. I might stick to interviewing via Zoom, and I'm sure you would appreciate that considering:
The year is 2020 after all . . .
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Years from now, someone asks you the question, "Hey, you were around back in 2020, right? What was it like back then?" -- what is your response?
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Trust issues with the government, people are protesting, cities are shutting down, doctors are getting cyber bullied - sounds like a monthly recap within the year 2020.
If you are paying close attention to the news - we want to encourage you to TAKE A BREAK! -- BREATHE -- We're all in this together.
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Is there a cure for Covid? Have you ever heard of hydroxychloroquine? We have a new special episode that is discussing some breaking news of a controversial video that is (was) floating around on social media. For some reason, the media will not support the message portrayed in the video.
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Aracely graduated this year as most graduates had to in the year 2020: very unorthodox. With the world's issues pressing down on her plans for the year, she decides to use this time to reflect on today's society, and the decisions being made by them.
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Here's a sneak peek to our upcoming interview that will be available by July 27th.
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Our 2nd guest is Austin - he is a 23 year old Journalism student who, while at Texas Tech - received word that his nearby home city, San Antonio, was undergoing some extreme measures due to a pandemic that finally reached Texas.
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Here's the rest of Jeremiah's 2020. As he explains his thoughts on the more recent events, Jeremiah also takes the opportunity in his closing thoughts to present a message for all people to hear.
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The second guest to discuss this crazy year with is Austin. Here's a sneak peek for what's to come. Stay tuned, his interview will be available by July 20th.
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Our first guest is Jeremiah. He is 17 years old and has grown up in a well structured home, being home schooled his whole life. Jeremiah shares how his upbringing helped him in processing the constant changes we've experienced the first 6 months of the year.
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Let's dive in and try to recap what the past 6 months has been like. Here's a quick introduction to the first half of the year 2020 in a 20 minute sized nutshell.
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The year is 2020.
The World is in a frenzy trying to recover from an ongoing pandemic known as the COVID-19 virus; and if there is anything this virus has taught us, it's that the nations are quite fond of sharing germs.
Because of this we sometimes have to shut down our cities. The mayors demand that we wear our masks and stay inside - but the governors well - they wanna keep the economy staying a float soooo - just practice social distancing but also try to go to work if you have to, maybe - perhaps? I dunno it's confusing
Sometimes we have Zoom meetings, sometimes we do Birthday drive by's (not the shoot-em up drive by, but the car parade drive by - just google it). Other times we riot, we loot - Oh and there's also an election taking place this year, as former vice president Joe Biden goes toe to toe against the defending champion President Trump.
and YES - Black lives do matter, by the way.
Also earlier this year we were discussing the possibility of WW3 - but fortunately, COVID-19 saved us all from nuking each other, And now our wars are fought by showing off who is currently wearing Covid better.
With all of this chaos and Mass hysteria taking place - you have to wonder what our future is going to be like ... So I figured hey why not ask them? you know the younger generation? I mean they are our future after all - or what's left of it anyway ...
Let's discuss the current events and talk about how to process through all of this together. I'm sure I'll be talking to all kinds of different people with different backgrounds eventually - but I might stick to interviewing via Zoom, and I'm sure you would appreciate that considering:
The year is 2020 after all . . .
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