Reminding our post-quarantine selves of the meaning found in loss and our ability to be strong when life gets hard.
In this episode, we’ll hear from two pastors working on the lower east side of Manhattan and from a married couple in Dallas. We'll also examine the ways the COVID-19 pandemic may have equipped and prepared us to continue the fight for racial justice. Our guests on this episode are Taylor Field, Kareem Goubran, and Joel and Deborah Pulis.
This week on Note to Self, our guests tell us about the freedom found in reordering priorities and the power of adaptability in uncertain times. They tell us how, in solitude, we can know ourselves deeply and learn to love our friends and family in new ways.
When the world around us falls apart, how do we rebuild? What pieces of our old way of life do we keep and which do we leave behind? Join us as we examine questions like these in the second episode of Note to Self: Reminders to our Post-Quarantine Selves.
In this episode, we'll hear from Iris Hughey, Valarie Natividad, Carson Lewis and Sophie Galloway.
Music and audio production by Ben Coleman
Written and hosted by Corrie Coleman
Note to Self is dedicated to reminding our post-quarantine selves of the ways we’re changing and growing during the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s our hope that, after this is all over, when we leave the house without masks and greet our friends with a hug, we won’t forget what we’re learning about ourselves and about the world.
In this episode, we'll hear from Travis Aune, Katie Binkley, Nathaniel Ogren and Althea Musakasa.
Music and audio production by Ben Coleman
Written and hosted by Corrie Coleman