Been There, Done That: A Pandemic Podcast
By Felicia T Perez
Been There, Done That: A Pandemic PodcastMay 17, 2021
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E31 Season 5 Finale
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E30 Dr. Jennifer Perdomo
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E29 Dr. Sandra
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E28 Sophie
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E27 Rose
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E26 Tori
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E25 Rebecca
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E24 Lena
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E23 Eva
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E22 Angela
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E21 Olivia and Clark
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E20 Jamie
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E19 Michaela
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E18 PaKou
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E17 Danielle
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E16 Patrick J
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E15 Kimi
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E14 LJ
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast -S5E13 Harley
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E12 Dante
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E11 Matt
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E10 Ivy
Listen to Ivy share their insights on what the most recent events of this year have looked like for folks living in Kentucky. Was the insurgence of January 6th something to fear or something to be proud of? Will Mitch McConnell ever have less power? We review how issues of housing scarcity, failing wages, drug addiction and climate change have all been effected by the pandemic. We talk about the importance of real narrative changes that need to transpire in order for justice to become inevitable and QAnon to become exposed for what it really is. Finally, we talk about what our plans are for THAT moment after when our closest loved ones are vaccinated. What will we do now and for how long?
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E9 Susan
Listen to Susan share what it's been like to teach a class where the students are older seniors in the community looking to stay engaged and learn with academic leaders from the local university in Reno. What are the similarities and differences between teaching such a wide span of adults (undergraduates to seniors)? And finally we talk about the importance of recognizing the every day lessons and teachers amongst us, from before the pandemic to now. It's a rich conversation about the importance of sharing, inviting and staying in contact not just when times are rough but also when times have no distinguishing markers at all. It's a love letter of sorts to teachers ---- in all the forms that we know them to be.
Been There, Done That: A Pandemic Podcast - S5E8 Dr. Hobson
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E7 Dr. Meredith Oda
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E6 Mariana
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E5 Patrick P
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E4 Cris
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E3 Elana
Listen to Elana share what the initial vaccine roll out has been like New York City. What are some of the hurdles and challenges to this initial process so far? How are some of the pre-pandemic inequities (based on class, race, ability, language, internet literacy and on) showing up and causing issues in this current vaccine dissemination process? We talk about what is really at the heart of so many frustrations with folks, "cutting the line," for getting access to the vaccines. HINT: It's not about the length of the lines or the roll out overall once the vaccines are delivered. And finally, we talk about what we want to make sure we learn from earlier historical moments. What did the post 9/11 moment teach us about what we need to NOT do in the coming post-insurgence and post-pandemic times?
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E2 Erin
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S5E1 Season 5 Introduction
Listen to the host bring us to the "beginning of the end" for the Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast. With themes of cautious optimism and lessons from history, we use this time to begin to take stock of how far we have come and consider just what it is that we want to make sure gets preserved about these first 365 days of the global Covid19 Pandemic.
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E31 Season 4 Finale
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E30 Sophie
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E29 Dr. Jennifer Perdomo
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E28 Meredith
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E27 Emily
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E26 Michaela
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E25 Angela
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E24 Patrick P
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E23 PaKou
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E22 Olivia and Clark
Listen to Olivia and Clark check in about what life has been like since moving from Reno (Nevada) to Seattle (Washington). What are rain pants and why would you ever need them? We get to hear stories about what it's like to support kindergarten and first graders who are attending school virtually inside the local Boys and Girls Club. And we get to hear about what it's like to support young learners with extra curricular outdoor education. Inside or outside, which is a better learning environment? Which is a better working environment?
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E21 Susan
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E20 Patrick J
Been There, Done That: Pandemic Podcast - S4E19 Matt
Listen to Matt share his insights on the work of the 2020 "Election Defenders" and the overall de-escalation organizing that took place in Philadelphia earlier this month. How did music and dance stand up to armed militia groups and ongoing threats of violence? What does it mean to "change the temperature"? And are cultural organizing tactics something new or are they instead just part of a larger legacy of non-violent direct action organizing?