60 episodes
World Pandemic - Novel Coronavirus 19 Pam Finck
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- Society & Culture
It is March 2020 in Los Angeles, CA. We are now under Government recommendations to begin social distancing to avoid the spread of the Novel Coronavirus 19 (Covid-19). I will update daily the day and the life of staying home amidst a time that we've never known before in at least a century. You can find all 67 episodes during this pandemic on Spreaker app under "World Pandemic Novel Coronavirus 19"
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"I can't breathe" George Floyd's last words
I had ended my coronuviurs worldwide Pandemic podcast a week before George Floyd's life was taken from him by callous police officers and recorded for the world to see in horror. Here is a tribute to George's life and those others who have suffered at the hands of police brutality and racism.
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Day 67 and final podcast during this damn pandemic!
A wrap up on some of the issues I covered during these past 2 months. And a huge thank you to all my family who allowed me to interveiw them and how each of them were handling and juggling life during a time we've never seen before.
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Day 65 - Checking in with mom-to-be Abby Welborn Lindeman
Bringing a baby into this crazy upside down world during a pandemic. But Abby seems very calm and we are all excited for the birth of her and her husband, Dave's, daughter Hailey Rose.
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Day 64 - I finally found a Dr. that makes complete sense!
Hear Dr. Ray Casciari's medical advice regarding Covid19. I take a few excerpts from KFI's Tim Conway's show. Even he said exactly what I've been asking, "Show me the science that you can catch coronavirus outdoors!"
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Day 63 - Time to finally Spring clean. Not my favorite thing to do.
San Francisco is delivering for free alcohol, cigarrettes and medical marijuana to the homeless housed in hotel rooms under Project RoomKey. hmmm... And why we hear both Coronaviurs and Covid19 and the difference.
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Day 62- Tesla...Factory, Fights & Fear
LA County beaches are officially allowing "Beach in Motion." Elon Musk's squabble with county officials and Lorena Gonzales.