Random Covid19 Podcasts

In business, you’re either driving change or on the receiving end of someone else’s. In this podcast series Jenelle McMaster – Deputy CEO and Markets Leader EY, digs deep into the mindset of unique leaders and individuals, who harness the transformative power of change to unleash the new, the next and the unthinkable. Through story and conversation, we’ll uncover unique ideas and insights to help you become the type of leader who makes sure change happens.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: 3rdspace, betterworkingworld, buisness, CEO, change, content, coronavirus, corporate, covid-19, covid19, Education, ernst&young, ey, humanbehaviour, leadership, managers, mentalhealth, peopleandculture, selfimprovement

I’m a skeptic searching for the truth in all matters related to science and medicine, especially where it intersects with economics, politics, and public health. The truth is out there and we’re going to find it together…

Categories: Health & Fitness, Science

Tags: anesthesiology, coronavirus, covid19, health, healthcarepolicy, healtheducation, Medicine

What does it mean to walk the way of Jesus in the world today? Whether I’m interviewing a media mogul, a stay at home mom, or a restauranteur, this is the central question of our conversation. I believe to follow Jesus is a verb; it takes practice. I hope each episode prompts you to rethink something and renews your courage to follow the most remarkable person I know. Thanks for letting me in on your journey.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Bible, coronavirus, covid19, Finance, marriage, methodist, relationships, scripture, UMC

The nation is facing unprecedented challenges in helping millions of learners and workers get their lives back-on-track. Impacts of the COVID-19 crisis have been particularly severe for the lower-income people who community colleges specialize in serving, and particularly for Black, Latinx, and Indigenous populations. For this podcast series, When Policy Meets Practice, Jobs For The Future (JFF) teams up with long-time higher education journalist Paul Fain to explore the critical role of education and workforce development policy in shaping the nation’s economic recovery and renewal. In each episode, Paul speaks with community college leaders who serve on Jobs For The Future’s Policy Leadership Trust to lift up lessons about which policy approaches are producing results for workers, learners, and employers, and which policy approaches are falling short. The podcast highlights the most promising work in the field, with blunt takes on fast-moving policy questions, ranging from free community college to short-term Pell. Paul concludes each episode with a sense-making conversation with Jobs For The Jobs policy experts. The Podcast kicks off on June 21, 2021, with new 30-minute episodes every other Monday. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and connect with us on Twitter at @jfftweets. Tell us what we should cover by contacting the executive producer of the When Policy Meets Practice podcast, David Altstadt, via Twitter and LinkedIn.

Categories: Business, Government, Society & Culture

Tags: covid19, economy, policy, Politics, Recovery

How does the arts prosper during a pandemic that will change (maybe forever) how we create and bring that creativity to others? How does the arts stand firmly behind #BlackLivesMatter and give artists of color their long-overdue voice? The more we embrace diversity, the clearer the path through the pandemic will be.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: America, Arts, blacklivesmatter, covid19, dance, museum, music, pandemic, theater, visualart

A cardiologist at Emory University shares candid thoughts from the front lines of the COVID-19 outbreak. Lakshmi Sridharan chats with her curious friend Jaclyn Schiff, CEO of PodReacher, exploring what it’s like to be a physician during the coronavirus pandemic, and how it’s changing the professional, the personal, and everything in between. Wide-reaching conversations in this moment of freefall. Best enjoyed with your favorite drink. An 8-episode series.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Tags: coronavirus, covid19

A podcast about moving from midlife to old age in a society that devalues old people. It takes courage and (b)oldness. What’s old age *really* like? Debbie explores that question in each episode in a frank 30-minute conversation with a best-selling author, expert, or exceptional individual. With her guests she delves into the unretired (non-retired) life, slowing down, ageism, physical deterioration, grandparenting, intergenerational collaboration, grief and widowhood, and more. As well as other stuff that piques her interest: for example, the craft of writing. She invites her husband, Sam Harrington, on as a frequent guest. He’s a retired physician with a dry sense of humor and he makes her laugh. Debbie and Sam took a grownup gap year at age 61, leaving behind a comfortable life in Washington D.C. Now in their early 70s, they live an “unretired” life on an island off the coast of Maine. Over 100 previous episodes at https://debbieweil.com/podcast MEDIA PARTNERS: Encore.org Modern Elder Academy (Formerly) Next For Me

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: aging, aging with purpose, aging with wisdom, baby boomers, bucket list, clarity, coronavirus, covid, covid19, finding purpose, gap year, genx, legacy, Meaning, midlife, midlife crisis, pandemic, reinventing retirement, reinvention, Retirement, semi retirement, third act, Wisdom, women, women at midlife

Racial inequality. Income inequality. Structural inequality. Health inequality. The novel coronavirus crisis has exposed issues of inequity and injustice that continue to shape local and nationwide responses. Join Columbia University professors Samuel K. Roberts, Jr., Mabel O. Wilson and their guests as they discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on Black life in New York City and beyond. Brought to you by the Institute for Research in African American Studies and the Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies at Columbia University.

Categories: Education, News

Tags: blacklives, blacklivesintheeraofcovid19, columbiauniversity, coronavirus, covid, covid19, mabelowilson, Podcast, samuelkrobertsjr

Listen to interviews, commentaries, news summaries and analysis on social, political and religious developments that relate or are of interest to the Church in Asia. Enrich yourself with Sunday homilies and daily Gospel reflections. To donate go to www.ucanews.com/donate

Categories: News, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: asian news, Bible, catholic, catholic news, church, covid19, mass, media, News, Vatican

The coronavirus pandemic, budget strife, civil unrest, and stay-at-home mandates have dramatically affected our nation’s cities. This four-part series from The Bond Buyer examines how life in and finances of cities could change amid this pandemic and social unrest and beyond.

Categories: Business, Government

Tags: 742896, climatechange, coronavirus, covid19, cybersecurity, futureofcities, Gathering, infrastructure, outmigration, remotework, reslience

Documents from the time of Covid-19 and beyond. Readings, discussions, field recordings and music from hosts Jason P. Grisell and William G. Lockwood reporting from New York City and San Francisco Bay Area.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: bayarea, coronavirus, covid19, fieldrecording, music, Newyorkcity, Oakland, talk