EP 17 : Human stories and reflections on the Coronavirus pandemic - The people's voice

What stories will we tell our children and our grandchildren about the adversity of the coronavirus pandemic?
Episode 17 of Turning the Tables started with a simple question to a group of fellow podcasters and friends for different walks of life and geo...

What stories will we tell our children and our grandchildren about the adversity of the coronavirus pandemic?

Episode 17 of Turning the Tables started with a simple question to a group of fellow podcasters and friends for different walks of life and geographies.

What have you learned through this Coronavirus pandemic lockdown?

What followed was a tapestry of human stories and observations about life, priorities, hopes, and fears.

The discovery of a simpler life

The importance of family and friends

The rebasing of priorities

The fragility of life

Collective willpower

Joy

Destruction

Nature

Nurture

Constraint

Connection

Kindness

Chaos

Calm

Little things and big things

The question is, as we move forward out of this coronavirus pandemic, what path will we choose?

What choices will we make, and what stories will we tell our children and our grandchildren about the adversity of the coronavirus pandemic. Will it be a story of how he fractured apart, or will it be about how we came together. Will we have learned or will we have forgotten, only time will tell, it's in our hands.

What is your story?

Listen and share your stories about what you have learned during this pandemic this episode at the Turning the Tables Community on Facebook.

The podcast hosts that have contributed to the episode and links to their podcasts;

1.49 Maria Xenidou - Impact Learning

5.09 Howard M - Seasons of Sobriety

6.06 Richard Brown - Closer to Brands

6.43 Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett - Playful Chinese

7.20 David Chapple

8.19 Mina Fung - 10x Vision

8.40 & 21.08 - Karena de Souza - Tilt the Future

9.45 Linda Chapple

11.10 Peter Algate - Peteralgate.com