For the first time in a long time, it feels like all people on Earth have something in common. An exploration of what unites us in a time of social distancing, we visit and re-visit people in Hongkong and India, Greece and Gaza, among other places.
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episode 16: Bengaluru: Opening Up
The pandemic has made Alan appreciate the smaller things in life. He says mindfulness (of self and the environment) is the primary lesson for humanity. With online Masses and restrictions on gatherings, he's gearing up for a socially-distanced Christmas.
This episode was recorded on December 2, 2020.
Guest Alan Rocha, Bengaluru, IndiaAlan lives in Bengaluru, India and works in Sales. Forced indoors by the pandemic, his work life has altered to suit the restrictions imposed by lockdown. He is mostly indoors with his dog and his cat and as a queer man isolated from his partner in the pandemic, he says his personal life has been affected.
Other episodes with Alan:
- Bengaluru: Co-existing with the Virus
- Bengaluru: Dog Days, Cat Days
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Credits- Thomas Reintjes (Post Production)
- Prathap Nair (Host, Producer)
An Huy Tran, Matthias Jochmann, Kecheng Fang and Stephanie Raible also helped make this episode.