Isolated Together qu.edu/podcast en 2020 We’ll be looking at every conceivable angle related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath -- that includes the serious stuff, and the stuff we can laugh at. One day we might talk to health care workers and people who have recovered from the virus and their families, and look at the health care system and its struggles. The next day, we might dig up tips and tricks for being creative in a world without toilet paper, or mayonnaise.We’re gonna explore the problems with testing, and we’ll be interviewing epidemiologists, virologists, biostatisticians, public health experts, and regular folks like you and me. How do you keep your hands moisturized after washing them 30 times a day?We also want to take a critical look at media coverage of this pandemic, as well as the impact of social media misinformation and disinformation. Clear, accurate, and contextual information is more important now than ever before.Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and is hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/20e7409c-730c-11ea-ae76-ef73ce066a4b/image/uploads_2F1586901041164-kb4l63t6u1b-836e27e2bc556cea42ddf9a74a2d8ece_2FIsolated+Together+Final+Logo.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress Isolated Together qu.edu/podcast no episodic Our Struggles and Triumphs Against COVID-19 Quinnipiac University We’ll be looking at every conceivable angle related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath -- that includes the serious stuff, and the stuff we can laugh at. One day we might talk to health care workers and people who have recovered from the virus and their families, and look at the health care system and its struggles. The next day, we might dig up tips and tricks for being creative in a world without toilet paper, or mayonnaise.We’re gonna explore the problems with testing, and we’ll be interviewing epidemiologists, virologists, biostatisticians, public health experts, and regular folks like you and me. How do you keep your hands moisturized after washing them 30 times a day?We also want to take a critical look at media coverage of this pandemic, as well as the impact of social media misinformation and disinformation. Clear, accurate, and contextual information is more important now than ever before.Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and is hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming. We’ll be looking at every conceivable angle related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath -- that includes the serious stuff, and the stuff we can laugh at. One day we might talk to health care workers and people who have recovered from the virus and their families, and look at the health care system and its struggles. The next day, we might dig up tips and tricks for being creative in a world without toilet paper, or mayonnaise.We’re gonna explore the problems with testing, and we’ll be interviewing epidemiologists, virologists, biostatisticians, public health experts, and regular folks like you and me. How do you keep your hands moisturized after washing them 30 times a day?We also want to take a critical look at media coverage of this pandemic, as well as the impact of social media misinformation and disinformation. Clear, accurate, and contextual information is more important now than ever before.Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and is hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming.

]]> Quinnipiac University david.desroches@quinnipiac.edu 40 Yo-Yos During a Pandemic? Students Talk Audio Fiction in the DIY Era In this episode, we listen to and discuss three audio narratives created by students Tess Adams, Casey Urso, and Maggie Smith. These stories were created for their Art of the Audio Narrative Class, which is taught by Professor Ken Cormier, an associate professor of English and director of the creative writing program at Quinnipiac University. You can hear all these podcasts at TheBenjySection.com Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 04 Jun 2020 04:00:00 -0000 40 Yo-Yos During a Pandemic? Students Talk Audio Fiction in the DIY Era full 1 12 Quinnipiac University In this episode, we listen to and discuss three audio narratives created by students Tess Adams, Casey Urso, and Maggie Smith In this episode, we listen to and discuss three audio narratives created by students Tess Adams, Casey Urso, and Maggie Smith. These stories were created for their Art of the Audio Narrative Class, which is taught by Professor Ken Cormier, an associate professor of English and director of the creative writing program at Quinnipiac University. You can hear all these podcasts at TheBenjySection.com Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, we listen to and discuss three audio narratives created by students Tess Adams, Casey Urso, and Maggie Smith. These stories were created for their Art of the Audio Narrative Class, which is taught by Professor Ken Cormier, an associate professor of English and director of the creative writing program at Quinnipiac University. You can hear all these podcasts at TheBenjySection.com

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]]> 3431 yes Libraries Have Been Adapting For Years, Now They're in Overdrive In this episode, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Luis Chavez-Brumell from the New Haven Free Public Library. They talk about the different services the library’s offering and what they’re doing differently these days.  Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 02 Jun 2020 04:00:00 -0000 Libraries Have Been Adapting For Years, Now They're in Overdrive full 1 11 Quinnipiac University Guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Luis Chavez-Brumell from the New Haven Free Public Library. In this episode, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Luis Chavez-Brumell from the New Haven Free Public Library. They talk about the different services the library’s offering and what they’re doing differently these days.  Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Luis Chavez-Brumell from the New Haven Free Public Library. They talk about the different services the library’s offering and what they’re doing differently these days. 

Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming. 



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]]> 1526 no Rising Quinnipiac Sophomore Talks Acting and Growing Closer to His Friends in this Weird New World In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews rising sophomore Frank Scott, who's majoring in Film, TV and Media Arts. Frank was one of the actors in the production of the play Rage, an adaptation from Stephen King’s first novel, which is about a school shooting. Frank plays a character named Ted Jones, an "All-American" boy, who isn't afraid to show his cockiness but also his moral authority. He speaks with this moral outrage that the audience likely identifies with. Ted isn’t actually the shooter in the play -- that character's name is Charlie. But by the end of the show, you somehow come to empathize with Charlie, and you end up really hating Frank’s character, Ted.  The play was adapted for the state by playwright Elizabeth Dinkova and this was the very first time the play had ever been performed. But only a week after the play made its debut, the campus shut down because of the coronavirus. The production had been a daily part of the cast and crew's lives for the better part of three months, and when it was over, so was school (at least for the semester). In this interview, Frank talks about the play, the pandemic and how he’s coping, and some other stuff. Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 28 May 2020 04:00:00 -0000 Rising Quinnipiac Sophomore Talks Acting and Growing Closer to His Friends in this Weird New World full 1 10 Quinnipiac University Host David DesRoches interviews rising sophomore Frank Scott, who's majoring in Film, TV and Media Arts at Quinnipiac University.. In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews rising sophomore Frank Scott, who's majoring in Film, TV and Media Arts. Frank was one of the actors in the production of the play Rage, an adaptation from Stephen King’s first novel, which is about a school shooting. Frank plays a character named Ted Jones, an "All-American" boy, who isn't afraid to show his cockiness but also his moral authority. He speaks with this moral outrage that the audience likely identifies with. Ted isn’t actually the shooter in the play -- that character's name is Charlie. But by the end of the show, you somehow come to empathize with Charlie, and you end up really hating Frank’s character, Ted.  The play was adapted for the state by playwright Elizabeth Dinkova and this was the very first time the play had ever been performed. But only a week after the play made its debut, the campus shut down because of the coronavirus. The production had been a daily part of the cast and crew's lives for the better part of three months, and when it was over, so was school (at least for the semester). In this interview, Frank talks about the play, the pandemic and how he’s coping, and some other stuff. Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews rising sophomore Frank Scott, who's majoring in Film, TV and Media Arts. Frank was one of the actors in the production of the play Rage, an adaptation from Stephen King’s first novel, which is about a school shooting.

Frank plays a character named Ted Jones, an "All-American" boy, who isn't afraid to show his cockiness but also his moral authority. He speaks with this moral outrage that the audience likely identifies with. Ted isn’t actually the shooter in the play -- that character's name is Charlie. But by the end of the show, you somehow come to empathize with Charlie, and you end up really hating Frank’s character, Ted. 

The play was adapted for the state by playwright Elizabeth Dinkova and this was the very first time the play had ever been performed. But only a week after the play made its debut, the campus shut down because of the coronavirus. The production had been a daily part of the cast and crew's lives for the better part of three months, and when it was over, so was school (at least for the semester).

In this interview, Frank talks about the play, the pandemic and how he’s coping, and some other stuff.

Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio and is produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.



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]]> 2135 no Boys & Girls Club in Wallingford Works to Keep Kids and Families Connected For episode 9 of Isolated Together, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Carlos Collazo, Executive Director of the Ulbrich Boys and Girls Club. They talk about how his team transitioned the Club’s services to a virtual space -- which is no small feat for an organization that helps hundreds of families every year.  Isolated Together is hosted and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming at Quinnipiac University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 26 May 2020 20:05:32 -0000 Boys & Girls Club in Wallingford Works to Keep Kids and Families Connected full 1 9 Quinnipiac University Guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Carlos Collazo, executive director of the Ulbrich Boys and Girls Club. For episode 9 of Isolated Together, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Carlos Collazo, Executive Director of the Ulbrich Boys and Girls Club. They talk about how his team transitioned the Club’s services to a virtual space -- which is no small feat for an organization that helps hundreds of families every year.  Isolated Together is hosted and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming at Quinnipiac University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For episode 9 of Isolated Together, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Carlos Collazo, Executive Director of the Ulbrich Boys and Girls Club. They talk about how his team transitioned the Club’s services to a virtual space -- which is no small feat for an organization that helps hundreds of families every year. 

Isolated Together is hosted and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming at Quinnipiac University.

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]]> 1830 no In a Mask, Everyone's a Potential Bank Robber: Credit Unions and Banks Navigate Our New World Credit Unions and banks are considered essential services. But what happens when someone walks into a branch wearing a mask? Or, how do people cash checks if a bank branch isn't open, or they don't have the technology to deposit it remotely? Are there creative solutions that we should be thinking about to make financial transactions -- either between people or between a person and a business -- easier? In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews Bruce Adams, president and CEO Credit Union League of Connecticut. Adams has a long history in public services, having been the deputy commissioner of the state's Department of Revenue Services, general counsel to Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman, and he served as general counsel to the Connecticut Department of Banking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 21 May 2020 04:00:00 -0000 In a Mask, Everyone's a Potential Bank Robber: Credit Unions and Banks Navigate Our New World full 1 8 Quinnipiac University David DesRoches interviews Bruce Adams, president and CEO Credit Union League of Connecticut, about the adaptations credit unions and banks are making as an essential service. Credit Unions and banks are considered essential services. But what happens when someone walks into a branch wearing a mask? Or, how do people cash checks if a bank branch isn't open, or they don't have the technology to deposit it remotely? Are there creative solutions that we should be thinking about to make financial transactions -- either between people or between a person and a business -- easier? In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews Bruce Adams, president and CEO Credit Union League of Connecticut. Adams has a long history in public services, having been the deputy commissioner of the state's Department of Revenue Services, general counsel to Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman, and he served as general counsel to the Connecticut Department of Banking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Credit Unions and banks are considered essential services. But what happens when someone walks into a branch wearing a mask? Or, how do people cash checks if a bank branch isn't open, or they don't have the technology to deposit it remotely? Are there creative solutions that we should be thinking about to make financial transactions -- either between people or between a person and a business -- easier?

In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews Bruce Adams, president and CEO Credit Union League of Connecticut. Adams has a long history in public services, having been the deputy commissioner of the state's Department of Revenue Services, general counsel to Lieutenant Governor Nancy Wyman, and he served as general counsel to the Connecticut Department of Banking.


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]]> 2740 no What Does Culturally Competent Healthcare Look Like During the Pandemic? For Episode 7 of Isolated Together, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Chris Cole, executive director of A Place to Nourish Your Health, in New Haven, also known as APNH, a nonprofit that provides culturally competent care for people living with HIV, substance use, mental illness and related conditions. They’ll talk more about what culturally competent care actually is, and what that looks like during the pandemic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 19 May 2020 04:00:00 -0000 What Does Culturally Competent Healthcare Look Like During the Pandemic? full 1 7 Quinnipiac University Guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Chris Cole, executive director of A Place to Nourish Your Health, in New Haven. For Episode 7 of Isolated Together, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Chris Cole, executive director of A Place to Nourish Your Health, in New Haven, also known as APNH, a nonprofit that provides culturally competent care for people living with HIV, substance use, mental illness and related conditions. They’ll talk more about what culturally competent care actually is, and what that looks like during the pandemic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For Episode 7 of Isolated Together, guest host Vince Contrucci interviews Chris Cole, executive director of A Place to Nourish Your Health, in New Haven, also known as APNH, a nonprofit that provides culturally competent care for people living with HIV, substance use, mental illness and related conditions. They’ll talk more about what culturally competent care actually is, and what that looks like during the pandemic.

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]]> 1602 no Amid Mental Health and Homeless Concerns, Connecticut Organization Shifts to Adapt Services Mental Health Connecticut has been working with people who are homeless and those experiencing mental health challenges for over a century. Now they've had to change how they do everything. No more in-home services. Some of their clients experienced stress from social isolation before the pandemic, now things have gotten worse. How are they dealing with it? It's an ongoing process, says Mike Culmo, chief program officer for Mental Heath CT. Some of their clients are actually getting more opportunities to socialize virtually, but challenges remain. In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews Culmo and Jean Yarochowicz, a residential counselor from the Waterbury program. Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 14 May 2020 04:00:00 -0000 Amid Mental Health and Homeless Concerns, Connecticut Organization Shifts to Adapt Services full 1 6 Quinnipiac University Mental Health Connecticut has been working with people who are homeless and those experiencing mental health challenges for over a century. Now they've had to change how they do everything. Mental Health Connecticut has been working with people who are homeless and those experiencing mental health challenges for over a century. Now they've had to change how they do everything. No more in-home services. Some of their clients experienced stress from social isolation before the pandemic, now things have gotten worse. How are they dealing with it? It's an ongoing process, says Mike Culmo, chief program officer for Mental Heath CT. Some of their clients are actually getting more opportunities to socialize virtually, but challenges remain. In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews Culmo and Jean Yarochowicz, a residential counselor from the Waterbury program. Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mental Health Connecticut has been working with people who are homeless and those experiencing mental health challenges for over a century. Now they've had to change how they do everything. No more in-home services. Some of their clients experienced stress from social isolation before the pandemic, now things have gotten worse. How are they dealing with it?

It's an ongoing process, says Mike Culmo, chief program officer for Mental Heath CT. Some of their clients are actually getting more opportunities to socialize virtually, but challenges remain. In this episode of Isolated Together, host David DesRoches interviews Culmo and Jean Yarochowicz, a residential counselor from the Waterbury program.

Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming.

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]]> 1695 no Columbus House Adapts to Meet Needs of Connecticut's Homeless During the Pandemic In this episode, Quinnipiac University's Vince Contrucci interviews John Brooks, the chief development officer at Columbus House, which is an organization that works with people who are homeless or housing insecure to provide them short- and long-term shelter. Which, as you’ll hear in the episode, is no easy thing, when you have social distancing requirements and everything else happening. Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and is hosted and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2020 04:00:00 -0000 Columbus House Adapts to Meet Needs of Connecticut's Homeless During the Pandemic full 1 5 Quinnipiac University Quinnipiac University's Vince Contrucci interviews John Brooks, the chief development officer at Columbus House, which is an organization that works with people who are homeless or housing insecure to provide them short- and long-term shelter. In this episode, Quinnipiac University's Vince Contrucci interviews John Brooks, the chief development officer at Columbus House, which is an organization that works with people who are homeless or housing insecure to provide them short- and long-term shelter. Which, as you’ll hear in the episode, is no easy thing, when you have social distancing requirements and everything else happening. Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and is hosted and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices In this episode, Quinnipiac University's Vince Contrucci interviews John Brooks, the chief development officer at Columbus House, which is an organization that works with people who are homeless or housing insecure to provide them short- and long-term shelter. Which, as you’ll hear in the episode, is no easy thing, when you have social distancing requirements and everything else happening.

Isolated Together is a production of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and is hosted and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming. 

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]]> 1482 no Homeschooling During the Pandemic Is Tough, Especially For Students with Disabilities https://www.isolatedtogetherpodcast.org/episodes/episode-4-homeschooling-during-the-pandemic-is-tough-especially-for-students-with-disabilities If you’re a parent of a school-aged child, this episode is for you. If you’re a parent of a child with a disability, this episode is especially for you. It’s been a real challenge to work from home and also teach your kids - and this is even harder for parents who are essential workers. How are they able to teach their kids if they themselves aren’t at home? Many parents also can't afford someone to come to their house to teach their kids. But even if you can afford it, are people even willing to come to your house? Imagine if your child has a disability? These challenges are often magnified because of that increase in need. This episode addresses children with disabilities and the challenges their parents are facing during the coronavirus pandemic, and also offers some ideas to help parents and school districts figure this stuff out. Our guest are special education attorney Jennifer Laviano, an alum from the Quinnipiac University School of Law, and Julie Swanson, who works as a special education advocate, helping parents navigate the complicated world of special education. Isolated Together is a podcast of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Thu, 07 May 2020 04:00:00 -0000 Homeschooling During the Pandemic Is Tough, Especially For Students with Disabilities full 1 4 Quinnipiac University This episode addresses children with disabilities and the challenges their parents are facing during the coronavirus pandemic, and also offers some ideas to help parents and school districts figure this stuff out. If you’re a parent of a school-aged child, this episode is for you. If you’re a parent of a child with a disability, this episode is especially for you. It’s been a real challenge to work from home and also teach your kids - and this is even harder for parents who are essential workers. How are they able to teach their kids if they themselves aren’t at home? Many parents also can't afford someone to come to their house to teach their kids. But even if you can afford it, are people even willing to come to your house? Imagine if your child has a disability? These challenges are often magnified because of that increase in need. This episode addresses children with disabilities and the challenges their parents are facing during the coronavirus pandemic, and also offers some ideas to help parents and school districts figure this stuff out. Our guest are special education attorney Jennifer Laviano, an alum from the Quinnipiac University School of Law, and Julie Swanson, who works as a special education advocate, helping parents navigate the complicated world of special education. Isolated Together is a podcast of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices If you’re a parent of a school-aged child, this episode is for you. If you’re a parent of a child with a disability, this episode is especially for you. It’s been a real challenge to work from home and also teach your kids - and this is even harder for parents who are essential workers. How are they able to teach their kids if they themselves aren’t at home? Many parents also can't afford someone to come to their house to teach their kids. But even if you can afford it, are people even willing to come to your house?

Imagine if your child has a disability? These challenges are often magnified because of that increase in need. This episode addresses children with disabilities and the challenges their parents are facing during the coronavirus pandemic, and also offers some ideas to help parents and school districts figure this stuff out.

Our guest are special education attorney Jennifer Laviano, an alum from the Quinnipiac University School of Law, and Julie Swanson, who works as a special education advocate, helping parents navigate the complicated world of special education.

Isolated Together is a podcast of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio, and hosted by David DesRoches, director of community programming.


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]]> 3406 no Angry Families, Generous Businesses, Nurses With Cooties, and Bottles of Wine: An ICU Nurse Reflects on Caring in the Time of COVID https://www.isolatedtogetherpodcast.org/episodes/episode-3-angry-families-generous-businesses-nurses-with-cooties-and-bottles-of-wine Catherine Tillery is a nurse practitioner in the Intensive Care Unit at Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital. She's also a single mother, and she had to make the tough choice to send her kids to their dad's during the pandemic. Catherine usually enjoys being there for families as their loved ones reach the end of their lives, guiding them during this difficult time. But the pandemic has changed everything. Now, her relationship with families has changed. Now those conversations -- those powerful discussions about whether someone should be kept alive or transitioned to end-of-life care -- are now happening over the phone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 24 Apr 2020 01:28:00 -0000 Angry Families, Generous Businesses, Nurses With Cooties, and Bottles of Wine: An ICU Nurse Reflects on Caring in the Time of COVID full 1 3 Quinnipiac University Catherine Tillery is a nurse practitioner in the Intensive Care Unit at Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital, where she's been helping COVID-19 patients. Catherine Tillery is a nurse practitioner in the Intensive Care Unit at Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital. She's also a single mother, and she had to make the tough choice to send her kids to their dad's during the pandemic. Catherine usually enjoys being there for families as their loved ones reach the end of their lives, guiding them during this difficult time. But the pandemic has changed everything. Now, her relationship with families has changed. Now those conversations -- those powerful discussions about whether someone should be kept alive or transitioned to end-of-life care -- are now happening over the phone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Catherine Tillery is a nurse practitioner in the Intensive Care Unit at Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital. She's also a single mother, and she had to make the tough choice to send her kids to their dad's during the pandemic. Catherine usually enjoys being there for families as their loved ones reach the end of their lives, guiding them during this difficult time. But the pandemic has changed everything. Now, her relationship with families has changed. Now those conversations -- those powerful discussions about whether someone should be kept alive or transitioned to end-of-life care -- are now happening over the phone.

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]]> 2448 no Coronavirus and Older Adults: Dealing With Physical Isolation and How to Help https://www.isolatedtogetherpodcast.org/ This episode explores how being physically isolated can impact aging adults, and novel ways to combat loneliness during the coronavirus pandemic. Host David DesRoches speaks with Erica Michalowski, AARP Connecticut’s community outreach and education director; Tia Murphy, AARP Connecticut's volunteer state president; and Nicholas Nicholson, associate professor of nursing at Quinnipiac University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 13 Apr 2020 20:45:00 -0000 Coronavirus and Older Adults: Dealing With Physical Isolation and How to Help full 1 2 Quinnipiac University This episode explores how being physically isolated can impact aging adults, and novel ways to combat loneliness during the coronavirus pandemic. This episode explores how being physically isolated can impact aging adults, and novel ways to combat loneliness during the coronavirus pandemic. Host David DesRoches speaks with Erica Michalowski, AARP Connecticut’s community outreach and education director; Tia Murphy, AARP Connecticut's volunteer state president; and Nicholas Nicholson, associate professor of nursing at Quinnipiac University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices This episode explores how being physically isolated can impact aging adults, and novel ways to combat loneliness during the coronavirus pandemic. Host David DesRoches speaks with Erica Michalowski, AARP Connecticut’s community outreach and education director; Tia Murphy, AARP Connecticut's volunteer state president; and Nicholas Nicholson, associate professor of nursing at Quinnipiac University.

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]]> 3194 no In the Age of Coronavirus, Being OK Not Being OK  The coronavirus has upended life as we know it. But information on the virus and its impact seems to change constantly, and contradictory reporting is everywhere. How can people cut through the noise and learn what’s true? And should we be OK with not knowing much about the virus yet, and trusting that in time, we’ll know enough to be able to implement solutions to allow life to return back to normal? In this episode, host David DesRoches speaks with epidemiologist Erica Fowler and Laura Willis, associate professor of health and strategic communications at Quinnipiac University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fri, 03 Apr 2020 20:50:00 -0000 In the Age of Coronavirus, Being OK Not Being OK full 1 1 Quinnipiac University Host David DesRoches speaks with epidemiologist Erica Fowler and Laura Willis, associate professor of health and strategic communications at Quinnipiac University.  The coronavirus has upended life as we know it. But information on the virus and its impact seems to change constantly, and contradictory reporting is everywhere. How can people cut through the noise and learn what’s true? And should we be OK with not knowing much about the virus yet, and trusting that in time, we’ll know enough to be able to implement solutions to allow life to return back to normal? In this episode, host David DesRoches speaks with epidemiologist Erica Fowler and Laura Willis, associate professor of health and strategic communications at Quinnipiac University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices  The coronavirus has upended life as we know it. But information on the virus and its impact seems to change constantly, and contradictory reporting is everywhere. How can people cut through the noise and learn what’s true? And should we be OK with not knowing much about the virus yet, and trusting that in time, we’ll know enough to be able to implement solutions to allow life to return back to normal? In this episode, host David DesRoches speaks with epidemiologist Erica Fowler and Laura Willis, associate professor of health and strategic communications at Quinnipiac University.

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]]> 3045 no Isolated Together https://qu.edu/podcast These are some strange and trying times, for sure. The entire planet has been turned upside down. In just a few weeks, life as we’ve known it has irreversibly changed. Events like this don’t happen often. Not even once in a lifetime. Maybe once every hundred years.  This is Isolated Together: a podcast covering our struggles and triumphs against the coronavirus, brought to you by Quinnipiac University and hosted by David DesRoches.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 31 Mar 2020 04:57:00 -0000 Isolated Together trailer Quinnipiac University This is Isolated Together, a podcast covering our struggles and triumphs against the coronavirus, brought to you by Quinnipiac University. These are some strange and trying times, for sure. The entire planet has been turned upside down. In just a few weeks, life as we’ve known it has irreversibly changed. Events like this don’t happen often. Not even once in a lifetime. Maybe once every hundred years.  This is Isolated Together: a podcast covering our struggles and triumphs against the coronavirus, brought to you by Quinnipiac University and hosted by David DesRoches.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices These are some strange and trying times, for sure. The entire planet has been turned upside down. In just a few weeks, life as we’ve known it has irreversibly changed. Events like this don’t happen often. Not even once in a lifetime. Maybe once every hundred years. 

This is Isolated Together: a podcast covering our struggles and triumphs against the coronavirus, brought to you by Quinnipiac University and hosted by David DesRoches. 

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