Amtrak worker Matt Wyllie arrives home to his NYC apartment after a long overnight shift, and tells us what life is like right now— from commuting on the subway, to the music that’s getting him through, and the restaurant dinner he can't wait to have again once the coronavirus lockdown is over.
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Jun 2020
The Healing Power of Black Theatre
Sarah Bellamy is the Artistic Director of the Penumbra Theatre Company in St. Paul, Minnesota. Her father, Lou Bellamy, started the Company back in 1976, as a place to create drama by, for, and about Black people. That mission has continued under Sarah’s leadership, gaining a new ... Show More
12m 59s
Jun 2020
The Joys & Challenges of Black Fatherhood
Glen Henry loves everything about being a Black dad – and he’s eager to show others why. On his YouTube channel, Beleaf in Fatherhood, he turns the stuff of everyday life in the Henry household – with his wife, Yvette, and their four kids – into artful, loving, and insightful vid ... Show More
17m 32s
Jun 2020
Episode 8: To Be Good At This Job, You Just Have To Be...Good
For those of us fortunate enough to be able to work from home during the pandemic, our new normal finds us juggling the pressures of work, family and health in ways we hadn't previously experienced. Imagine being responsible for 45 elderly folks spread across three bucolic reside ... Show More
21m 48s
Nov 2021
Work 2.0: The One-Room Commute
<p>If you’re working from home, you might be reveling in your daily commute to the dining room table. Or you might be saying, “Get me out of here.” In the final episode of our Work 2.0 series, economist <a href="https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/faculty-research/faculty/nicholas-bloom ... Show More
48m 42s