How do you sleep when so much of life is unsettled? In this memoir episode, Laura Joyce Davis talks about her own coronasomnia, finds some tips from sleep experts — and most of all, the way forward through building a new creative community. #creativity #community #memoir #pandemiclife

What have you lost in the pandemic? What have you found? We asked these questions to people from New York to New Mexico. What they told us has given us a roadmap for finding our way home. #interview #memoir #ensemble

How can we feel at home even when our world feels out of control? All of us long for joy, rest, beauty, and belonging—but finding our way there isn’t always simple or easy. #trailer #home #growth

Why create? This is the question we ask every time we make an episode, and the first one we post to the trainees in our podcast training program. It’s also one of the questions driving season 3 of Shelter in Place, which launches next week. . #creativity #poetry #writing

How can we feel at home even when our world feels out of control? All of us long for joy, rest, beauty, and belonging—but finding our way there isn’t always simple or easy. #trailer #home #growth

Who keeps us safe when the world shuts down? On cyclist road rage, community, and how mutual aid makes us better. #cycling #community #growth #urbanplanning

How can breaking bread--or injera--together make a place home? Last year was the year of the sourdough starter. Today we reflect on how food gives us comfort and community when we need it most. #food #community #culture #cooking

In the face of physical decline, how is “acceptance” not just “resignation” dressed up in zen clothing? After an injury forced him to step back from the sports that helped him feel young, Nate Davis started to reckon with his own aging--and explore how other people feel about their age. #aging #memoir #growth

What if life’s biggest tragedy could also be life’s greatest blessing? When lifelong ski patrol and EMT instructor Posie Mansfield lost her leg a month after she lost her husband, it seemed like everything she loved had been taken away from her. A decade later, she tells us why that loss is the greatest gift of her life. #interview #amputee #faith

In this episode we reflect on some of our own experiences of death, and get some fresh perspective from Sarah Chavez. She pulls back the shroud on the modern funeral industry, points out how social issues can also affect the dead, and suggests better ways for us all to engage with this natural part of life.