Communication

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Examples of Podcasts and other public communication

Podcasts

The Daily by The New York Times

• Special Episode: What I Learned When My Husband Got Coronavirus (29-03-2020)
  • This is a gripping account of a family taking care of a man with COVID19 at home. A must-hear in storytelling about COVID19
• A Kids’ Guide to Coronavirus. (27-03-2020)
• A Historic Stimulus Bill (26-03-2020)
• ‘Raring to Go by Easter’ (25-03-2020)
• Why the American Approach Is Failing (24-03-2020)
• The Pandemic and the Primary (23-03-2020)
• New York City Grinds to a Halt (20-03-2020)
• One City’s Fight to Stop the Virus (19-03-2020)
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo: ‘It’s Making Sure We Live Through This.’ (18-03-2020)
• The Latest: Why President Trump Changed His Tone on the Coronavirus (18-03-2020)
• ‘It’s Like a War’ (17-03-2020)
• Why This Recession Will Be Different (16-03-2020)
• Special Episode: This Tom Hanks Story Will Make You Feel Less Bad (15-03-2020)
• Special Episode: A Bit of Relief (14-03-2020 on ways to relieve Corona Induced Anxiety)
• Learning to Live With the Coronavirus (13-03-2020)
• Confronting a Pandemic (12-03-2020)
• Why the U.S. Wasn’t Ready for the Coronavirus (11-03-2020)
• The Latest: Why Markets Crashed on Monday (10-03-2020)
• The Coronavirus Outbreak in Washington State (05-03-2020)
• The Coronavirus Goes Global (27-03-2020)
• Fear, Fury and the Coronavirus (13-02-2020)
• A Virus’s Journey Across China (30-01-2020)

JAMA Network

• COVID-19 Update With NIAID's Anthony Fauci, MD; March 6, 2020

Don’t Touch Your Face- Daily podcast covering all aspects of the COVID-19 coronavirus

• The Price We Pay (APRIL 13, 2020:On this week’s podcast: The coronavirus cure is still better than the disease.)
• Israel (APRIL 6, 2020:On today’s podcast: The ultra-Orthodox challenge to Israel’s coronavirus response.)
• The Airline Industry Crashes (APRIL 3, 2020:On today’s podcast: How airlines are responding to their biggest threat yet.)
• Breakaway States and the Pandemic (APRIL 2, 2020:On today’s podcast: How frozen conflicts could become a global Achilles’s heel.)
• Trauma (APRIL 1, 2020:On today’s podcast: Pandemic lessons from Chernobyl’s liquidators.)
• Autocrats (MARCH 31, 2020:On today’s podcast: How authoritarian leaders are cracking down on the coronavirus—and civil liberties.)
• Iceland (MARCH 30, 2020:On today’s episode: What the world can learn from Iceland’s strategy of widespread testing.)
• Tokyo Olympics Postponed (MARCH 27, 2020: A look ahead at a year without sports)
• The Border (MARCH 26, 2020: A migrant camp at the U.S.-Mexico border braces for the coronavirus)
• An Unlikely Success Story (MARCH 25, 2020: How early intervention helped the country of Georgia slow the spread of the coronavirus)
• Islands (MARCH 24, 2020: Islands have advantages during a pandemic—and some drawbacks)
• Lockdown (MARCH 23, 2020: Why you should start preparing for a full lockdown)
• Media Coverage of the Coronavirus (MARCH 20, 2020: We look at the challenges of reporting on a fast-moving pandemic)
• At Risk Groups (MARCH 19, 2020:It’s more than just the elderly and people with underlying conditions who are vulnerable to the coronavirus)
• Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation (MARCH 18, 2020: We look at how conspiracy theories have spread as quickly as the coronavirus itself)
• Managing Mental Health Amid a Pandemic (MARCH 17, 2020: We look at some practical ways to manage the stress and anxiety brought by the coronavirus outbreak)
• Partisanship (MARCH 16, 2020: We look at why opinion polls are showing a sharp partisan divide on the coronavirus in the United States)
• Biosecurity and Borders (MARCH 13, 2020: We look at how countries are using borders as their first line of defense)
• Crunching the Numbers (MARCH 12, 2020: We look at why some countries are reporting surprisingly low numbers of coronavirus cases)
• Surviving Self-Isolation (MARCH 11, 2020: We look at how countries and individuals are turning to quarantine in a bid to slow the coronavirus)
• Why Global Problems Require Local Solutions (MARCH 10, 2020: On our first episode, we discuss why there’s no one way to stop an international outbreak)

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