COVID19 The Quarantine Chronicles

Ep 02 Natalie Bradley Rural Georgia Needs You

Natalie is the Director of Downtown Development for the City of Oglethorpe. She has an Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/nataliebradley/?fbclid=IwAR1z7IFwvCas1WFbJ5Q5DVY8ZRGr8fOwgqE66GNvqEPo6xtZKYW6LAtFLAk [https://www.etsy.com/shop/nataliebradley/?fbclid=IwAR1z7IFwvCas1WFbJ5Q5DVY8ZRGr8fOwgqE66GNvqEPo6xtZKYW6LAtFLAk] and she reflects on how COVID19 has impacted festivals that so many vendors in rural areas depend on to make ends meet. Rural communities were struggling before COVID19 but now their recovery is even more uncertain.

EP 04 Jo Ellen Eisman Finding Your Fieldgoal

Jo Ellen Eisman is a soccer referee and professional chef. When COVID19 took away her income, she got creative and found her own way to find her own field goal. Connect with Jo Ellen on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jojoeiseman [https://www.facebook.com/jojoeiseman] to see how you can support Jo Ellen as she supports her community with homemade meals made with dash of love and a splash of hope.

EP 03 Chris Tuttle Going Beyond Surviving

Chris Tuttle is the founder of Tuttle Company (https://www.tuttle.co/) [https://www.tuttle.co/)]. Chris and I have been friends for almost a decade. TuttleCo LLC was launched in 2019 by Chris Tuttle, a NYC-based digital engagement strategist and nonprofit communications professional who has worked with hundreds of purpose-driven organizations over his 20+ year career, developing groundbreaking national and global campaigns that reach and engage millions of people annually.

EP 1 Rowan King The Power of Community

Meet Rowan King. Rowan organizes the annual Drag for Diplomas fundraiser for the Thrive with Pride Program at the Dr. Annise Mabry Foundation. Thrive with Pride is Georgia's only nonprofit alternative diploma program for homeless lgbtq youth, sex trafficking survivors, and high school dropouts. This is the story of how an entire drag community flipped the script to save a fundraiser. This podcast is a collection of voices from everyday people in the community from urban cities to rural dirt roads reflecting on how #Covid19 impacted their lives and in some cases changed their outlook. This podcast is unedited and the feelings are real. These are their stories. Their stories are our story. This is how we are all surviving this Leadership Apocalypse 2020. The year a divided community united and transformed America.