Novel Side Effects

from Town Hall · host Caleb Townes

We dig into the elements of the Coronavirus shutdown. A college student and an (almost) college graduate analyze the effects of the virus and how we as people are responding to it. A cure for the virus is in the hands of the doctors, but a cure for the world is up to us.

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