One Year Later

One year ago this week, the future was uncertain and I and many other people didn’t know what was going to happen. I created this podcast, which has now evolved into a regular one that expands on this legacy. The first few minutes of this one wax nostalgic, but there's no time for that. There's still work to be done. A full text version of this one will be posted on the CCE site, but this began as a podcast, so people in this feed get the first shot and taking a listen.

Episode 56 of the Charlottesville Quarantine Report podcast, hosted by Sean Tubbs, titled "One Year Later" was published on March 16, 2021 and runs 22 minutes.

March 16, 2021 ·22m · Charlottesville Quarantine Report

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Summary

One year ago this week, the future was uncertain and I and many other people didn’t know what was going to happen. I created this podcast, which has now evolved into a regular one that expands on this legacy. The first few minutes of this one wax nostalgic, but there's no time for that. There's still work to be done. A full text version of this one will be posted on the CCE site, but this began as a podcast, so people in this feed get the first shot and taking a listen.

Episode Description

Material comes from:

Audio from Governor Northam's March 9, 2021 press conference
Audio from President Joe Biden's March 11, 2021 address
Audio from UVA Health System, March 12, 2021 press briefing
Audio from Dr. Danny Avula's March 12, 2021 press briefing

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