Mutual Aid, Friendship in a Pandemic, 'Filthy Rich,' 'The Wrong Man'
Jia Tolentino, staff writer at The New Yorker, discusses her recent article, “What Mutual Aid Can Do During a Pandemic.”
Whitney Hu, founder of South Brooklyn Mutual Aid, and Moumita Ahmed, founder of the Queens Mutual Aid Network, talk about helping their neighbors during the coronavirus outbreak and the biggest challenges that the families they serve are facing.
Rachel Wilkerson Miller, deputy editor of VICE Life, discusses her book, The Art of Showing Up: How To Be There for Yourself and Your People, and answers listener questions about maintaining friendships while social distancing.
Director Lisa Bryant joins to discuss of Netflix's docu-series "Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich."
[REBROADCAST] Multi-platinum songwriter and artist Ross Golan talks about his stage musical “The Wrong Man” and performs.
