High schoolers at home
Josefine Nielsen and Sebastian Beckman are high school students in the architecture program at Pauliskolan in Malmö, Sweden. In this episode, we hear their thoughts, two and a half months into the swi...
2 Jun 202011min
Parenting, free associations, and the pandemic
How is social distancing affecting parenting, and how deep has the pandemic lodged itself in your subconscious? In this episode, I speak about these things with Christopher Honey, an assistant profess...
14 Mai 20207min
What happens in Sweden
Paul Franks is a professor of genetic epidemiology at Lund University in Sweden. In this episode, we discuss Sweden's unique and rather controversial approach to COVID 19, relying on voluntary complia...
27 Apr 202022min
Same struggles, hugely different contexts
Gareth Lipunga is a study coordinator with the Brain Infections Global initiative in Malawi, where he works with diagnostics and management of infectious brain diseases in this developing country. In ...
21 Apr 202011min
Oh yeah, I enjoy cooking
"...It's not just a problem I have to solve," recalls Linn Johansson, now that she has time to reflect in the midst of a pandemic. Linn is a freelance theater actor and recent graduate from the Royal ...
13 Apr 20207min
The over-supply chain
As runs on the supermarkets leave store shelves empty during this pandemic, I speak to Axel Holst, who is an employee of Asko, Norway's largest wholesale grocer. We discuss just how much supply there ...
2 Apr 20206min
The view from China
Chao Jiang is a researcher at the Life Sciences Institute in Zhejiang University in China. He is interested in evolution, especially of microorganisms. We chat about the initial Coronavirus outbreak a...
29 Mar 202012min
Perspectives from geriatrics
Sarah Richards is a nurse studying to be a specialist in geriatrics, working at the Skåne University Hospital in Malmö. She discusses the challenges faced by hospitals and their elderly patients as we...
26 Mar 202013min
