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From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, this is Forum.

I'm Scott Schaefer, in today for Mina Kim.

Coming up, after 15 months of the pandemic, life is slowly returning to normal across California,

and yet many of us are feeling overwhelmed and exhausted from working too much at home while juggling kids and their education and missing friends and family.

We'll look at what's led to widespread burnout and what you and your employer can do to prevent it and help treat it.

Then, after Las Vegas Raiders player, Carl Nassib became the first active NFL player to come out this week,

will ask, what took so long and whether his announcement might clear the way for other LGBT athletes

to be open about their sexual orientation.

That's next right after the news.

Good morning and welcome to KQED Forum. I'm Scott Schaefer here today for Mina Kim.

Well, life is beginning its return to some semblance of normal as we set aside our masks and venture out as we did before the pandemic.

I actually wore a suit to work today. That was weird.

Well, as workers start returning to offices,

some are dealing with pandemic hangovers in the form of burnout,

you know, feeling exhausted, ineffective,

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