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From the news team at LinkedIn, I'm Jessie Hempel, and this is Hello Monday.

It's our show about the changing nature of work, and how that work is changing us.

I'm vaccinated. My home town's opening up. The CDC says I can take off my mask when I jog, and it doesn't feel the way that I thought it would.

My friend Claire's a songwriter, and last week, she wrote the song and she just texted me a phrase, and here I'll play you a little bit.

Maybe I'm just waiting for the fireworks and cheesy parades.

We're all man to the avenues, they'll shower us in ticker tape.

Some royal decree, to set us all free. Everyone will hear the bells, we will hear them ring.

Those lyrics, they really got to me. I think it's because the quarantine started so abruptly, but it's ending unevenly.

It fits and starts, and in some places, really not at all yet.

And nothing is wrong here where I am, not in the way that it was, but nothing feels right.

Nothing feels anything at all.

This week, Kimberly Johnson joins us to talk about the applause.

Kim's just published this book called Call of the Wild, how we heal trauma, awaken our own power, and use it for good.

She's a healer. She'll explain how life socializes us not to feel our feelings. She'll help us understand our nervous systems better, really.

I mean, this episode is a lesson in our nervous systems.

And Kim's going to give us an exercise to move us through the collective trauma that we have all just endured together.

Here's Kim.

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