Quarantined (But Not Really) | Work for Change 072

Work for Change Podcast

John Glaude

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, we're officially moved into our new home office... because quarantine..

We talk about our thoughts on COVID-19 and how life looks very different now for us.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Work for Change podcast it's Jeepoy Jean spelled like Jean.
0:13.8	It's been a while since I've done that.
0:15.4	You said that backwards.
0:16.4	I know.
0:17.4	Okay, once.
0:18.4	And it's a y' boy, John with the silent age.
0:20.4	Thank you so much for coming to episode 72 of the Work for Change podcast.
0:25.8	The first quarantine edition.
0:27.2	quarantine edition, probably of many.
0:30.2	Probably this is going to be the quarantine series.
0:32.4	The quarantine series. The quarantine series and this is going to be the quarantine series. The quarantine series.
0:34.0	And this is the first glogcast, brocast, podcast,
0:37.0	and quite a while.
0:38.0	It's been a long time now.
0:40.0	It's been a while.
0:41.0	So as you can, well, as you can't tell, but if you're watching you can tell we are at home right now so we're in our second room which is now an office
0:48.4	Yeah, it was a spare bedroom losing we had a roommate, and then he moved on from us.
0:54.7	He moved on in life.
0:56.6	For about what, five, four months?
0:59.4	There was nothing in here.
1:00.9	And then Sam, her job was like, hey it's time to work from home and within a matter of
1:07.5	day and a half this had become a fool on home office because Sam was just like that.
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