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From KQED. From KQED. From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

When the pandemic is in the rear window and we can go out safely and

be within six feet of friends and strangers, what are the first things you're going to do?

Recently on forum, we asked listeners for their post-pandemic fantasies. My guest was Anna Sale,

host of the podcast, Death, Sex, and Money. Coming up next, we're going to listen back to that

conversation. And remember, since this is a previously up next, we're going to listen back to that conversation.

And remember, since this is a previously recorded segment,

we won't be taking your live calls and emails.

Thank you. This is Forum. I'm Mina Kim. The prospect of a vaccine being approved soon is giving some people permission to imagine what they'll do post-pandemic. That's what it did for KQED Arts Associate

editor, Nastia Voinovskia, who tweeted out earlier this week the question, what's your post-vaccine

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