safer at home

Film & concert composer, Genevieve Vincent, joined us initially on the very first day of our Covid-mandated virtual cohort in March 2020. She shares with us her music journey from Suzuki violin to the Royal Conservatory of Music to Berklee College and onto a brilliant music career.

She found success during the shut-down, scoring her first studio film, The Broken Hearts Gallery and, more recently, Safer At Home coming out on Hulu on June 27, 2021.

Today she shares her music and insights into composing.

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Broken Hearts Gallery - Natalie Krinsky, Director - Hulu, Amazon Prime, Apple TV 

Safer At Home - Will Wernick, Director - Hulu June 27. 2021 

Moving Art: Hokkaido - Louie Schwartzberg, Director  - Netflix 

CityTalk: LA en Español es un nuevo podcast semanal que comparte ideas e información sobre cómo estar a salvo en emergencias que afectan su hogar o toda la comunidad. Organizado por un trío de miembros del equipo de MySafe:LA cuyos antecedentes incluyen Técnico de Emergencias Médicas, alcance comunitario y educación comunitaria. El tercer programa de CityTalk:LA en Español considera cómo los oyentes pueden hacer el uso más agradable y productivo posible de su tiempo mientras refugiarse en casa. CityTalk:LA en Español está disponible en el sitio web MySafe:LA y en todos los principales portales de podcast.

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CityTalk:LA en Español is a new weekly Spanish language podcast sharing insights and information about how to be safe in emergencies affecting your home or the entire community. Hosted by a trio of MySafe:LA team members whose backgrounds include Emergency Medical Technician, grass roots outreach, and community education.  CityTalk:LA en Español’s third program considers how listeners can make the most enjoyable and productive use of their time possible while sheltering at home. CityTalk:LA en Español is available on the MySafe:LA Web site and on all major podcast portals.

On this weeks episode, we focus on "West Virginia Strong - The Comeback," Governor Jim Justice's plan to gradually reopen the economy. Guests discuss a variety of topics, including the "safer at home" order, elective procedures, drive-thru testing, broadband expansion, and outdoor dining at restaurants.

In segment 1, West Virginia Governor Jim Justice joins us via Skype to discuss elective surgeries, restaurants, and small businesses reopening, saying we have to take baby steps to ensure everyone's safety. He also details the differences between stay-at-home orders and the "safer at home" order he just enacted, and says, above all else, that we can't forget that COVID-19 is still here.

In segment 2, Dr. Sherri Young, Executive Director & Health Officer at the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department and President of the West Virginia Medical Association talks about the impact of elective procedures on both the economy and hospital revenue, restaurants reopening, and the number you can call to schedule an appointment at a Kanawha County drive-thru clinic.

In segment 3, Steve Roberts, President of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce talks about how the governor's schedule to get back to work is translating to a more vigorous, innovative spirit from West Virginians. He also tells us about how, in response to the realization of how crucial broadband access is, the Chamber of Commerce has put together a plan for moving the Mountain state forward.

In segment 4, Deno Stanley, owner of Adelphia Sports Bar and Grille and member of the West Virginia Hospitality and Travel Association tells us all the steps restaurants are taking in preparation for reopening day, including what you can expect to see the next time you decide to outdoor dine. 

Today I'm joined by a special guest, my husband and fellow creative Adam Kovic, to talk about how we've been getting on during this unique time. Art through adversity has driven some new creative projects that we wouldn't otherwise have the time to pursue. We invite you to listen in our our everyday lives.

Connect with Adam Kovic with the links below!
Funhaus on Youtube
https://www.instagram.com/adamkovic/
https://twitter.com/adamkovic/

We're also continuing with weekly drawing prompts. Have a listen and check out the full show notes for this weeks prompt to play along. You can see all of my own versions of the drawing prompts as I post them on my design portfolio Instagram account:
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On Friday, roughly 1,500 protesters gathered on the state Capitol grounds to demand an end to Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ COVID-19-related stay-at-home order. Many attendees criticized the Evers administration for infringing on their personal freedoms and crippling the state economy.

Protesters carried signs with messages ranging from “Quarantine Tony Evers” to “Reopen Wisconsin,” waved American and Gadsden “Don’t tread on me” flags, and broke into chants including “U.S.A.” and “Bring back Scott,” a reference to former Republican Gov. Scott Walker — all while a convoy of vehicles circled the Capitol as part of the demonstration.

Some in the crowd carried firearms, some wore protective masks, and others wore attire or carried signs supporting President Donald Trump.

A few counter protesters were among the melee but an event was organized online to officially counter the in-person gathering and support Evers extension of the "safer at home" order to May 26. The original order was scheduled to end April 24. The socially-distanced, online counter protest drew over 10,000 attendees between Friday and Saturday. 

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We want to find God's perspective in Scripture. This is His house and His rules. 

Have you ever been in a situation we don't have control over and feel trapped? God wants us to trust Him for redemption by obeying His Words. He may not get us out right away but the journey will be hard and amazing. We will grow in our faith to obey His word. 

In this chapter Moses and Aaron are in Egypt and they are speaking to the oppressed Hebrews that are in real trouble and suffering. With Covid 19 we can almost put ourselves there!

God is coming to the rescue in Exodus 5. This is a pattern in the gospels. They were in bondage to the world system in Egypt and when Jesus was on the scene and Christ said: “Most assuredly, I say to you, whoever commits sins is a slave of sin” John 8:34 So there is a spiritual side to bondage and Egypt is a typology of the world. Sin and obeying are themes in Exodus 5. Who will obey and who will not? But then who is affected by our obedience? We want God in our lives but are we ready to have our commitment to Him challenged? Let's take this lesson of worshiping Him during hard times and ask God for help during trials. 

“If you abide in my word, you are truly my disciples, and you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”  John 8:31a-32

And we will be free indeed regardless of our circumstances. Join Ric and Mary Joyner for this interesting and fun show. 

This episode helps you create a plan if you are injured and need to see a healthcare professional. Also, Molly tells you how to take care of injuries at home with RICE protocol. Brady gives tips to stay active, talks about preventing back pain, and about the pitfalls of sitting too long.

Isolation during the pandemic: Navigating the Emotional Rollercoaster. The pandemic has brought a new set of challenges and emotional weight for all of us. But how do we navigate the feeling of isolation during these uncertain times? In this episode, we delve into real-life stories of job cancellations, handling cancellation fees with direct-to-client projects, and share expert insights on the industry standards set by the AICP Guidelines.

We also break down the difference between the CA and NYC "Safer at Home" mandate and the "Shelter in Place" or "Lockdown" orders, and bring you updates on industry developments, like AdAge lifting the pay wall on their Coronavirus-related updates.

Hear from the Freelancers' Union president, Rafael Espinal, on his plea for financial relief for freelancers and join our host, Christian, as he discusses volunteer opportunities with the NYC Medical Reserve Corps. Navigating isolation has never been easy, but together, we can make it through this.

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Topics: Isolation during pandemic, Navigating emotional toll, Job cancellations during pandemic, Industry standards during pandemic, Volunteer opportunities during pandemic

Voice Memos:
Jacob Patterson - The Great Company
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-patterson-488aa31a3/

Lateef Gibson
Adjunct Professor at Norfolk State University, Owner of L.G. Studios
https://www.linkedin.com/in/lateef-gibson-0b2ab879/

Maya Yergo
Production Supervisor
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mayayergo/

Links
AICP Cancellations
https://www.aicp.com/assets/editor/National_Live_Action_Guidelines_3_28_14.pdf

Marketer’s Response to the Virus
https://adage.com/article/cmo-strategy/regularly-updated-list-tracking-marketers-response-coronavirus/2244251

Agency’s Efforts
https://adage.com/article/agencies/regularly-updated-list-how-agencies-are-responding-coronavirus/2244711

Coronavirus Industry Event Tracker
https://adage.com/article/digital/coronavirus-industry-event-tracker/2242341

California "Safer at Home"
https://www.gov.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/3.19.20-EO-N-33-20-COVID-19-HEALTH-ORDER-03.19.2020-signed.pdf

New York "Safer At Home"
https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/home

Freelancer's Union Call to Action
https://blog.freelancersunion.org/2020/03/18/government-covid-19-aid-for-freelancers/

NYC MRC
https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/em/directions-for-registration.pdf

Broadway Live
https://www.broadwayhd.com/

Drag Digital
https://www.twitch.tv/biqtchpuddin/

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