Episode 1: Ryan Seamy

07/20/20 • 14 min

On April 26, 2020, Ryan Seamy, an actor and blood donor, talks to our host, Angela Rothermel, about a comedy video he's produced and his experience so far in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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EVERYDAY HEROES: A COVID-19 Podcast. Featuring Angela Rothermel and Ryan Seamy. Produced by Michael T. Starks. Editing Services by Brian Torres, Irlend Productions Independent, LLC. All Images and Footage used with Permission & Licensing, Provided by Adobe Stock and Pixabay.com. Newsroom One Footage provided by Ryan Seamy. "Say a Prayer for the Living" Music, Lyrics & Performed by Michael T. Starks. Special Thanks to Karilyn T. Starks. Ionogen Media, LLC Copyright 2020. All Rights Reserved.
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EVERYDAY HEROES: A COVID-19 Podcast. Featuring Angela Rothermel and Marla Kalin. Produced by Michael T. Starks. Editing Services by Brian Torres, Irlend Productions Independent, LLC. All Images and Footage used with Permission & Licensing, Provided by Adobe Stock and Pixabay.com. "Say a Prayer for the Living" Music, Lyrics & Performed by Michael T. Starks. Special Thanks to Karilyn T. Starks. Ionogen Media, LLC Copyright 2020. All Rights Reserved.
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https://www.cv19everydayheroes.com

Everyday Heroes: A COVID-19 Podcast - Episode 1: Ryan Seamy

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Everyday Heroes: A COVID-19 Podcast

Transcript of Episode 1: Ryan Seamy

“Memories heal the living. We pray for the living.”

Angela: On April 26, 2020, a lot of people were staying at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At this time, the total number of deaths due to COVID-19 in the United States was nearing 56,000. In Colorado, restrictions were about to be lifted, for what Governor Jared Polis called the Safer-at