
Episode 1: Adjustment
08/04/20 • 17 min
The Queens Memory Project brings you the premiere of season two of the Queens Memory Podcast. This season we have collected documented experiences of Queens residents during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Episode one features testimonies of two residents who live near hospitals and the blaring realities they face, as well as others who struggle to find a sense of normalcy, who feel as though they have lost time, and those who have lost loved ones to the virus.
It’s not too late to submit your story to the Queens Memory Project. Go to QueensLib.org/covid to submit an audio recording, text, video, or photos that you feel documents your experience of COVID-19.
The Queens Memory Project brings you the premiere of season two of the Queens Memory Podcast. This season we have collected documented experiences of Queens residents during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Episode one features testimonies of two residents who live near hospitals and the blaring realities they face, as well as others who struggle to find a sense of normalcy, who feel as though they have lost time, and those who have lost loved ones to the virus.
It’s not too late to submit your story to the Queens Memory Project. Go to QueensLib.org/covid to submit an audio recording, text, video, or photos that you feel documents your experience of COVID-19.
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Season Trailer: The Borough We Became: Queens Residents On Life During COVID-19
In the spring of 2020, New York City was the center of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States and Queens had the highest numbers of diagnosed cases and hospitalizations. Many Queens residents were living and working on the front lines, providing essential services and supporting family and community members.
These personal stories were not well documented by the media as news of the pandemic moved at a stunning pace. Without real-time documentation, memories can fade and facts can be misremembered, making it difficult to reconstruct lived experience. After March 20th, as the city was urged to stay at home, we collected first-person accounts from the communities affected in the most acute ways.
This new season of the Queens Memory Podcast will feature these first-person accounts from our community as we get through this historic pandemic together.
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Episode 2: Onward
The Queens Memory Project brings you the second episode of season two of the Queens Memory Podcast. This season we have collected documented experiences of Queens residents during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
In this episode we hear from two nurses who work on the front lines of the pandemic. Their testimonies in the early weeks and months provide insight to the devastation COVID-19 has reaped and the responses of New York hospitals. Also on this episode, Marah Rocco of the Rockaways shares how she has brought people together to release anxiety in a fun and primal way.
It’s not too late to submit your story to the Queens Memory Project. Go to QueensLib.org/covid to submit an audio recording, text, video, or photos that you feel documents your experience of COVID-19.
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