Under One Roof: Multigenerational Households During the Pandemic

In this episode, Jessica and I discuss the relationship between family caregiving during the pandemic and how it plays into family dynamics. At the center of the conversation are two stories about individuals who faced hardships in navigating difficult family decisions and how they affected their own households.

Have you ever wondered about what isolating in a multigenerational household during the pandemic can look like? In this episode, your hosts, Alexis and Gaby, are going to share some stories from three multigenerational households and discuss how economic status and family relationships within a household can affect their ability to navigate COVID-19 safety precautions.

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Hosts: Alexis Aguilar and Gaby Widjaja

Our episode focuses on two young women whose households became multigenerational during the pandemic and who also took on main caretaking roles during this time as well. These roles were given to them unexpectedly and without discussion and their feelings during this time are shared throughout the episode.
Hosts: Mya Carillo and Mariah Fujita Montes

This episode talks about the struggles regarding mental health while experiencing a world wide pandemic and living in a multigenerational household. Within this podcast you will find in multiple generations personal experience, statistical evidence, and resources for both Cal Poly Pomona students and everyday individuals.

Hosts: Kai Cruz and Azucena Reyes
Resources included:

CPP students:

CAPS : (909) 869- 3220 (call or drop in)

Non CPP students:

Contact personal health provider or go to

Betterhelp.com can help you find local and affordable

This episode will go over multigenerational families and their experience surrounding covid 19 vaccinations. We share the stories of two families and the reasons why they were hesitant towards getting the vaccine. We discuss the main reasons given towards vaccine hesitation which are lack of information and family and friend influence. Having discussions with family and friends to make informed decisions regarding vaccines has shown to be of significant value.
Hosts: Sarah Mackey and Karla Ramirez