Share Your Pandemic Story with 'All In The Mind'
Episode Overview
Listeners are invited to share their pandemic experiences. James Bullen shares his unexpected hobby of chess. Tips on recording high-quality audio using smartphones. Exploration of resilience and human connection. A collection of stories to inspire others.
It's a real Goldilocks situation. You want it to be just right.
How do Australians find resilience during the pandemic? This episode of 'All In The Mind' is a unique invitation for listeners to share their personal stories of coping through these challenging times. The team is eager to hear about what has kept you going and what you're looking forward to once the world regains some normalcy.
Whether it's picking up a quirky hobby, reconnecting with an old passion, or forging unexpected friendships, these tales are what the podcast aims to capture. Producer James Bullen shares his own pandemic pastime—chess, a game he never imagined he'd enjoy. It's become a source of focus and connection with people globally, offering a break from the relentless news cycle.
James is not just interested in hobbies but also in the human moments we're all longing for: family dinners, live gigs, and the simple pleasure of sharing a cold beer with friends. Listeners are encouraged to record their stories using their smartphones and submit them for a special episode. James offers practical tips on recording quality audio, ensuring your story sounds just right without the dreaded 'Peter Piper' effect.
This episode is more than just a collection of anecdotes; it's an exploration of how ordinary lives adapt and thrive in extraordinary circumstances. So, what’s your story? How have you found light in the darkness? Share it, and you might just inspire others who are navigating the same storm.