
The Documentary Podcast
Don't log off - part six
May 16, 2020
In this podcast, Maria Ester from Ecuador shares her concerns about her family's heavy machinery business and her elderly mother's safety during the pandemic. Meanwhile, Rohan, a young farmer in Jamaica, discusses the challenges of running the family farm amidst drought and Covid-19. The podcast also touches on the impact of lockdown on businesses in Iraq and features a segment on life in Antarctica without the virus.
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- Global impact of pandemic on family businesses in Ecuador and Jamaica.
- Resilience and adaptation of individuals from diverse backgrounds during COVID-19.
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Diverse Global Perspectives on Pandemic Challenges
People from various countries share their experiences amidst the pandemic. Rohan, a farmer in Jamaica, discusses changes in priorities due to job displacement. Maria Esther in Ecuador reflects on the impact of the virus on her family business and city. Sammy from Iraq laments the closure of his bookstore. These narratives highlight the global reach and diverse effects of the pandemic on individuals' lives.
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