EP #475 - 3.15.2022 - Restoring Memory: The Terrible Springtime

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EP #475 - 3.15.2022 - Restoring Memory: The Terrible Springtime

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Zachary Loeb is a PhD candidate whose work looks at the intersection of the history of technology and disaster studies, his dissertation project focuses on Y2K. Since March 16, 2020, he has posted 4 short poems a day (5 days a week) to the Twitter account @plaguepoems (these poems are then compiled into weekly compendiums that are posted at librarianshipwreck.wordpress.com).

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A daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts - hosted by Dr. Scott Gabriel Knowles, a historian of disasters at KAIST in Daejeon, South Korea.

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#22 COVIDCalls 4.14.2020 - Disaster Victims & Memorials: What is the future of COVID-19 memory? Will there be a memorial to remember the lives lost and honor the heroes during the COVID-19 Pandemic? What would memorials to COVID-19 look like, and what role will the politics of the pandemic play in them? Dr. Ja... by COVIDCalls
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#19 COVIDCalls 4.9.2020 - Disaster Research in a Time of Crisis w/ Lori Peek: How does the backlash against Asian Americans, especially those of Chinese descent, during COVID-19 parallel backlashes against other minority groups that followed events like 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina? What is the role of researchers during disaster ev... by COVIDCalls
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#11 COVIDCalls 3.30.2020 - Pandemics in History I: Is there such a thing as an unprecedented moment? What is new about the COVD-19 pandemic and what aspects have echoes in the past? What lessons do the histories of past epidemics, even those that occurred centuries ago, have to offer our present? Dr. Cin... by COVIDCalls
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#3 COVIDCalls 3.18.2020 - Evacuation & Shelter Decision-Making & Coping w/ Pets: What are the psychological factors behind how individuals and organizations make evacuation/sheltering decisions during disasters? How are pets a source of comfort and resilience? Dr. Sarah DeYoung, an expert on applied social and community psychology an... by COVIDCalls
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#1 COVIDCalls 3.16.2020 - The First Episode: Public Health & COVID-19 in the USA: How should public health systems in the U.S. respond to COVID-19, and what lessons can we draw from the past and for the future? Dr. Gigi Kwik Gronvall, a Senior Scholar at the John Hopkins Center for Health Security, joins to discuss the early national... by COVIDCalls
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#16 COVIDCalls 4.6.2020 - Disaster Researchers' Roundtable: How is the disaster of COVID-19 impacting how early career disaster researchers are approaching their own research? How will academia in general react to the crisis and how will that affect graduate students and early career researchers? Dr. Nnenia Campb... by COVIDCalls
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#46 COVIDCalls 5.18.2020 - Information Infrastructures in Disaster: The pandemic has brought about a renewed appreciation for workers who are considered to be essential to core functions of society. Among these, have been postal service workers who serve the important role of delivering essential objects to where they ... by COVIDCalls
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#45 COVIDCalls 5.15.2020 - Race & Face Masking in COVID-19: There is a historical notion in society that people who wear masks or face coverings always have something to hide. I mean, think about it—thieves, the Ku Klux Klan, etc. In the inherently racist America we know today, it is not uncommon for Muslim wom... by COVIDCalls
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#25 COVIDCalls 4.17.2020 - COVID & Environmental Justice in Louisiana II: How does COVID-19 overlap and intertwine with the deeper histories of Louisiana, and how can we understand these connections? What effect will COVID-19 have on long-term efforts for racial and environmental justice in Louisiana? Karen Gadbois, the co-fou... by COVIDCalls
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#10 COVIDCalls 3.27.2020 - Disaster & Disability: Why were tools of accessibility, like video conferencing and live transcription, only embraced by institutions in response to COVID-19, despite being denied to disabled people pre-pandemic? What can disability studies add to our understanding of COVID-19... by COVIDCalls
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#30 COVIDCalls 4.24.2020 - The Trump Pandemic w/ Virginia Heffernan: What explains President Donald Trump’s disastrous response to COVID-19 and can he politically survive the pandemic? What do Trump and his vices say about our society and why can’t we look away? Virginia Heffernan, a journalist for the New York Times, Wal... by COVIDCalls
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#4 COVIDCalls 3.19.2020 - Public Health Update: Philadelphia: When should have COVID-19 testing started in the United States and what were the barriers to testing access in the early days of the Pandemic? What did testing look like on the ground in Philadelphia, PA during this time? Dr. Esther Chernak, professor at... by COVIDCalls
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#26 COVIDCalls 4.20.2020 - Governance & Disaster: COVID-19: How will COVID-19 shape the way the American government operates? Where were the points of governmental failure when it came to the American policy response to COVID and how can the U.S. adjust its policy and politics to deal with future hazards better? ... by COVIDCalls
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#13 COVIDCalls 4.1.2020 - The World Health Organization and COVID-19 w/ Andrew Lakoff: How has global pandemic preparedness evolved over the years, and what is the World Health Organization’s (WHO) role in managing outbreaks of infectious disease? What were the impacts of 9/11, anthrax, and Hurricane Katrina on American systems of emergenc... by COVIDCalls
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#38 COVIDCalls 5.6.2020 - COVID & the Apocalyptic w/ Chuck Strozier: How does the COVID-19 pandemic evoke fears of the apocalypse and what is the psychology of apocalyptic thinking in the United States? How does COVID-19 fit into the history of apocalyptic visions and narratives from the Book of Revelation to nuclear holo... by COVIDCalls
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#9 COVIDCalls 3.26.2020 - Pandemic Perspectives: Italy: What can the United States learn from Italy’s disaster management performance in the first wave, and what are the cracks that lie in Italy and the United States’ systems? What are the historical analogs we can use to understand various aspects of the pan... by COVIDCalls
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EP #475 - 3.15.2022 - Restoring Memory: The Terrible Springtime

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