- James and Elyssa have a relationship built on games and puzzles, so they came up with a plan to turn their passion into a business called Paruzal. Then the pandemic hit — and gave their idea a big boost. Hear the full podcast episode here.
- Life during a pandemic can bring lots of anxiety and stress. One way to deal with those issues is to practice mindfulness – and that doesn’t necessarily look like what you might expect.
- When we feel a sense of loss during the pandemic, it can be hard to find an outlet to process the emotion because of the isolation that comes with social distancing. Even the isolation itself can create a sense of loss. We lose our ability to go the places we want, when we want. That's what the latest episode of "At a Distance" explores. It's the podcast from CPR News about life during the pandemic.
- Polis has avoided stating a specific level of testing he expects statewide.
- Colorado’s staged reopening has created lots of fear among workers and employers. Can testing help?
- If you’ve lost someone close to you during this pandemic, your grief may feel different than what you expected. That’s totally normal. At a time when everyone is up against some sort of loss, grief isn't just possible. It might be essential.
- More tests are on their way, but supplies are still short.
- With a Zoom account and a hefty dose of imagination, you and your friends can escape from sunken ships or sneak into Bruce Springsteen shows.
- James and Elyssa have a relationship built on games and puzzles, so they came up with a plan to turn their passion into a business called Paruzal. Then the pandemic hit -- and gave their idea a big boost.
- If Colorado lifts its social distancing measures, public health leaders agree that testing alone won’t stop a resurgence of coronavirus.
- Small gestures can help our mental wellbeing and maybe even boost our immunity during this pandemic. Learn a few simple ways to make a difference.
- Some models show Colorado has already passed or is near the peak of the pandemic, but not all health officials trust those numbers — or, that they will stick.
- May's feeling a little lonely, so she organizes a virtual game night. What she learns could help you throw your own fun and comforting virtual gathering.
- Meet a woman who has effectively quarantined herself for more than a year. She shares her story of settling into her home for the long run, and offers tips on how to live a better life in a bizarre time.
- Politics are inevitable, but they could get in the way of a competent public health response.
- Denver’s hospital of last resort is doing everything it can to prepare for a surge in patients, but it needs help from the public.
