March 29, 2021: From Restaurants To Museums, A Pandemic Economic Reality Check

‹‹ Colorado Matters

By Ryan Warner

March 29, 2021

Hanna Bull (center) with her husband Raviv Bull and her mother Ramya Bruskin in the backyard of Ramya's home in Longmont on Monday, March 30, 2021.

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Episode | 49:20

March 29, 2021: From Restaurants To Museums, A Pandemic Economic Reality Check

Segment 1 | 17:44
A Restaurant Server’s Pandemic Journey In An Uncharted Economy
Segment 2 | 3:47
Lawmakers Move To Expand Program That Helped Restaurants And Pedestrians Take Over Colorado’s Main Streets In The Pandemic
Segment 3 | 15:52
Restaurants Navigate Continued Uncertainty A Year Into The Pandemic
Segment 4 | 4:09
For Coloradans Returning To Museums During COVID, Unexpected Perks Like Fewer Crowds And A Chance To Dress Up
Segment 5 | 4:47
COVID Changed Everything, Including How Colorado Immigrants Become American

The pandemic has reshaped the economy in ways that could last a while. Today, we begin a series of conversations about this financial moment. Stories of struggle and reinvention, from restaurants to museums to closing streets to encourage walk-up business.