My name is Audrey Powell, and this is NYShe! This week I am interviewing four people from around the country about how COVID-19 has changed their lives, and talking about my own NYC experience with the coronavirus outbreak. People have been losing their jobs, homes, educations, and health. I want this episode to bring you new perspectives from the eyes of Alec the college senior, Eliza the ER nurse, and Meg and Will who live in LA and Boston (two of the biggest COVID-19 hotspots in the country). I hope you are all staying inside, staying healthy, and washing your hands to the chorus of "Oops I Did It Again" by our queen Britney like I am. Make sure to follow us on Instagram @nyshepodcast, and don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Spotify! Hope you have a fabulous rest of your day, and we will NYShe you next week! Love, NYShe. ©
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