Who are we now, five years after COVID first shut the world down?

From lockdown memories to hybrid work, empty campuses and vanishing “weak ties,” the conversation explores what we’ve gained, and what we’ve lost, since 2020.

Amanda recalls driving to work with a permission slip as an “essential” broadcaster, while Anita reflects on the chaos of moving her clinical teaching and therapy sessions online. They discuss:


How lockdowns reshaped teaching, work, and home life


Why we may never return to full campus or office culture


The collapse in vaccination rates and rising distrust in science


The new culture of “boundaries” and why saying yes still matters


Whether convenience has replaced connection—and what that means for friendship and community

 

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Who are we now, five years after COVID first shut the world down?
From lockdown memories to hybrid work, empty campuses and vanishing &ldquo;weak ties,&rdquo; the conversation explores what we&rsquo;ve gained, and what we&rsquo;ve lost, since 2020.
Amanda recalls driving to work with a permission slip as an &ldquo;essential&rdquo; broadcaster, while Anita reflects on the chaos of moving her clinical teaching and therapy sessions online. They discuss:
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How lockdowns reshaped teaching, work, and home life
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Why we may never return to full campus or office culture
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The collapse in vaccination rates and rising distrust in science
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The new culture of &ldquo;boundaries&rdquo; and why saying yes still matters
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Whether convenience has replaced connection&mdash;and what that means for friendship and community
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The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute professional health care services, including the giving of medical advice. No doctor/patient relationship is formed and this podcast is no substitute for professional psychological or other medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.&nbsp; The use of information in this podcast is at the listener&rsquo;s own risk.&nbsp; Listeners should seek the help of their health care professionals for any medical conditions.

One is an Australian media legend who doesn’t shy away from toilet humour on the radio, the other has a proper job as a forensic psychologist. Amanda Keller and her best friend Anita McGregor are often seen walking around their neighbourhood or catching up over a cup of tea discussing the things we’re all talking about (or not talking about)  

Double A Chattery is your weekly hit for smart, funny, dumb, engaging, and topical conversation. 

One is an Australian media legend who doesn’t shy away from toilet humour on the radio, the other has a proper job as a forensic psychologist. Amanda Keller and her best friend Anita McGregor are often seen walking around their neighbourhood or catching up over a cup of tea discussing the things we’re all talking about (or not talking about)  
Double A Chattery is your weekly hit for smart, funny, dumb, engaging, and topical conversation.

Double A Chattery with Amanda Keller and Anita McGregor

One is an Australian media legend who doesn’t shy away from toilet humour on the radio, the other has a proper job as a forensic psychologist. Amanda Keller and her best friend Anita McGregor are often seen walking around their neighbourhood or catching up over a cup of tea discussing the things we’re all talking about (or not talking about)  
Double A Chattery is your weekly hit for smart, funny, dumb, engaging, and topical conversation.

Life After Lockdown: How COVID Changed Us Forever

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