Bumping into someone or something/s is not what it used to be, or will be in the future.

"One of the first things that will happen is that we're going to surprise ourselves by being surprised, you know, we're going to have that experience of going, 'Oh, God. That's, that's what I was missing'" - Esther Anatolitis

Post pandemic populations are likely to experience suprise, satisfaction and maybe serendipity missing from isolation life.

LINKS FROM THE EPISODE

Esther's piece in The Guardian, with 100+ signatories, and link to all the relevant pieces including the Minister's from the day before.

Esther's ecent twitter thread bringing together all the economists.

National Association of the Visual Arts

Collingwood Yards

The Guardian: Coronavirus hit Australia’s arts industry hard and early. Our support package is designed to help

ABC News: Coronavirus has shut down Australia's arts industry but artists say the Government has ignored them

Australian Government Arts update

ABOUT ESTHER ANATOLITIS

Esther is the Executive Director at the National Association of the Visual Arts, Deputy Chair of Collingwood Yards, also Hon A/Professor at RMIT.

Esther's personal website

Esther on Twitter

Suggestions for topic or guest

Contact the show - hello@postpandemic.xyz

The 7 questions for every guest

1. What will be different about after the pandemic?

2. What do you think will become obsolete?

3. What will be different in your daily life?

4. What positives do you see coming from COVID19?

5. How do you think you’ll describe the pandemic to someone in the future that didn't experience it?

6. If you were to write a book, film or TV series about the global pandemic what would you call it?

7. What should we be paying attention to now that will affect life after the pandemic?

Post Pandemic is hosted by Courtney Carthy

Production by Nearly Media

Cover artwork by Studio Baker

Theme music created by Alex Shulgin