Surviving Matters

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Ten is a conversation with Corwin Connor and Dennis Wall, founders of FREE Group a comprehensive financial education 501(c)(3). Thank you and thanks for listening!

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Nine is a conversation with Marjorie Parker, President of JobsFirst NYC about the setbacks in youth employment due to the pandemic.

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Eight is a conversation with Alex Rojas owner and chef Jora Kitchen in Queens.

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Seven is a conversation with Tom Loughlin and Billy Dove, co-owners of Company Catered Events which now feeds newly food insecure New Yorkers with funds from The Lori M. Tisch Illumination Fund.

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Six is a conversation with Robert Lee, CEO of Rescuing Leftover Cuisine.   Thank you and thanks for listening!

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Five is a conversation with Mother Lilies, Rector at Christ & Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church in Manhattan.

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Four is a conversation with a health care professional advocating for psychedelic therapy. Thank you and thanks for listening!

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Three is a conversation with Dr. Laura Price a PTSD therapist about trauma. Thank you and thanks for listening!

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode Two is a conversation with Reverend Lindsey Briggs a chaplain in Brooklyn about grief and loss. Thank you and thanks for listening!

Welcome to Season Two of Surviving Matters! My name is Holly Lynch, I live in New York City and I'm a two-time cancer survivor. Last year, I did a podcast asking other people how they've survived the trials in their lives. It was a very personal question; these are stories I'm very proud to have produced. But this year Covid changed everything; including our ideas of survival. So for this season I tracked down community leaders, those whose job it is to figure out how to make it work and asked them how we get through this. Episode One is a conversation with Dr. Chris T. Pernell, Chief Strategic Integration and Health Equity Officer at University Hospital in Newark, New Jersey. Thank you and thanks for listening!