In the heartfelt conclusion of Homebound Season 2, we get in touch with self-care and love. How do we show up for ourselves and others? What does quality self-care look, and not look like? What are the impactful ways that we have shown, or been shown love in our lives?   

Listen up and listen in as our intergenerational community authentically share their experiences with love in its many permutations and their discoveries on the journey to self-care. And it is truly a journey, a constant journey, one that is beautifully explored by the intergenerational voices in this episode. We hope you'll find something useful for yourself along the way.
 
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In our penultimate episode of Homebound Season 2, we tackle the topic of barriers. Barriers placed on us, and those we place on ourselves. In times of isolation, barriers become heightened, as does our attention to how we are able and unable to navigate them. 

Listen as our intergenerational community authentically share the mountains they've encountered in their storied and fresh histories; and what they've done when faced with those barriers. What barriers has life thrown your way? What have you learned from taking another route?  How have you changed due to the barriers you've encountered? 

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Homebound Season 2 continues by discussing ambition and survival through stories and moments shared by our host of intergenerational voices.

Listen as they authentically share hopes, dreams, goals, and more, We hope their dialogue inspires you to consider your own relationship to ambition and survival.  What gets you out of bed in the morning? What does ambition look like for someone born in 1956 or 2007? When the goal is survival what is left of ambition? 

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The intergenerational podcast Homebound is back for season 2 and we are starting where we are - right in the thick of it with upheaval!

This episode explores the concept of upheaval from intergenerational perspectives. How does a shared moment of upheaval impact generations so differently? What can moments of upheaval give rise to?  In what ways does the sense of upheaval change as you age? 

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Have you missed HomeBound? We hope this bonus episode will tide you over until our Season 2 premiere coming this summer!

This episode is an opportunity for the HomeBound team to respond to and reflect on the conversations from our first season. It features a series of short poems written in response to, or participation with, 2-3 lines of dialogue taken from an interview in season one with some additional commentary from the team.

Topics: Endings, beginnings, what we leave behind, moving, sometimes all you can feel is the space, distance, distance between family members, the distance between generations, distance on the same path, the strength of age, acceptance of what is, acceptance, the depth of acceptance which allows you to be, friendship,  what does it mean to leave a lifetime of memory?, How do you choose what to let go of?  

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In this episode of HomeBound, we artfully explore the concept of "Catch and Release." What do we keep? What do we let go of? How are we to navigate this concept when a global pandemic demands that choices be made? What situations give us the agency to practice the concept of catch and release?

Topics: Fishing, Fresh Flowers, Movie Nights with Family, Family, Daughters, Sons, Traditions, Routines, Truth, Time with Others, Reading, World Book Encyclopedia, Being Disconnected, Being Alone With Self, Relationship to Self, Books, Favorite Books, The Bible, Nursing Home, Living in a Nursing Home, Cleaning, Motivation, Working, Marriage, Survival, Racism, History Repeating, Historical Oppression, Zoom, Facetime, Video Conferencing, Taking things for Granted, New Technology, Change, Fear of Change, Versace Glasses

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In the second episode of HomeBound, we artfully explore "Time" from the intergenerational perspectives of our older and younger participants. What is this time about? What are we doing during this time? What is lost or gained with time? What changes does time bring about? What differences in perspective emerge when people from different times engage with one another? 

Topics: Time, Family, Luck, Parenting, Opinions, Forming Opinions, Managing Crises, Masks, Looking to History, Decision Making, Making Your Voice Heard, Leadership, Perspective, Loss, Death, Coming Together, Work, Fragility of Life, Activities, Skills, Things to Do, Reading, Pandemic Life, Ancestry, Family Background, Intergenerational Respect, Intergenerational Sharing, Making the Most out of Time

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In this episode of HomeBound, we artfully explore all things "The New Normal" from the intergenerational perspectives of our older and younger participants. What is different? What has stayed the same? What patterns rise to the surface and what norms are sink to the depths? And in the middle of so much change, what even is "normal" in 2020?

Topics: Taking Care of Business, Depression, Isolation, Target, Work, Proms, Masks, Hugs, Shoes, Fishing, Anxiety, Asthma, Reading, Diabetes, Pandemic, Daily Routines, Breakfast, Grocery Shopping

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