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By far my hardest to book guest. My daughter went through a lot this year - she's 5 though so, even without a global pandemic and cross-country move, she would have gone through a lot of changes. We find out what the year looked like through her eyes. Also, this is the series finale (most likely). It's been a great experience talking to everyone and sharing their stories. If there's one thing I learned in Season 2, it's that everyone did better than they think they did. If you think you're different - go talk to a friend, share your story of life over the last year. You've done so much more than you think you have - and in some very important and personal ways you thrived. Congratulations. Hear Her Story from the Beginning:: Ep. 14 : My 4 Year Old Daughter

Over the course of 2020, Chris lived in 3 places, lost work, and found new audio hobbies - all while being a Dad to two girls. A year later, where does that put him and his family?  Hear His Story from the Beginning :: "A Tale of Two Families" (Pt. 2) & A Fruit Salad of a List

For over a year now, Alexis has been living Florida while working and keeping an (abandoned?) apartment in LA. What is it like to move back home with Mom & Dad, Survive a Family Covid Outbreak, and work for a major studio in the same place you once did geometry. Hear her story from the Beginning :: On The Road :: Moving from LA to FL Last Night

An Improv Team once described a convoy to me as something that keeps moving forward, swapping out pieces, changing composition, just to move forward. Is that Mehmet's secret sauce - to keep innovating, keep moving forward? He's experienced three lockdowns, a coup, and a Turkish Census. If you asked him, he'd say he puts everything off, but to hear his story from the last year - it's the story of a man who reinvented his business, his family, and even his home. Hear his story from the beginning :: Covid-19 vs. Turkish Coup & The List of Many Levels

From his balcony, Jackson watched NYC empty out, protests fill the streets and late night cheering come and go. Now, things are opening back up, what does that mean to a New Yorker - and why can't he find Diet Coke? Hear Jackson's Story from the first few days and months of the pandemic :: Day 11 - Jackson and Sorkin Day 47 - Dual Episode, East Coast v West Coast

Day 420 : In this episode, we catch up with Jade (my wife) one year after her first interview. She threw her whole life up in the air during the pandemic, changing states, battling the Second Wave, and finding late to the game TicTok fame. Now what's next? Episode Notes :: As promised, here are links to Jade's TickTok and Instagram.  You can find photos of her over the top kids parties on the site : Quaranstream.In Vagabond3 on Instagram JadeBroadus on TicTok Official Website

Spencer was officially the first guest of Quaranstream back only 5 Days into the pandemic. 5 Day. Can you remember what those first handful of days were like back in March 2020? We catch up with Spencer's "Post-Pandemic - Life Application' and talk all the best bingeable streams. (According to Spencer) Show Notes :: Spencer's Big Win :: The Sonoma County Virtual Guide Check Our our sister podcast :: Hollywood Adjacent Podcast

We're back where we thought we'd never be. After being apart for 1 Whole Year, we're diving in to find out how we all got through the pandemic. AND, we're gonna get some great streaming recommends - after all, we've collectively watched everything there is to see by now.

In the last episode of Season 1, Bob Christian is the guest, finally getting a chance to answer the questions he's asked everyone else, sharing his 'top 5 things to stream', and sharing final thoughts as we near 100 days in a Covid-US. While it seems impossible that we will ever go through another quarantine, who knows what lies ahead for us and for the US. If we do find ourselves 'Safer At Home', we'll be back to share the lives and movie suggestions of you all.  Thanks so much for being a part of the experience and for sharing your stories as we all tried to understand exactly what we were going through on a day by day basis.

Re-opening America has been a very divided issue since George first started, after only having isolated a few weeks. Being immune deficient and immune compromised makes this whole transition even more difficult because - as the rest of the world prepares to move on - the danger is still very high for them. In this episode we talk to two people who ‘sheltered at home’ before the rest of the country began and have had very limited - if any - contact with the outside world sense. As we all start to look forward, how do they feel their safety and concerns are being regarded by the rest of us? ‘Frontiers’ is a segment of Quaranstream where guests talk about the future of our life and world in a post quarantine world. Each episode features a series of guests who share their insight about the life to come

Parenting and marriage - keeping six feet away from everyone except the few people that it has been hard to get five feet away from. This whole experience has been a rollercoaster - so we talk with some parents about the best parts, what they’ve learned, and even find out what shows to avoid. ‘Frontiers’ is a segment of Quaranstream where guests talk about the future of our life and world in a post quarantine world. Each episode features a series of guests who share their insight about the life to come

In this episode of Frontiers, we get updates from Alexis (now in Orlando) and Chris (now in Colorado) to find out what drove them to leave LA during quarantine and how much their life has changed since moving. Was this big choice, the right choice? ‘Frontiers’ is a segment of Quaranstream where guests talk about the future of our life and world in a post quarantine world. Each episode features a series of guests who share their insight about the life to come