Here is a preview of Covid-related insights from a forthcoming episode of Solo (on 7/30). These three observations were made by friends whom I sought advice from after a covid-related meltdown I was having. 1. “The cavalry is not coming.” By now, this should be self-explanatory. There is no institution
Good Solos: A solo listener (Krystal Wilkinson of Manchester Metropolitan University) is running a study on solo living during the pandemic. Here is some more information. Please consider helping her research project: An exploration of the work-life balance of solo-living employees transitioning to home working in the context of the pandemic
Contemplating a Change? Start with a Comedian’s One Sheet The following is adapted from Shtick to Business. The Covid-19 pandemic is getting people to consider major changes to their lives. Perhaps there’s a loss of a job, a declining industry, or you simply can’t imagine going back to an office park
Good Solos, I am starting to build a community of listeners for my Solo podcast. As a first step, I am hosting a live call on Sunday 5/24 8 pm EDT/5 pm PDT. If you want to join, please sign up here to receive more information. What will happen: -I
Good people, if you are interested in joining the Solo community, please sign up HERE. I will start by hosting live zoom meetups (in May and June) to talk about solo living, get feedback, and have you folks chat with each other. Other benefits are forthcoming!
Till Quarantine Do Us Part: Save Your Marriage (and Sanity) by Acting Like a Single Person While flattening the curve through social distancing, married people may think, “Damn, this would be a tough time to be single.” Yet singles who are living a remarkable life are feeling the opposite way. Being stuck
Peter McGraw speaks to Mary Delia Allen about her book Enjoy Your Solo. — Listen to Episode #169 here Enjoy Your Solo Welcome,
Welcome to the final episode of I’M NOT JOKING. Comedian JD Lopez returns from Episode 1 to debrief and reflect on Peter’s experience building
