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Casper ter Kuile is a British author, co-founder of Sacred Design Lab, and a Harvard Divinity School fellow who lives in New York. He talks to Zac about how he's been getting through the quarantine, what's changed since their last conversation , and his hopes for after the coronavirus pandemic .

Jessica Parsons is Zac's wife, an accountant, and the co-owner of Honey Moon Coffee Company. She talks with Zac about what's changed since their last podcast conversation , how their business is doing, and what she's looking forward to after the coronavirus pandemic.

Barry Taylor is an artist, philosopher, and theologian who lives in London. He talks to Zac about what has changed since their last conversation , the varying responses to the coronavirus pandemic, and his hopes for after the pandemic.

Nick Parsons is Zac's brother and a church planting consultant in San Francisco. Nick talked to Zac about what's changed in California since their last conversation , how the coronavirus changed his life, and his hopes for after the coronavirus.

Ahmed Albaqshi was one of the first employees at Zac Parson's coffee shop, Honey Moon Coffee Company. He talks to Zac about Ramadan and Eid, what's changed since their last conversation , and his hopes for after the coronavirus.

Vipin Thekk is the Director of the Changemaker Communities Initiative with Ashoka. He talks to Zac about what's changed since their last conversation , the different ways people are adapting and responding to life with the coronavirus, and his hopes for after the coronavirus. You can share your stories from the middle of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook and Twitter with the hashtag #MiddlePod.

Host Zac Parsons reviews COVID-19 statistics as of May 25th and talks about getting through the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. You can share your stories from the middle of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook and Twitter with the hashtag #MiddlePod. Statistics have changed since this podcast episode was recorded. Updated COVID-19 case numbers are available at the websites of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Indiana State Department of Health .

Christen Mogavero is a Sales Representative at her family's business and was supposed to be an April bride. She talks to Zac about what's changed since their last conversation , changing wedding plans, and her hopes for after the coronavirus pandemic.

Sr. Jane Michele McClure is a Benedictine sister and Major Gifts Officer for Habitat for Humanity of Evansville. She talks to Zac about what's happened since their last conversation , an unexpected change at Habitat for Humanity, and her hopes for after the coronavirus.

Alex Burton is currently the president of the Evansville City Council and the EVSC OptIN Program Manager. He talks to Zac about what he's cooked since their last conversation , the progress that's been made on solving food insecurity in Evansville, and his hopes for after the coronavirus.

Mary Allen, owner of Sixth and Zero, talks to Zac about what has changed with her family since their last conversation , her business, and what her hopes are for after the coronavirus pandemic.

Andrea talks to Zac about new difficulties she's encountered since their last conversation , what she learned during this time, and what she hopes will change after the coronavirus pandemic. You can share your stories from the middle of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook and Twitter with the hashtag #MiddlePod.

International student Patrick Sewell talks to Zac on what should have been his graduation day about what changed since their previous conversation , going back home to Brazil, and his hopes for after the coronavirus pandemic.

Host Zac Parsons reviews the coronavirus situation as of May 9th, Indiana's reopen plan, and the uncertainty of what may change for schools and society due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Barry Taylor is an artist, philosopher, and theologian who lives in London. He talks to Zac about the challenges of teaching classes online, the various ways different people and governments are responding to the pandemic , and what has changed since their first conversation .

Jessica Parsons is Zac's wife, an accountant, and the co-owner of Honey Moon Coffee Company. She talks with Zac about what's changed since their first podcast conversation , the process of restarting their business' drive-thru service, and what she's looking forward. You can share your stories from the middle of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook and Twitter with the hashtag #MiddlePod.

Nick Parsons is Zac's brother and a church planting consultant in San Francisco. Nick talked to Zac about California's response to the coronavirus pandemic, what's changed since their first conversation , and making difficult decisions about his business.

Ahmed Albaqshi was one of the first employees at Zac Parson's coffee shop, Honey Moon Coffee Company. He talks to Zac about Ramadan, what's changed since their first conversation , and Saudi Arabia reopening.

Vipin Thekk is the Director of the Changemaker Communities Initiative with Ashoka. He talks to Zac about what's changed since their first conversation , different ways communities are responding to the coronavirus, and the challenge to change, make decisions, and take action (including being still) in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. You can share your stories from the middle of the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook and Twitter with the hashtag #MiddlePod.

Casper ter Kuile is a British author, co-founder of Sacred Design Lab, and a Harvard Divinity School fellow who lives in New York. He talks to Zac about his what's changed since their first conversation , being in Brooklyn in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, and different ways to connect during this time.