Pandemic Reflections

The pandemic has taught Milwaukee Pastor Kenneth Lock that time and relationships are most important

Maayan Silver

Local pastor Kenneth Lock, who’s also the only head chaplain/team barber in the NBA, talks about what he’s learned from faith, barbering and basketball during these times.

Prayer circles, creative outreach help this Oneida Nation elder sustain community

Maayan Silver

The COVID-19 pandemic can be isolating. Charlene Smith, an enrolled member of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, shares how she’s challenging that.

Christin Lissmann (right) and her former patient Derek Mosley (left) who she cared for when he was at Froedtert Hospital fighting for his life in 2020 as a kidney recipient and COVID-19 patient. Here they are after Mosley recovered.

'A lot of people never got to say goodbye:' Milwaukee ICU nurse on how she persists, despite the tragedies of the pandemic

Maayan Silver

Froedtert Hospital ICU nurse Christin Lissmann talks about how the pandemic has changed her personally and professionally.

'How Do We Want To Come Out Of This?' Milwaukee Ayurveda Practitioner Contemplates The Pandemic

Maayan Silver

Rima Shah, a teacher of the India-originated holistic medicine practice of Ayurveda talked about the sources of wisdom she's turned to during the coronavirus pandemic.

Derek Mosley (L) and his nurse Christin Lissmann (R) in May 2020, after Mosley was discharged from a 12-day ICU stay due to COVID-19.

What A Milwaukee Municipal Judge Learned From His Battle With COVID-19

Maayan Silver

Milwaukee Municipal Judge Derek Mosley is a kidney transplant recipient who faced a 12-day battle with COVID-19 last year in the ICU at Froedtert Hospital. For the first in our "Pandemic Reflections" series, he recounted how that experience changed him.