Sharing My "Covid Chronicle Interview" By Sarah Moose on Patreon

My friend Sarah has a Patreon where they shares their stories and others' stories of survival.  They interview people about the pandemic and collapse, and is hoping to use this platform to travel and stay alive to share other peoples' stories as well as their own.  They are an extremely interesting and inspiring person; from their stories about the pandemic, about sex work, about houselesness, and their cross-country trip in their tiny-house offering pies to unhoused people.  I have also previously supported their efforts by purchasing both a shirt and masks featuring their "Human Rights" logo which encourages the radical idea that all humans deserve the right to food, water, housing, education, and healthcare.  [Links to stickers featuring that logo and others below].  I encourage you all to check out their Patreon and consider supporting their cause and their efforts to share the stories of people they meet - including me!

My Interview

Sarah invited me to participate in their project and I graciously accepted.  I'm their 57th "Covid Chronicle Interview".  I won't spoil the content by sharing my answers with you here because I want you to support them, but I will give you a sneak peak by sharing the questions they asked me to answer:


When did the pandemic start for you?

What’s something new you do? And what’s something old you don’t do anymore?

What guides your decision making process?

What’s something on the horizon that has your attention?

Did any past (pre-2020) events help you prepare for this?

What comforts you?

Why are we in year 3 of this pandemic?

Sponsored by! Just kidding. But what product(s) or material possession has been the most essential?

Advice to yourself 3 years ago


I will share some of their links:

Patreon

Twitter

Pie it Forward

Other ways to support Sarah:


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