How a Nurse and Songwriter Put the Pandemic Into Poetry

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Notes From The Frontline

Entertainment One's Podcast Network

11 episodes

3 months ago

The world is in crisis. COVID-19 has brought a new world of isolation and uncertainty. But on the frontline amidst the chaos, are amazing people (from nurses to physicians to volunteers) who all have a beautiful story of their own. Listen as we dedicate each episode to an unsung hero making a positive difference in their own way.

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How a Nurse and Songwriter Put the Pandemic Into Poetry

Notes From The Frontline

19 minutes 37 seconds

5 years ago

How a Nurse and Songwriter Put the Pandemic Into Poetry

On the first episode of Notes From the Frontline, hear the incredible story of Emma Cloney, a Winnipeg nurse and singer-songwriter who put her feelings about the pandemic into words. Within minutes, her words were shared with thousands of people. Hosted by Sandy Sidhu from Global's NURSES. Hey Little Bird, written and performed by The New Customs: http://www.thenewcustoms.com/ This episode is in support of Home Routes at: https://www.homeroutes.ca/. An organization committed to helping Canadian musicians and the arts.

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