The Brood X Cicada (Stephen Jaffe/AFP via Getty Images)
It's been a year. What's been happening in cooped up households? We think we can make a good guess in general terms, but for a more focused look we turn to Tracy Werner-Wilson at UK's Couple and Family Therapy Program, Lexington Family Law attorney Anita Britton, and the Rising Center, a safe haven for survivors of domestic abuse. | The art of blacksmithing will be on full display in Cumberland Gap and we'll get the details | The Brood X cicadas are due to emerge after 17 years underground. We hear from UK entomologist Jonathan Larson, who does a mean cicada imitation.
Interviews and features in order of appearance:
Tracey Werner-Wilson - Pandemic drives demand for family therapy
Anita Britton - Family Law attorney on the pandemic and fragile marriages
Jamie Shepherd - A report on domestic abuse in the isolation of the pandemic
Hammer in the Gap - Organizer Zachary Greene / Blacksmith Owen Riedesel