We could all use a distraction right now. ✨
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1- Listen to Jessica Simpson’s audiobook “Open Book”
“Before you keep scrolling, you should know I had no prior affinity for Jessica Simpson. But WOW I was so engrossed by this audiobook (which she narrates!). She has such a compelling story, and spilled an absurd amount of tea about everything from the early 2000’s pop scene to her high-profile relationships. After finishing, I feel like we’re best friends!” Guest tip from: Becca Freeman, Co-hosT of Bad on Paper podcast
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Listen now 👉
2- Listen to the Bad on Paper Podcast
One of our all-time favorites, Bad on Paper is that one podcast where “your internet besties give you a weekly dose of books, banter, and folks you should be following.” Recommended by Sarah A., a GNI community member.
Listen now 👉
3- Watch Zoe’s Extraordinary Playlist on Hulu
“Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist is such a great show and gets more vulnerable each episode.” -Jennifer M
Watch the show 👉
4- Add this to your quarantine playlist
“This Chuck Johnson album is an ambient pedal steel record that is VERY soothing.” – Guest tip from: Ann Friedman, Co-Host of the Call Your Girlfriend podcast
Listen here 👉
5 – Go to the opera
“During this extraordinary and difficult time, the Met hopes to brighten the lives of people worldwide. Each day, a different encore presentation from the Live in HD series is being made available for free streaming on the Met website, with each performance available for a period of 23 hours, from 7:30 p.m. EDT until 6:30 p.m. the following day.” – Eden T.
Check it out 👉
6- Learn a new skill on Skillshare
If you want to paint, bake, sketch, write, or explore your creativity, Skillshare, an online learning community, is an excellent resource to consider. Skillshare offers free trials to invite everyone to explore their creativity and join the community risk-free. You can also check out Skillshare’s Instagram for free classes like 5 Creative Drawing Exercises for Self-Care or Making a Zine.
Learn something new 👉
7- Take a live 305 dance class
“305 fitness hosts Live Cardio Workouts Daily @ 12PM & 6PM ET on their YouTube channel and they are a source of so much joy during this time! They’ve cultivated a great community that only continues to grow with their live workouts, accessible to anyone. I love them!” -Abi
Get dancing 👉
8- Listen to Slow Stories
“It’s a project and podcast that explores the rising slow content movement. Interviews include a mix of perspectives about how we can slow down our scrolling and streamline our relationship to content so that we live, work, and feel better.” – Rachel S.
Listen now 👉
9- Tune into “One World: Together At Home” with Lady Gaga
A “Live Aid”-like virtual concert curated in collaboration with Lady Gaga, “One World: Together At Home” a global broadcast and digital special to support frontline healthcare workers and the WHO. Recommended by Joy, GNI Community Member.
Learn more 👉
10- Watch My Brilliant Friend on HBO
“I’ve been devouring the Neapolitan novels by Elena Ferrante and watching the show based on them, My Brilliant Friend, on HBO.” – Guest tip from: Sadie Kurzban, Founder of 305 Fitness
Watch here 👉
11- Let your imagination run wild
“Lay in bed, look up at the ceiling, and day dream!” Guest tip from: Sadie Kurzban, Founder of 305 Fitness
12- Keep your spirits high with these letters from Italy
“I’m sharing Letters from Quarantine. It’s a candid daily account of life in lockdown in Italy, in an attempt to keep spirits high, make people laugh and to push everyone to keep going.” – Marianna X.
Read the letters 👉
13- Get creative with a Neon Tea Party kit
“I’ve been loving The Neon Tea Party kits for colorful DIY crafts. The kits include all the tools for your new project: try a Pom Pom and Tassel Kit, Friendship Bracelet Kit, or a Granny Square Kit. They also have super helpful tutorials on Youtube to accompany the projects. I’ve been loving them, but I think they’d be great for kids, too!” -Hannah
Get crafting 👉
14- Watch Dickinson on Apple TV
“Dickinson this perfect for when you’ve finally finished watching Tiger King and need something more wholesome. Hailee Steinfeld is SO spunky in it, and the whole thing is told with such a modern twist. It’s a welcome whiplash, from the 19th century American costumes to the 2020 rap music overlay.” – Jenna, GNI Team
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