Since Then

In many cultures around the world, there is a tradition of celebrating the lives of those who have made a significant impact on a project or area. These celebrations can take various forms, from joyful gatherings, essays, videos, and pictures that focus on sharing stories. These stories revisiting the people in them. The act of celebrating those who have passed away allows individuals to find comfort, closure, and a sense of connection with their loved ones. It serves as a reminder that, even though they are no longer physically present, the impact of those who have passed away continues to be felt and cherished.

We will revisit the history of the podcast from the very first episodes. Let’s see how far we’ve come. Some episodes are RAW audio-wise and unfiltered but they are still a part of the Lexicon. This series started in 2024 with the first guest of episode 1 is Mary Catherine George (2020). She was a Health Psychologist, IRB Regulatory Specialist, and Research Program Manager, working for decades with the neurological complications of HIV Disease, Post-Stroke Spasticity, and other research initiatives involving pain and behavior, with an interest in human behavior and how to address wellness and maintain health throughout their lifespan. This episode deals with the current COVID pandemic and the way people are dealing with it.

We have since revisited 10 episodes in the Since Then series, which has encompassed people like Vashti De Verteuil, a designer of jewelry, clothing, and interiors, Vonn Harris, an actor, writer, and entrepreneur, and Lucinda Carr, Producer, performer entrepreneur. The series is memorable for catching up with these interviewees and updating information on their projects and life in a contemporary context of post-pandemic life. While some of these people have had lives that seemed more normal, some of them are forever changed as we all are. Life can change in an instant.

Since then has revisited and updated old stories which serve to keep them relevant and engaging for new audiences. By incorporating modern perspectives and cultural references, these stories can continue to resonate with people from different generations. Additionally, revisiting old stories allows us to uncover new insights, reinterpretations, and lessons that are applicable to our current context. It also honors the legacy of the original storytellers and their contributions to the cultural tapestry. Overall, revisiting and updating old stories helps bridge the past with the present, ensuring that their enduring appeal endures.