It’s OK to not be OK!

Whether you’ve lost someone, lost a job, gotten sick or are just feeling lonely, this pandemic is taking a toll on all of us. Today, we discuss two pieces in The New York Times about the physical and mental complications of the COVID-19 crisis. But it’s not all bad — we’ll also go deep into Amazon’s “A League of Their Own” series.

Here’s a list of everything we talked about today:

• “We’ve Hit a Pandemic Wall” from New York Times Opinion
• “Even Asymptomatic People Carry the Coronavirus in High Amounts” from The New York Times
• “How to grieve the old economy” from Marketplace
• “Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine tests positive for coronavirus” from CNN
• “Beirut Explosion Update: Lebanon Detains 16 People As Part Of Inquiry” from NPR
• “Amazon orders A League of Their Own TV series, reveals changes to story line from film” from Entertainment Weekly
• By the way, that’s an idea that “Hair Love” director Matthew A. Cherry lobbed to Twitter back in 2018.

And, as promised, some mental health resources:

• The National Alliance on Mental Illness’ COVID-19 resources page
• “Uncertainty is stressing us out right now. 7 ideas for managing it” from the LA Times
• Finally, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, anxiety or depression, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or text the Crisis Text Line at 741741. Here’s how to find help outside the U.S.