Tracking apps could solve the coronavirus crisis, but are we ready to put our privacy at stake?

Today we will discuss the South Korean approach and the challenges of using intrusive technology when it comes to public health.

We are also talking about the pros and cons of keeping children home from school, and how the Muslim community is coping with Ramadan under lockdown.

Finally, the latest victim of Covid-19? Belgian fries.

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Anti-vaxxers' dream has finally come true: a world without a vaccine is finally here.

This week we have them on our top story, and how're they dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Also, have you noticed how the lockdown is affecting your 'need for perfection'? If that's the case, you are not alone - we talk about that too.

And, as Europe prepares to enter the second phase of the lockdown, we are going to see all the uncertainties that this 'new normality' entails, especially for the hospitality industry.

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Who runs Covid? Girls! Then why don't they get tailored protection?

In this episode, we see how women, the vast majority of frontline workers during the outbreak, are finding personal protective equipment (PPE) neither comfortable nor safe.

We will also guide you through a second ongoing pandemic, the invasion of locusts attacking crops across East Africa, and dig into your weirdest coronavirus anxiety-induced dreams.

If you are now getting worried that not even sleep will give you respite from the virus, watch professional wrestling to put your mind off - the US has officially declared WWE an essential service. Priorities, we guess.

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