Episode 10

Season 4Episode 1060 minApr 12, 2020
Episode 10

The House of Wellness hones in on the changing face of life as we know it, as COVID-19 takes hold. Our resident Doctor Nick Carr shares his story from self isolation after returning from the UK. It's as if the earth has taken a breath as emissions reduce and manufacturing grinds to a halt. Hear the changes COVID-19 have made to the planet and the human race, from Canadian Professor Rob Jackson. It's not just about body and mind as we find ways to stay healthy indoors. Check in for a financial health check as we discuss how to best get through tough times. Now that eating out is on hold, our kitchen chef Luke Hines has some simple salad ideas designed to taste good and settle the nerves. So get ready for another hour of health and wellness. We're all in this together!

Episode 10 has aired on Apr 12, 2020 at 12:00 PM
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