rp daily: the show covid doesn’t want you to see

tom and rp play catch up with recent episodes of rp daily. tom, who is in alabama on his drive down the mississippi river, notes the impact of the 90,000 deaths from covid-19. this news is dismal, but it opens up tom and rp’s conversation: what are the 10 things each that they think we have learned and will change as a result of the covid-19 pandemic? with a useful and refreshing perspective, tom takes on the subject of marginalized americans and how they are reacting to the pandemic; rp discusses leadership, communities, and the natural beauty of america. all the while, tom and rp dive into the popular culture of the mississippi, including elvis, the allman brothers, Netflix’s “Last Chance U,” and larry gordon. listeners who want a recap of recent rp daily episodes will find this episode helpful. tom scott is chairman & co-founder of the nantucket project. rp eddy was the architect of the Clinton administration’s pandemic response framework and the United Nations response to the global AIDS epidemic & is CEO of global intelligence firm Ergo. rp is co-author of the best-selling award-winning book Warnings: Finding Cassandras to Stop Catastrophes with Richard A. Clarke, Former National Security Council counterterrorism adviser.