Patrick opens up the lines to COVID stories and raw memories, letting listeners share what the pandemic really cost or changed for them, with grief, disagreement, resilience, moments of unexpected grace, doubt, and faith all tangled together. This hour puts the spotlight on the struggles with mandates, medical ethics, and trust, touching on everything from family loss and confused protocols to the support of priests and the rediscovery of faith after years away. Tension fills the air alongside gratitude as Patrick keeps the conversation honest, moving from questions about authority to stories of surviving, searching, and starting again.
- James – I am a registered nurse from San Antonio, TX. I remember being called in for hospice service. A gentleman who was dying did test positive for COVID, died 4 days later, but he was already dying of kidney failure. I feel like this was a gray area. (01:07)
- Mary – I’m and ER nurse. I saw all the horror of COVID. (04:52)
- Nancy – A year ago, I discovered Relevant Radio. You helped me come home to the Catholic Church. (09:18)
- Liz – I was vaccinated and got COVID four times. The last time it affected my lungs. (17:24)
- Tim – I work from home exclusively. My job was threatened if I didn’t take the COVID vaccine even though my job was remote. (21:10)
- Audio: Trust the science montage – https://x.com/adamcarolla/status/2082812509443240071/video/1 (25:37)
- Joanne – The corruption during covid was terrible. (30:37)
- Melissa – My husband was a government worker, and he was sent home for two months before quitting because he refused to get vaccinated (33:56)
- Patrick shares some of the many emails that have come in today in response to Fauci, COVID and the overwhelming bullying to push the vaccine (38:07)
- Elizabeth – I’m a Canadian citizen living in USA. Fauci had caused a lot of terrible things, affected my own family. Brother arrested because he was not vaccinated. (46:03)
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