"I started Zoom art classes for my granddaughters - and ended up with 15 students!" - Lockdown Conversations

On today’s ‘Lockdown Conversations' podcast, Sheffield artist Panni Loh talks about starting a Zoom art class for her two granddaughters in lockdown – and how it grew to a class of 15!
By Nik Farah
Published 18th Nov 2020, 11:51 BST
Updated 18th Nov 2020, 13:36 BST

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Panni also talks about how her home-studio became a ‘sanctuary’ in lockdown, and how she’s focused on her connections with nature to keep her positive in 2020.

Our podcast will be running every day throughout lockdown, keeping you connected, and sharing your lockdown experiences.

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Host Nik Farah will be inviting a different local voice to take a seat on the virtual couch every day – talking about Covid-19’s impact on your jobs, mental health, relationships, and life-changing events.

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Don’t forget to check back tomorrow for day 15.

Do you have a lockdown experience you’d like to share? Please get in touch: [email protected]

Our entire ‘Lockdown Conversations’ podcast series in now available on all major platforms: Apple, Anchor, Google Podcasts, or Spotify.

Find out more about Panni’s future classes for the WEA here.

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