The World’s favorite stories from 2020
Police ask from people to leave Syntagma square due the measures against pandemic in central Athens, Dec. 24, 2020. Health officials warned that extra restrictions might be enforced over New Year if Greeks fail to respect Christmas restrictions as Greece is under lockdown, and has seen new infections drop to three digits over the past few days.
Host Marco Werman hits pause on 2020 negativity and revisits some fun stories from a year we’d just as soon forget. Sourdough baking, virtual living, and Norwegian tips to get you through the cold. How people around the globe got through the year.
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