The podcast "We Were Three" explores the impact of COVID-19 on a family, focusing on the relationship between Rachel, her brother Peter, and their father. It begins with the father's death, which triggers a series of revelations about the family's dynamics and beliefs surrounding the pandemic. Rachel discovers Peter's anti-vaccination stance and mistrust of the medical system through text messages with a cousin, revealing a world of misinformation and fear that influenced their decisions. The narrative highlights Peter's declining health, his refusal of medical advice, and the dual conversations Rachel and the cousin had with him, each attempting to save his life in their own way. Ultimately, the podcast delves into themes of grief, family responsibility, and the tragic consequences of misinformation during a public health crisis.
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