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128. What Appalachian Ohio Kids Need
Dan talks with Randy Leite and Patrick Caniglia from the Appalachian Children Coalition about the behavioral health workforce and mental health needs of children in Appalachian Ohio
114. State of Health & Human Services in Ohio: Community Solutions’ Hope Lane-Gavin
Dan talks with Hope Lane-Gavin of the Center for Community Solutions about CCS’ new health and human services fact sheets–each of which shines an important and often sobering light on the situation in Ohio, especially on the cusp of an election of consequence.
113. Rep. Allison Russo: What We've Learned - or Haven't - from the COVID-19 Pandemic
Two and a half years after the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Ohio, Dan and Minority Leader Allison Russo reflect on what we have – and haven’t — learned from the pandemic. They also discuss the importance of voting and democratic responsiveness to health.
108: Healthy Beginnings at Home--and the Difference Housing Makes
Dan talks with Maureen Stapleton, Director of Celebrate One, an infant mortality prevention collaborative in Columbus, and Barbara Poppe, a renowned housing expert, about Health Beginnings at Home, a housing stabilization project for low-income families.
100. Senator Sherrod Brown
Dan checks-in with U.S Senator Sherrod Brown, about why the child tax credit needs to be made permanent and the state of things in federal and state politics.
91. 47th in the Nation: A Look at the Health Policy Institute of Ohio's Health Value Dashboard
Dan talks with Amy Rohling McGee and Zach Reat about the Health Policy Institute of Ohio’s 2021 Health Value Dashboard.
86. Reps. Crawley and Manning on Extending Health Care Coverage for New Mothers
Dan talks with Rep. Erica Crawley (D-Columbus) and Rep. Gayle Manning (R-North Ridgeville) about their advocacy for expanding Medicaid postpartum health care services for new mothers. Dan also talks with Kelly Vyzral of Children's Defense Fund of Ohio, who offers expert commentary.
82. Talking Ohio Budget and Doula Care with Children's Defense Fund
Dan talks with the Children’s Defense Fund of Ohio about the Ohio Biennial Budget, current legislation regarding doula services in Ohio, and the potential impacts on women’s and children’s health in the state.