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69. Managing Care: Loren Anthes on Big Changes Coming to Ohio's Medicaid Program
Talking with Loren Anthes of the Center for Community Solutions about Governor DeWine’s announcement to renegotiate Managed Care contracts in Ohio—potentially the biggest changes to Ohio’s Medicaid program in more than a decade.
68. Health Care on the Ballot: Rep. Kristin Boggs (18th House District)
Dan wraps up our 2020 candidate series in a discussion with Representative Kirstin Boggs of the House District 18—Dan’s district. They talk about Boggs’s campaign, the importance of local state elections, and the state of Ohio health and healthcare politics.
67. Health Care on the Ballot: Charles Gaba on the ACA, the 2020 Election, & Ohio
Dan talks with Charles Gaba—blogger, website developer, healthcare analyst, and founder of ACASignups.net about the ACA as well as Gaba’s recent work raising money for pro-health care candidates in Ohio and around the U.S.
66. Rep. Allison Russo on 2021 Health Care Priorities in Ohio (2020 Candidate Series)
Dan talks with Representative Allison Russo (24th house district) about her campaign for reelection and the vast array of health care challenges coming in 2021.
Ep. 65 — Health & Justice: Sheryl Munson for Judge in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
Dan talks with Sheryl Munson—a public defender of 26 years and supporter of restorative justice— about her candidacy for judge in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas.
Ep. 64 — What the Data Tell Us about Suicide in Ohio: A Conversation with Orman Hall
Dan talks with Orman Hall, an expert on addiction, mental health, and suicide, about recent research he conducted in collaboration with colleagues from organizations across Ohio.
Ep. 63 — Pizza and Pandemic: Mikey Sorboro of Late Night Slice and the 10 pm Curfew
On this week’s episode Dan Skinner and his Co-Producer Mark Frantz talk with Mikey Sorboro—owner of Mikey’s Late Night Slice—about the legal battle over the 10pm restaurant curfew that Mikey and other local restaurant owners fought at the end of July. Currently, Gov. DeWine has called for alcohol sales to stop after the same 10pm marker.
Ep. 62 — Dr. Rachael Morocco for Ohio House, District 67 (2020 Candidate Series)
On this week’s episode, Dan interviews Ohio’s 67th House District candidate, Dr. Rachael Morocco, a pediatrician at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and professor at The Ohio State University..
61. Crystal Lett for State Senate (16th District) (2020 Candidate Series)
Dan talks with Crystal Lett—a native of Hilliard who’s running for the Ohio Senate in District 16. She has been a case manager at North Central Mental Health and is an advocate for supporting those with mental illness, addiction, disability, and more.
60. Joel Newby for Congress (OH-15) (2020 Ohio Candidate Series)
Dan interviews Joel Newby, who is seeking to unseat incumbent Rep. Steve Stivers in Ohio's 15th Congressional District. Topics include health care access and costs and the future of the ACA, gerrymandering, whether health care should be considered a right, and more.
59. False Positives & the Politics of COVID-19: Anne Gearan and Brittany Shammas of The Washington Post
Dan talks with Washington Post reporters Anne Gearan and Brittany Shammas about reporting they have done at the nexus of Ohio and the national response to COVID-19. Topics include Gov. DeWine's false positive test for COVID-19, efforts to push back against misinformation about COVID-19 testing and vaccines, and school reopening discussions.
Ep. 58 — "I Just Feel So Powerless": Tyler Buchanan on Reopening Ohio's Schools
Dan Skinner talks with Tyler Buchanan about the frustrations and anxieties that teachers in Ohio are working through as we approach the opening - in different forms - of Ohio's schools.
Ep. 57 — Moore Masks, Please
On this week’s episode, Dan talks with Rob Moore about his new article on the Ohio Capital Journal on mask mandates. The conversation roams from the evolution of opinions on masks throughout the epidemic to the challenges of school reopenings.
Ep. 56 — Get on Your App and Ride: How Pelotonia is Retooling During the Pandemic
On this week's episode, Dan Skinner continues our Ohio non-profit discussion when he talks with Joe Apgar of Pelotonia, a non-profit dedicated to fundraising for innovative cancer research.
Ep. 55 — COVID-19 in Ohio's Prisons: Chazidy Bowman & the Ohio Prisoners Justice League
On this week’s episode, Dan Skinner talks with Chazidy Bowman of the Ohio Prisoner’s Justice League for a deeper dive into the current state of Ohio’s deadly prisons, the conflict between DeWine and prison activists, and the systemic injustices that face prisoners in Ohio.
Ep. 54 — COVID-19's Effects on Ohio's Non-Profits: Michael Wilkos and Michael Corey
Dan Skinner talks with Michael Wilkos of United Way of Central Ohio and Michael Corey of the Human Service Chamber of Franklin County about how the coronavirus pandemic has affected Ohio's large and important non-profit sector--and how it can recover.
Ep. 53 — Pharmacy Benefit Managers: "The most important health care issue you haven't heard of"
On this week’s Prognosis Ohio, Dan Skinner talks with reporter Marty Schladen from the Ohio Capital Journal about Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) and the “obscure scheme” that has Ohio taxpayers paying much more than they should for Medicaid drugs.
Ep. 52 — House Minority Leader Rep. Emilia Sykes: Why Racism is a Public Health Crisis
On this week's Prognosis Ohio, Dan Skinner talks with the Ohio House Minority Leader, State Representative Emilia Sykes, about the Black Lives Matter movement and the Democratic caucus's introduction of a resolution to officially declare racism a major public health crisis.
Ep. 51 — Some Medicaid "Hot Takes" with Loren Anthes
On this week’s episode, Dan Skinner talks with Loren Anthes, who is the William C. and Elizabeth M. Troyhaft Chair in Health Planning at the Center for Community Solutions, and leads Community Solutions’ Center for Medicaid Policy.
Ep. 50 — Nursing in Ohio on Nightingale's Birthday: A Conversation with Leaders at the OSU College of Nursing
Dan Skinner talks with Drs. Candy Rinehart, Angela Alston, and Bernadette Melnyk from the Ohio State College of Nursing about the challenges nurses face working during the COVID-19 pandemic and what the nursing field is learning from COVID-19.