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99. A Big Gamble for Ohio: Talking Sports Betting with Rob Moore
Dan talks with Rob Moore of Scioto Analysis about the legalization of sports betting in Ohio. Governor DeWine signed the bill into law in December, which will open the door to betting on professional, college and e-sports by 2023
98. Food Insecurity in Central Ohio: Malik Perkins of the Mid-Ohio Food Collective
Dan talks with Malik Perkins, Public Relations Manager at the Mid-Ohio Food Collective about the state of food insecurity in Ohio, efforts to reduce stigma about the need for food support, and the many services the MOFC provides.
97. What Our Neighbors Need: Isi Ikharebha Green of the Physicians Care Connection
Dan talks with Isi Ikharebha Green, president of Physicians CareConnection about health and healthcare needs of vulnerable Ohioans, both in general and because of the pandemic. Topics include housing, community partnerships, and wellness.
96. Scooters, Ubers, & Automobiles: Sustainable Transportation with Harvey Miller
Dan talks with Prof Harvey Miller, an expert in (among other things) sustainability and transportation. Dan and Harvey talk about how the new infrastructure bill stands to address some of Ohio's dire transportation and other infrastructure needs, as well as a range of topics including the culture of cars in Ohio, micromobility (scooters), ride hailing, buses, walking, and even tree canopies.
95. Running and Mental Health: Author Nita Sweeney
Dan talks with Nita Sweeney, author, runner, and mental health advocate, about a range of issues, from running to depression to the wellness industry.
94. What Should Ohio do with the Opioid Settlement Money?: Beth Connolly and Mark Robyn of Pew Charitable Trusts
Dan talks with Beth Connolly and Mark Robyn of the Pew Charitable Trusts about the opioid crisis, and what to do with the settlement money that is forthcoming into Ohio.
93. The Present and Future of Abortion in Ohio: Prof. B. Jessie Hill
Dan talks with Professor B. Jessie Hill, JD, of Case Western Reserve University’s School of Law. about the current state of abortion access and reproductive rights generally in Ohio, and what restrictive abortion laws in Texas and Mississippi might mean for Ohio.
92. The State of the Statehouse with the Ohio Capital Journal
Dan talks with David DeWitt, editor, as well as reporter Jake Zuckerman, both of the Ohio Capital Journal, to make sense of comings and goings at the Ohio Statehouse over the past few months.
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.
90. Nina Turner on Health Equity, Poverty, and Medicare for All
Dan talks with former Ohio Senator Nina Turner about her run for Congress in the special election in the 11th Congressional district. Topics include the importance of fighting for bold policy change in health care, but also policy to promote equity in health care, housing, and environmental health.
89. Relief for Cancer Patients: OSU's Dr. Benjamin Kaffenberger on an Ongoing Dermatologic Study
Dan talks with OSU dermatologist and researcher, Benjamin Kaffenberger, MD, about a study he is leading to develop new drugs that aim to relieve cancer patients of pain caused by cancer treatments, known as 'Hand-Foot Skin Reaction'.
88. Transition and Recovery: Betsy Anderson of Serenity Grove
Dan turns over the interview mic to the show's Spring 2021 college intern, Ohio University student Claire McGee, who talks with Betsy Anderson, Executive Director of Serenity Grove, a not-for-profit level II transitional recovery home in Athens, Ohio.
87. Drug Prices in Ohio: What is to Be Done?
Building on several past episodes exploring pharmaceutical access and pricing in Ohio, Dan talks with Loren Anthes of the Center for Community Solutions and Antonio Ciaccia of 46Brooklyn about a paper Loren recently circulated offering policy options for Ohio.
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.
85. Max Filby of The Columbus Dispatch on Health Care Reporting During the Pandemic
Dan talks with Max Filby, health and medicine reporter at The Columbus Dispatch. Topics include recent developments with vaccination supply and demand, a recent ebola scare, and lessons learned from the pandemic, both for reporting and for public health in Ohio.
84. Andrea Hoffman on Life with Cystic Fibrosis During the Pandemic and Beyond
Dan talks with Andrea Hoffman, a sophomore at Ohio Northern University, about life with cystic fibrosis, both before, during, and after the pandemic.
83. Brian Alexander on The Hospital: Life, Death and Dollars in a Small American Town
Dan talks with author Brian Alexander about his new book, The Hospital: Life, Death and Dollars in a Small American Town. Topics include hospital consolidation, inequality, and the relationship between hospitals and the economic and cultural lives of Americans, particularly in small towns and cities.
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.
81. Race, Equity, and Health with Kyle Strickland
Dan talks with Kyle Strickland, Columbus native, Harvard Law graduate, and advocate for racial and health justice at the Kirwan institute and The Roosevelt Institute.
80. Learning from Senator Tina Maharath's COVID-19 Experience
Dan talks with Ohio State Senator Maharath (OH3) about the senator’s harrowing personal experience with COVID19. Topics include mask mandates, racism as a public health crisis, cultural competency for health care professionals, and more.