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Episodes
- 1
Defense Against Diabetes is working 'to reverse and stop damage from happening.'
·4m - 2
Empowering caregivers with a new 'one-to-one kind of mutual aid program' in southwest Missouri
·4m - 3
With youth mental health, ‘we know that schools are the best place to receive those services.’
·4m - 4
“I challenge everyone to be curious whenever you're doing any sort of research — especially for your health.”
·4m - 5
New dietary guidelines 'a vehicle for us to educate people'
·4m - 6
"Nothing you said. Nothing you wore. Nothing you drank — makes it okay to be assaulted or abused."
·4m - 7
Trump era changes to SNAP are "permanently changing the way the program works"
·4m - 8
Following the closure of the Missouri Immunization Coalition, "I'm very fearful of the vacuum of information."
·4m - 9
Amid rising measles cases, 'the real problem moving forward is that vaccination rates have been tumbling.'
·4m - 10
"Building Community Bridges exists because I don't want no one else to go through what I went through by themselves."
·4m - 11
"We want to be that foundation of a family for them because every kid deserves the support of a family."
·4m - 12
Neurodivergent people are 'constantly battling their brains in a world that can be very difficult for them.'
·4m - 13
This holiday season, 'partnering with your food allergy guest is the most important way to signal inclusivity.'
·4m - 14
"As a black woman in clinical research, I want to advocate to bring more diversity to the table."
·4m - 15
Providing in-home therapy to help people 'get back on track, so they can be the kind of parent they want to be.'
·4m - 16
Focus on Fatherhood: "To become a better father, you first of all had to become a better man."
·4m - 17
Gender affirming care would 'prevent any possible future breast cancer chances since I'm high risk.'
·4m - 18
Being a queer physician, 'can be extremely validating and extremely rewarding work.'
·4m - 19
"I could talk all day about how much I love rural medicine despite the challenges."
·4m - 20
"Research is what's going to cure [Alzheimer's] disease, so I've happily dedicated anything I can to it."
·4m - 21
"When you're constantly being attacked, discriminated against... it makes it harder to afford your basic needs."
·4m - 22
"Youth experiencing foster care or housing instability or homelessness — they're just kids. They want somebody to recognize their birthday."
·4m - 23
AI ambient listening tools allow doctors to 'actually sit, look at my patient, listen to them.'
·4m - 24
In medicine, 'you need to consider — what is the ethical implication of using or not using the AI?'
·4m - 25
AI chatbots could help pregnant people with opioid use disorder find treatment
·4m - 26
Using AI for second opinions: “In a matter of seconds, it essentially renders a [breast cancer] risk assessment.”
·4m - 27
Using AI to improve stroke outcomes in rural Missouri: “We can save your life."
·4m - 28
PFLAG Sedalia makes space for 'people seeking support for themselves or for their loved ones.'
·4m - 29
"As senior centers, we're constantly looking at our communities and trying to see what works."
·4m - 30
Connecting residents to resources: 'Something that seems small can make all the difference in someone's life.'
·4m - 31
Programs for Sedalia seniors, 'kind of started in the fitness realm, but then it's grown.'
·4m - 32
"Families will tell us that donating (breast) milk can help them along their grief journey."
·4m - 33
With oral health in rural Missouri, 'the thought process is – take the care to where they're at.'
·4m - 34
"Our goal is to keep people as independent as possible in the communities of their choice."
·4m - 35
Showing high schoolers ‘there's so many careers other than doctors and nurses.’
·4m - 36
Social self-comparison: "Examining how we use social media and the effects on us is really important."
·4m - 37
"People don't have to show up as the perfect person to receive help or care from their community."
·4m - 38
"If my family hadn't stepped in and helped me, I might have been here on one of these cots."
·4m - 39
"I want to figure out how I get out of this so that I can come back and help."
·4m - 40
Chronically ill and unhoused: 'It's not easy out here. I wouldn't wish this on anybody.'
·4m - 41
Hogs for Hunger: "Providing a great service to individuals in our community who are seeking assistance at our food pantries."
·4m - 42
"To be the best for your farm, to be the best for your family – you have to also take care of yourself."
·4m - 43
“When we were looking for ways to support the farmer and the farm family, we looked first at ourselves.”
·4m - 44
“I believe that there's way more good mental health in agriculture than bad.”
·4m - 45
"I strongly encourage people to talk more about mental health. The more it gets spoken about, the less stigma there's going to be."
·4m - 46
Art for All Abilities class is 'building confidence... and confidence is something that carries them through the rest of their lives.'
·4m - 47
"There are so many different ways that librarians can contribute to health."
·4m - 48
At the Osage County Library: 'We're offering things for those older adults that want to get out of the house, want to have a little socialization."
·4m - 49
New blood pressure monitor program at Mexico-Audrain County libraries 'came at a very, very good time.'
·4m - 50
Little Dixie Regional Libraries: Helping the community tackle hard topics with 'The Healing Library.'
·4m - 51
Moberly's new school-based daycare aims to be 'a little perk' for teachers
·4m - 52
Borderline personality disorder 'isn't making me less of a person, less worthy of love.'
·4m - 53
During the holidays, ‘get the vaccine to protect those around you.’
·4m - 54
The pressure of veterinary medicine: 'It's just this sense… of failure and doom and sadness and disappointment.'
·4m - 55
When it comes to childcare for first responders, 'employers have to be creative.'
·4m - 56
With Medicare: 'Don't be afraid to reach out and ask for help.'
·4m - 57
The library 'is so much more than books. It is a community hub.'
·4m - 58
"We have work to do, we have communities to lead, and so we don't need breast cancer to be standing in our way."
·4m - 59
Peer Support Workers: 'The glue that connects the clinical and treatment world to the person.'
·4m - 60
Addressing vaccine hesitancy one conversation at a time: 'No question that's off limits.'
·4m - 61
"Harm reduction is something that we do in everyday life."
·4m - 62
Being queer & disabled 'gives me more ability to enrich my life through community.'
·4m - 63
"Not every trans woman wants to have sexual reassignment surgery. We shouldn't feel subjected to that."
·4m - 64
HIV in the Ozarks: 'Get into treatment because there's something we can do now.'
·4m - 65
The American Indian Center of Springfield: 'We help everyone. We don't turn away people."
·4m - 66
Preventing male suicide: “It's as simple as talking to somebody that you trust.”
·4m - 67
Finding adequate childcare in rural Missouri is 'next to impossible.'
·4m - 68
The early AIDS epidemic in rural Missouri: 'You were just hiding.'
·4m - 69
Patient portals are ‘an opportunity for you to be a participant in your own care.’
·4m - 70
When talking about weight management, 'how can we be supportive, but not shaming.'
·4m - 71
Talking about suicide with youth: "their struggles are not the same as your struggles"
·4m - 72
"Keeping it in your medicine cabinet... for another day is also a misuse of medication."
·4m - 73
Improving access to care for rural ALS patients: "How can we make it easier?"
·4m - 74
The role of an ombudsman: "It simply means speaking on behalf of someone."
·4m - 75
Rural Substance Use Disorder Treatment: ‘The waitlists are sometimes weeks or even months long.’
·4m - 76
Promoting understanding of people who use drugs: 'This is something that we should address compassionately'
·4m - 77
"When that judge drops that gavel, no matter how much he gives you – he gives that sentence to your loved ones."
·4m - 78
Addressing health impacts from adverse childhood experiences: 'they're largely unrecognized.'
·4m - 79
The impact of incarceration on a family: ‘Sometimes I stays at home because he's not there.’
·4m - 80
For opioid-dependent moms: 'We want to help them break out of this cycle.'
·4m - 81
"Until we solve the affordable housing crisis, we're always going to be seeing homeless people."
·4m - 82
From pain management to microbusiness: 'I'm looking forward to getting my product out.'
·4m - 83
"My name is Paige Spears, and I'm a human being."
·4m - 84
American Sign Language crisis line provides 'connection with someone who understands'
·4m - 85
After incarceration: 'my life work now is to assist these young people.'
·4m - 86
“I never let prison define me as an individual. I try to grow where I’m planted at.”
·4m - 87
Embedded mental health providers in vet schools: 'In the culture, we start to learn the ins and outs'
·4m - 88
Without CNAs: ‘I am really afraid there won't be the care that is needed for our elders to survive.’
·4m - 89
With diabetes, ‘it's going to take time to reset and break bad habits and to make the changes that are sustainable.’
·4m - 90
For Black birthing people, it’s imperative ‘your persons that are going to be in this space with you are educated on what can happen.’
·4m - 91
‘We need a doula rainbow for every type of person because you want everyone to have the same support.’
·4m - 92
With Medicare fraud, 'you're not stupid if you fell for it... but we can help them report it.'
Ronna McNally discusses Medicare fraud, its impact on costs and quality of care, and ways to prevent it.
·4m - 93
One teacher’s concern for travel nurses: ‘You get sold a dream that might not quite come to fruition.’
·4m - 94
MU Well-being peers are ‘not counselors, but they do know a lot of the resources that are available on campus, and they can help folks navigate that.’
·4m - 95
As dementia progresses, 'a caregiver's world becomes smaller and smaller and smaller.'
·4m - 96
"Stroke affects a wide range of populations, wide range of ages."
Dr.
·4m - 97
"When you are a caregiver to someone, you almost become the human version of kinetic sand."
Terry Leip from Bolivar discusses her 11-year journey as a caregiver for her mother with Alzheimer's.
- 98
Overcoming the barrier of rural transportation with 'the power of people and of volunteers.'
Kelly Aust and Kelly Knapp discuss how New Growth Transit's volunteer-based rideshare model addresses rural transportation challenges by leveraging volunteers instead of traditional bus routes.
·4m - 99
"Our goal has always been to ensure that kids are getting services without having to drive really far distances."
Co-owners of a pediatric therapy clinic in rural Missouri discuss their mission to provide accessible, collaborative care and empower families.
·4m - 100
Growing foster kids into successful adults with a 'loving and kind environment.'
Amy Martell discusses Rooted 242, a cafe in Moberly that helps foster youth aging out of the system learn job and life skills in a supportive environment.
·4m - 101
Show-Me ECHO: Keeping at-risk moms and babies together using interdisciplinary collaboration
Sep 24, 2026 - 102
"Our goal is really to just improve outcomes — not just for mom, but for baby, for families, for communities."
Sep 17, 2026 - 103
Substance Use Disorder is a 'self-perpetuating cycle that takes on a life of its own.'
Sep 10, 2026 - 104
Those with substance use disorders, ‘really love their families… it's just something was getting in the way.’
Sep 3, 2026 - 105
The Poplar Bluff Nurse Extern Program allows nurses ‘to grow their career.... while they're right here at home.'
Aug 27, 2026 - 106
The Caruthersville Community Garden is 'more than a garden. It's a source of fresh food, education, even physical activity.'
Aug 20, 2026 - 107
Oral health is 'a really important part’ of cancer patient’s quality of life
Jul 30, 2026 - 108
When fighting cancer, ‘your mental health and your spiritual health affect how well you handle the treatment.’
Jul 23, 2026 - 109
Pediatric cancer: The balance of survivorship and long-term side effects
Jul 16, 2026 - 110
During cancer treatment, ‘it's okay to be to let yourself be vulnerable, to let yourself be helped.’
Jul 2, 2026 - 111
For Black LGBTQ+ people: "It's so important that they feel welcome and seen, and not just by the doctor, but from the person at the front desk."
Jun 25, 2026 - 112
For rural LGBTQ+ Missourians, 'just showing folks that there is support, there is community, goes so far to just relieving that anxiety.'
Jun 18, 2026 - 113
Open Table: Getting "a good solid meal" at Fulton's soup kitchen
May 28, 2026 - 114
"By having some place to go, something to do, something to learn – it's just going to be better for you as an individual."
May 21, 2026 - 115
"Dads make better communities. They make better partners. They make safer communities."
May 14, 2026 - 116
"People can take what they need": Baby Grace program provides diapers, wipes and more to Fulton families
May 7, 2026 - 117
Teaching young people about healthy relationships to ‘build a positive culture and environment’
Apr 30, 2026 - 118
Finding housing after domestic violence is ‘going to be a huge obstacle.’
Apr 23, 2026 - 119
Helping animal survivors of domestic violence 'recognizes the importance of the animal, but it also gives dignity to the humans.'
Apr 16, 2026 - 120
"Nothing you said. Nothing you wore. Nothing you drank — makes it okay to be assaulted or abused."
Apr 9, 2026 - 121
"As a black woman in clinical research, I want to advocate to bring more diversity to the table."
Ashley Avery discusses her advocacy for diversity in clinical research after losing her father to Alzheimer's, driven by a family history of the disease.
Mar 26, 2026·4m - 122
"Research is what's going to cure [Alzheimer's] disease, so I've happily dedicated anything I can to it."
Hannah Richardson shares her family's rare genetic Alzheimer's and her participation in a prevention clinical trial.
Mar 12, 2026·4m - 123
As dementia progresses, 'a caregiver's world becomes smaller and smaller and smaller.'
A caregiver discusses the challenges of caring for a spouse with dementia and the importance of support groups.
Mar 5, 2026·4m - 124
Empowering caregivers with a new 'one-to-one kind of mutual aid program' in southwest Missouri
Maureen Templeman launches the Southwest Missouri Care Collective, a grassroots mutual aid web platform connecting caregivers to help each other.
Feb 19, 2026·4m - 125
With youth mental health, ‘we know that schools are the best place to receive those services.’
Amy Hill discusses the role of schools in addressing youth mental health, noting increased awareness but persistent challenges like anxiety and depression.
Feb 12, 2026·4m - 126
“I challenge everyone to be curious whenever you're doing any sort of research — especially for your health.”
Feb 5, 2026·4m - 127
New dietary guidelines 'a vehicle for us to educate people'
Jan 29, 2026·4m - 128
Trump era changes to SNAP are "permanently changing the way the program works"
Jan 22, 2026·4m - 129
Following the closure of the Missouri Immunization Coalition, "I'm very fearful of the vacuum of information."
Jan 15, 2026·4m - 130
"Building Community Bridges exists because I don't want no one else to go through what I went through by themselves."
Dec 18, 2025·4m - 131
"We want to be that foundation of a family for them because every kid deserves the support of a family."
Dec 11, 2025·4m - 132
Neurodivergent people are 'constantly battling their brains in a world that can be very difficult for them.'
Dec 4, 2025·4m - 133
This holiday season, 'partnering with your food allergy guest is the most important way to signal inclusivity.'
Nov 27, 2025·4m - 134
"When you're constantly being attacked, discriminated against... it makes it harder to afford your basic needs."
Nov 20, 2025·4m - 135
"Youth experiencing foster care or housing instability or homelessness — they're just kids. They want somebody to recognize their birthday."
Nov 13, 2025·4m - 136
AI ambient listening tools allow doctors to 'actually sit, look at my patient, listen to them.'
Nov 6, 2025·4m - 137
In medicine, 'you need to consider — what is the ethical implication of using or not using the AI?'
Oct 30, 2025·4m - 138
AI chatbots could help pregnant people with opioid use disorder find treatment
Oct 23, 2025·4m - 139
Using AI for second opinions: “In a matter of seconds, it essentially renders a [breast cancer] risk assessment.”
Oct 16, 2025·4m - 140
Using AI to improve stroke outcomes in rural Missouri: “We can save your life."
Oct 9, 2025·4m - 141
PFLAG Sedalia makes space for 'people seeking support for themselves or for their loved ones.'
Sep 25, 2025·4m - 142
"Our goal has always been to ensure that kids are getting services without having to drive really far distances."
Sep 18, 2025·4m - 143
Overcoming the barrier of rural transportation with 'the power of people and of volunteers.'
Sep 11, 2025·4m - 144
"As senior centers, we're constantly looking at our communities and trying to see what works."
Sep 4, 2025·4m - 145
Connecting residents to resources: 'Something that seems small can make all the difference in someone's life.'
Aug 28, 2025·4m - 146
Programs for Sedalia seniors, 'kind of started in the fitness realm, but then it's grown.'
Aug 21, 2025·4m - 147
"Families will tell us that donating (breast) milk can help them along their grief journey."
Aug 7, 2025·4m - 148
With oral health in rural Missouri, 'the thought process is – take the care to where they're at.'
Jul 24, 2025·4m - 149
"Our goal is to keep people as independent as possible in the communities of their choice."
Jul 17, 2025·4m - 150
Showing high schoolers ‘there's so many careers other than doctors and nurses.’
Jul 10, 2025·4m - 151
Social self-comparison: "Examining how we use social media and the effects on us is really important."
Jul 3, 2025·4m - 152
"People don't have to show up as the perfect person to receive help or care from their community."
Jun 26, 2025·4m - 153
"If my family hadn't stepped in and helped me, I might have been here on one of these cots."
Jun 19, 2025·4m - 154
"I want to figure out how I get out of this so that I can come back and help."
Jun 12, 2025·4m - 155
Chronically ill and unhoused: 'It's not easy out here. I wouldn't wish this on anybody.'
Jun 5, 2025·4m - 156
Hogs for Hunger: "Providing a great service to individuals in our community who are seeking assistance at our food pantries."
May 29, 2025·4m - 157
"To be the best for your farm, to be the best for your family – you have to also take care of yourself."
May 23, 2025·4m - 158
“When we were looking for ways to support the farmer and the farm family, we looked first at ourselves.”
May 15, 2025·4m - 159
“I believe that there's way more good mental health in agriculture than bad.”
May 8, 2025·4m - 160
"I strongly encourage people to talk more about mental health. The more it gets spoken about, the less stigma there's going to be."
May 1, 2025·4m - 161
"Stroke affects a wide range of populations, wide range of ages."
Apr 24, 2025·4m - 162
Amid rising measles cases, 'the real problem moving forward is that vaccination rates have been tumbling.'
Apr 17, 2025·4m - 163
Art for All Abilities class is 'building confidence... and confidence is something that carries them through the rest of their lives.'
Apr 3, 2025·4m - 164
"There are so many different ways that librarians can contribute to health."
Mar 27, 2025·4m - 165
At the Osage County Library: 'We're offering things for those older adults that want to get out of the house, want to have a little socialization."
Mar 21, 2025·4m - 166
New blood pressure monitor program at Mexico-Audrain County libraries 'came at a very, very good time.'
Mar 13, 2025·4m - 167
Little Dixie Regional Libraries: Helping the community tackle hard topics with 'The Healing Library.'
Rachel Grimm, director of Little Dixie Regional Libraries, discusses the creation and purpose of 'The Healing Library,' a collection of interactive kits that help families tackle difficult topics like grief, illness, and incarceration.
Mar 7, 2025·4m - 168
Prioritizing nurses’ mental health care: ‘It's not just a nice luxury to have – it's necessary.’
Apr 28, 2023·4m - 169
The role of hair stylists in the Black community: ‘Getting your hair done is self-care.’
Apr 21, 2023·4m - 170
‘Hair depression is a really big problem in the Black community because we weren't told that our hair was beautiful.’
Apr 14, 2023·4m - 171
'I'm more worried about a gun being in my classroom than my psych test. It's not fair.'
Apr 7, 2023·4m - 172
The R.I.S.E. Initiative ‘is all about putting these children on a path that will allow them to make decisions that will help their futures.’
Mar 28, 2023·4m - 173
Figure Skating has ‘really helped me to realize how strong I am – not just physically, but also mentally.’
Mar 17, 2023·4m - 174
Faith-Based Therapy: 'The danger is some of those are not regulated like non-religious therapy is.'
Mar 3, 2023·4m - 175
The Reentry Opportunity Center helps people get what they 'need to survive as a citizen out in the community.’
Feb 27, 2023·4m - 176
Personal Care Attendants: ‘I'm not there to do things for him. I'm there to do things with him.’
Feb 20, 2023·4m - 177
On Health & Nature: ‘There’s physical and mental benefits just to relaxing, to disengaging.’
Feb 13, 2023·4m - 178
‘If we're not putting someone's trauma experience first, then the chances of them actually progressing and moving forward may be slimmer.’
Jan 26, 2023·4m - 179
‘One of the reasons that I really pushed for individuals to do water aerobics is because I know myself the benefit of it.’
Jan 19, 2023·4m - 180
‘There is no safe blood level, and lead can be harmful to human health – even at really, really low levels.’
Jan 13, 2023·4m - 181
‘You want a diet that's going to take you in for the rest of your life.’
Jan 6, 2023·4m - 182
'It's very rare for the health care system to ask the person their sexual orientation or gender identity… it's almost always the patient has to be the one that outs themselves.’
Dec 30, 2022·4m - 183
‘It is nothing to be ashamed of if you've experienced trauma based upon your religious upbringing, but it is something that can drive you to do things that are self-harmful.’
Dec 23, 2022·4m - 184
‘A lot of times, even though people don't have family – the recovery itself creates family.’
Dec 16, 2022·4m - 185
‘Even though it's hard to put one foot in front of the other, live your life to its fullest.’
Dec 9, 2022·4m - 186
‘Weight in the lesbian community means something different than it does, maybe, in the straight community.’
Dec 2, 2022·4m - 187
'Suicide gun deaths – they happen, they're real, and we are working to try and prevent them as much as we can.'
Nov 25, 2022·4m - 188
‘Kyle was accidentally killed by his best friend in a gun accident. It was one of the hardest things I've ever had to deal with.’
Nov 18, 2022·4m - 189
'I recommend the savvy approach to supplementation. Foods first. Foods always come first.'
Nov 11, 2022·4m - 190
‘When a group is stigmatized, when a disease is stigmatized - people are very afraid of talking about it or seeking health services.’
Oct 7, 2022·4m - 191
"For the last 19 years I had pretty much told myself, 'Okay, make your peace with the fact that you gave it to him.'"
Sep 16, 2022·4m - 192
‘Dad's dying. You have stage one colon cancer. Also, you may have given it to your child not knowing.’
Sep 9, 2022·4m - 193
'It's important to change the story and that's what TikTok was doing in raising awareness and educating people because ADHD doesn't present as just one thing.'
Sep 2, 2022·4m - 194
‘Overturning Roe [v. Wade] and attacking trans people is going to harm the healthcare system overall’
Aug 5, 2022·4m - 195
On the need for comprehensive sexual education post-Roe: ‘We need spaces where we're developing those skills’
Jul 29, 2022·4m - 196
Medication-assisted treatment: ‘Counseling works on one part of the brain and the medication works on another part’
Jul 22, 2022·4m - 197
Post-Roe v. Wade: ‘It's gonna further exaggerate the gap in the transgender and nonbinary community for knowing who and how to seek care’
Jul 18, 2022·4m - 198
'Having a forced birth would have really messed me up in so so many more ways than having an abortion'
Jul 8, 2022·4m - 199
Jason Jarvis: ‘Try to teach your children that fire is a tool. It is not a toy. Very bad things can happen’
Jul 1, 2022·4m - 200
Jason Jarvis: ‘The only reason why I'm here is because I had a motorcycle helmet on.’
Jun 24, 2022·4m - 201
Aging in place: 'It starts with a question of: What would you like? What does life mean for you?'
May 13, 2022·4m - 202
‘In winter, everybody's like, “Oh my gosh, they're gonna freeze to death,” but you never hear in the summertime, “Oh my gosh, they're gonna overheat and blackout.’
Apr 29, 2022·4m - 203
“We don't want to warehouse our older adults and all of their wisdom and knowledge away in homes.”
Apr 22, 2022·4m - 204
With Long COVID: ‘If I stood up to do dishes, I felt like I was gonna have a heart attack. It was crazy.’
Apr 15, 2022·4m - 205
“We both have a chronic illness called fibromyalgia. Basically that just means we're in pain – 25/8.”
Mar 18, 2022·4m - 206
The Mid-Missouri Afghan Community: “I'm really hoping that together – all of us will be able to form a strong community, which will be able to depend on each other."
Mar 11, 2022·4m - 207
"There's people out there right now that got frostbite because they're too afraid or too ashamed to come in and say, ‘I need help.'"
Feb 25, 2022·4m - 208
Alpha Gal: 'I'm just kind of – I'm waiting for it to come back, and it's scary.'
Feb 11, 2022·4m - 209
Tickborne Illness: ‘You've heard the expression, ‘the feeling of impending doom,’ but you don't really get it until you're having this reaction.'
Jan 31, 2022·4m - 210
‘We really don't know enough about our bodies. We don't know enough about our reproductive systems.’
Jan 20, 2022·4m - 211
Black Maternal & Infant Mortality: ‘The most vulnerable among us are the most directly affected by the policies.’
Jan 13, 2022·4m - 212
Insomnia & Sleep Hygiene: ‘You definitely don't want to do anything that's going to mess up your chances of falling asleep and staying asleep.’
Jan 6, 2022·4m - 213
‘It's preventable. We have Black mothers dying at three to four times the rates of white women, and it doesn't have to be like that.’
Dec 31, 2021·4m - 214
COVID-19 during the holidays: ‘Really, it’s about taking care of each other.'
Dec 23, 2021·4m - 215
Alcohol & Sleep: ‘If you can reduce your drinking, it will probably help your sleep, also.’
Dec 16, 2021·4m - 216
Loss During the COVID-19 Pandemic: 'It’s just this very large reset and reminder of every day – of counting every day.’
Dec 10, 2021·4m - 217
COVID-19 & New Mothers: ‘There's a lot of guilt with the mothers.’
Nov 18, 2021·4m - 218
Accessibility in Columbia: ‘Sidewalks are not just for people with disabilities, they impact everyone.’
Oct 26, 2021·4m - 219
‘The reality is that it's alcohol as the number one thing used for a drug-facilitated sexual assault.'
Oct 14, 2021·4m - 220
'We Have Seen Stillbirths in COVID Women – We Are Worried it Could Be Because of COVID.'
Sep 28, 2021·4m - 221
Retired Nurse Reflects on Pandemic with Missouri on Mic: 'Somehow, We Got Through One of the Greatest Ordeals I've Lived Through'
Sep 9, 2021·4m - 222
‘With the Delta Variant, We Became a Hotspot, But Very Shortly Thereafter, Everybody Else Became a Hotspot.’
Aug 30, 2021·4m - 223
Nursing Through the Pandemic Has ‘Really Made a Bigger Place Seem Smaller’
Aug 19, 2021·4m - 224
‘Nurses Are Seeing More Patients Die On a Weekend of Working Than in a Year in Pre-COVID Time’
Aug 5, 2021·4m - 225
COVID-19 Hospitalizations in Joplin: 'If You Love Your Community – It Causes You to do Action. One of Those Actions is Getting the Vaccine'
Jul 30, 2021·4m - 226
Columbia’s Community Vaccine Clinics: ‘We Can Reach People Where They Are’
Jul 12, 2021·4m - 227
In SW Missouri: ‘It’s Becoming a Staffing Challenge to Take Care of the Rising Number of COVID Patients’
Jul 1, 2021·4m - 228
Building Asian American Community: ‘It’s Important to Recognize the Intersectionalities That We Have’
Jun 3, 2021·4m - 229
Fighting the Stigma of Homelessness: ‘Imagine Yourself with No Money, No Job, No Transportation – How Would You Pull Yourself Up?’
Jun 3, 2021·4m - 230
Faith Communities After COVID-19: ‘Never Take For Granted Being Able To Shake A Hand Or Hug Or Sing A Hymn’
May 21, 2021·4m - 231
Finding TRICARE In Rural Communities: ‘You Have to Educate Yourself’
May 21, 2021·4m - 232
On End-Of-Life Care: ‘When You Walk Into A Room – You Don't See A Patient. You See A Life.’
May 21, 2021·4m - 233
For Transgender Missourians, ‘There's Always A Fear Of Going To A Doctor’
Apr 23, 2021·4m - 234
Faith & Health: 'When People Are Hungry, We Feed Them. We Journey With Them.'
Apr 19, 2021·4m - 235
Medicaid Expansion & Trans Health: “Not Going To Break The Bank To Provide A Better Life For All'
Apr 14, 2021·4m - 236
Hospital Ministry & COVID-19: ‘It Seems a Lot Less Personal. But There's Still Power in Presence.’
Mar 22, 2021·4m - 237
Post-Vaccination: 'I Still Have to Do My Part. I Still Have to Wear My Mask. This is the Beginning'
Feb 25, 2021·4m - 238
Post-Vaccination: 'I Still Have to Do My Part. I Still Have to Wear My Mask. This is the Beginning'
Feb 19, 2021·4m - 239
On Understanding Grief: 'It Takes a Long Time. It Fades Out Over Time'
Feb 9, 2021·4m - 240
On Understanding Grief: 'It Takes a Long Time. It Fades Out Over Time'
Feb 9, 2021·4m - 241
On Understanding Grief: 'It Takes a Long Time. It Fades Out Over Time'
Feb 9, 2021·4m - 242
Men as Allies Against Domestic Violence: ‘Be Accountable. Speak Up When Injustices are Happening.’
Jan 26, 2021·4m - 243
Men as Allies Against Domestic Violence: ‘Be Accountable. Speak Up When Injustices are Happening.’
Jan 26, 2021·4m - 244
Access to Reproductive Health Care ‘Has Been a Challenge’ During Ongoing Pandemic
Jan 15, 2021·4m - 245
The Ongoing Pandemic & Missouri Prisons: ‘I’m Definitely in Fear Every Single Day’
Dec 24, 2020·4m - 246
The Ongoing Pandemic & Missouri Prisons: ‘I’m Definitely in Fear Every Single Day’
Dec 24, 2020·4m - 247
Nurses & the COVID-19 Vaccine: 'It Gives Us All a Little Bit of Renewed Hope and Energy'
Dec 22, 2020·4m - 248
Nurses & the COVID-19 Vaccine: 'It Gives Us All a Little Bit of Renewed Hope and Energy'
Dec 22, 2020·4m - 249
Meals on Wheels of Columbia: 'Loneliness is Just as Fatal as a Pandemic'
Dec 16, 2020·4m - 250
Meals on Wheels of Columbia: 'Loneliness is Just as Fatal as a Pandemic'
Dec 16, 2020·4m - 251
Wastewater Research 'Can Tell You the Whole Story About Society'
Dec 10, 2020·4m - 252
Columbia Neighborhood Lunch Clubs: ‘How Do You Get Food Into as Many Homes as Possible?’
Nov 30, 2020·4m - 253
Columbia Neighborhood Lunch Clubs: ‘How Do You Get Food Into as Many Homes as Possible?’
Nov 30, 2020·4m - 254
'If Every Other Year is a Struggle to Get Insulin, What is My Quality of Life?’
Nov 19, 2020·4m - 255
'If Every Other Year is a Struggle to Get Insulin, What is My Quality of Life?’
Nov 18, 2020·4m - 256
‘Missouri is Ranked Second in the Nation For the Number of Women Killed by Their Intimate Partners'
Nov 13, 2020·4m - 257
Therapists’ Mental Health Needs: ‘It's Like the Dirty Little Secret That We Don't Talk About’
Nov 13, 2020·4m - 258
‘Missourians are Paying With Their Lives For Our State's Lack of Gun Laws’
Nov 4, 2020·4m - 259
19th District State Senate Race: Democratic Candidate Judy Baker on Her Health Policy Goals
Oct 28, 2020·4m - 260
‘It's Never Been Easier to Get Care. And It's Never Been More Important to Stay Connected’
Oct 28, 2020·4m - 261
Childcare & COVID-19: ‘If Childcare Centers Closed Down, Will Kids Have the Care That They Need?’
Sep 21, 2020·4m - 262
Childcare & COVID-19: ‘If Childcare Centers Closed Down, Will Kids Have the Care That They Need?’
Sep 21, 2020·4m - 263
Life Without Parole is like ‘a Hellish Form of Groundhog Day’
Sep 10, 2020·4m - 264
Life Without Parole is Like ‘a Hellish Form of 'Groundhog Day'’
Sep 10, 2020·4m - 265
‘We Need to Have Strategies Where They Can Be College Students, and Still Be As Safe As Possible'
Aug 10, 2020·4m - 266
‘We Need to Have Strategies Where They Can be College Students, and Still be as Safe as Possible'
Aug 10, 2020·4m - 267
Special Education Amid COVID-19: ‘It’s Not That Kids Don't Want to Wear Masks'
Aug 4, 2020·4m - 268
Special Education Amid COVID-19: ‘It’s Not That Kids Don't Want to Wear Masks'
Aug 4, 2020·4m - 269
COVID-19 Within Prison: ‘We’re in Here, but We Have No Control Over What's Going On’
Jul 17, 2020·4m - 270
COVID-19 Within Prison: ‘We’re in Here, but We Have No Control Over What's Going On’
Jul 14, 2020·4m - 271
COVID-19 & ASL Interpreters: ‘For the First Time, Many Missourians Felt Their Voice was Recognized’
Jun 29, 2020·4m - 272
COVID-19 & ASL Interpreters: ‘For the First Time, Many Missourians Felt Their Voice was Recognized’
Jun 29, 2020·4m - 273
Dentists Worry That Due to Pandemic, ‘We're Going to See an Increase in Emergency Room Visits Again’
Jun 29, 2020·4m - 274
Dentists Worry that Due to Pandemic, ‘We're Going to See an Increase in Emergency Room Visits Again’
Jun 29, 2020·4m - 275
Coronavirus and Columbia’s Black Community: ‘I Feel Like A Flood is Coming For the Vulnerable’
Jun 11, 2020·4m - 276
Coronavirus and Columbia’s Black Community: ‘I Feel Like A Flood is Coming for the Vulnerable’
Jun 11, 2020·4m - 277
Social Justice and Loss: ‘Cumulative Losses Can Really Compromise Our Ability to Cope’
Jun 8, 2020·4m - 278
Social Justice and Loss: ‘Across Time, Cumulative Losses Can Really Compromise Our Ability to Cope’
Jun 8, 2020·4m - 279
Oral Health & the COVID-19 Pandemic: 'Don't Forget About Your Oral Health'
May 21, 2020·4m - 280
Oral Health & the COVID-19 Pandemic: 'Don't Forget About Your Oral Health'
May 21, 2020·4m - 281
Community Support During the Coronavirus Pandemic: “This Kind of Mindset Prevents Suicide’
May 15, 2020·4m - 282
College Student Mental Health: 'No One is Achieving Self-Actualization During Quarantine'
May 15, 2020·4m - 283
College Student Mental Health: 'No One is Achieving Self-Actualization During Quarantine'
May 15, 2020·4m - 284
Hospital COVID-19 Preparation: 'There is a Great Deal of Sharing Among All Facilities'
May 5, 2020·4m - 285
Hospital COVID-19 Preparation: 'There is a Great Deal of Sharing Among All Facilities'
May 5, 2020·4m - 286
Joplin Domestic Violence Shelter Dusts Off Lessons from 2011 Tornado During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Apr 29, 2020·4m - 287
Rural Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline: 'We're Starting to See More. Much More.'
Apr 27, 2020·4m - 288
Rural Domestic Violence Crisis Hotline: 'We're Starting to See More. Much More.'
Apr 27, 2020·4m - 289
Family Medicine and COVID-19: ‘Anything We Can Manage at Home, We Manage at Home’
Apr 20, 2020·4m - 290
Family Medicine and COVID-19: ‘Anything That We Can Manage at Home, We Manage at Home’
Apr 20, 2020·4m - 291
'The Potential to Go into Debt and Have a Failed IVF Sounds Just Devastating'
Apr 3, 2020·4m - 292
'The Potential to Go into Debt and Have a Failed IVF Sounds Just Devastating'
Apr 3, 2020·4m - 293
Infertility: 'It Can Take Over Your Life, Your Marriage, Your Emotional State'
Mar 26, 2020·4m - 294
Infertility: 'It Can Take Over Your Life, Your Marriage, Your Emotional State'
Mar 26, 2020·4m - 295
COVID-19 School Closures Create Additional Challenges for Parents of Children with Disabilties
Mar 23, 2020·4m - 296
‘Malcolm X Reversed the Way I Thought’ – Mataka Askari on Life After Prison
Feb 21, 2020·8m - 297
‘Malcolm X Reversed the Way I Thought’ – Mataka Askari on Life After Prison
Feb 21, 2020·8m - 298
HIV and Mental Health: ‘A Lot of Times, They're Just Tired and Worn Out’
Feb 20, 2020·4m - 299
HIV and Mental Health: ‘A Lot of Times, They're Just Tired and Worn Out’
Feb 20, 2020·4m - 300
Post-Incarceration Syndrome: ‘You Bring Stuff With You Out of Prison’
Feb 13, 2020·4m - 301
On HIV in Rural Missouri: ‘We Still Face All of That Stigma Here’
Feb 7, 2020·4m - 302
On HIV in Rural Missouri: ‘We Still Face All of That Stigma Here’
Feb 7, 2020·4m - 303
Emergency Care in Rural Missouri ‘Is What You’re Concerned About’
Jan 16, 2020·4m - 304
Emergency Care in Rural Missouri ‘Is What You’re Concerned About’
Jan 16, 2020·4m - 305
On Testing for STIs: ‘Don’t Let Fear Be the Barrier’
Jan 3, 2020·4m - 306
Resilience After Sexual Violence: 'I Had to Rebuild My Trust and Relationships'
Jan 2, 2020·4m - 307
On Testing for STIs: ‘Don’t Let Fear Be the Barrier’
Jan 2, 2020·4m - 308
'If everybody got screened once a year, you’d put us out of work'
Dec 20, 2019·4m - 309
Resilience After Sexual Violence: 'I Had to Rebuild My Trust and Relationships'
Dec 20, 2019·4m - 310
Rise in STIs: ‘If Everybody Got Screened Once a Year, You’d Put Us Out of Work'
Dec 20, 2019·4m - 311
Finding a Lyme Disease Diagnosis: 'I Knew Something Was Wrong'
Dec 17, 2019·4m - 312
HIV Prevention Medication: ‘It's Not Being Rolled Out Equally for Women’
Dec 17, 2019·4m - 313
Finding a Lyme disease diagnosis: 'I knew something was wrong'
Dec 17, 2019·4m - 314
HIV Prevention Medication: ‘It's Not Being Rolled Out Equally for Women’
Dec 17, 2019·4m - 315
‘The Stigma Between UTIs and Sex Should Not Even Exist’
Nov 25, 2019·4m - 316
‘The Stigma Between UTIs and Sex Should Not Even Exist’
Nov 25, 2019·4m - 317
Mental Health First Aid: ‘So Much of it is Just Being Willing to Ask the Question’
Nov 7, 2019·4m - 318
Mental Health First Aid: ‘So Much of it is Just Being Willing to Ask the Question’
Nov 7, 2019·4m - 319
In Rural MO: ‘The People on the Front Lines Aren't Necessarily the Mental Health Professionals'
Oct 31, 2019·4m - 320
In Rural MO: ‘The People on the Front Lines Aren't Necessarily the Mental Health Professionals'
Oct 24, 2019·4m - 321
Online Birth Control Clubs: ‘The Benefits Definitely Outweigh the Risks’
Oct 17, 2019·4m - 322
Online Birth Control Clubs: ‘The Benefits Definitely Outweigh the Risks’
Oct 17, 2019·4m - 323
‘It was so Freeing to Me to Actually Get a Diagnosis’
Oct 11, 2019·4m - 324
‘It was so Freeing to Me to Actually Get a Diagnosis’
Oct 3, 2019·4m - 325
‘It Makes Me Happy That You Have Good Memories of Therapy’
Sep 26, 2019·4m - 326
‘It Makes Me Happy That You Have Good Memories of Therapy’
Sep 26, 2019·4m - 327
Intersection - Missouri Health Talks on the Current Status of Missouri Oral Health
Sep 23, 2019·28m - 328
‘You Cannot be Completely Physically Healthy Unless You Also Have Good Oral Health’
Sep 23, 2019·4m - 329
‘You Cannot be Completely Physically Healthy Unless You Also Have Good Oral Health’
Sep 23, 2019·4m - 330
Seclusion in Schools: ‘We Can Equip Staff Better. We Can Teach Our Children How to De-escalate too’
Sep 12, 2019·4m - 331
Seclusion in Schools: ‘We Can Equip Staff Better. We Can Teach Our Children How to Deescalate too’
Sep 12, 2019·4m - 332
Without Accessible Restrooms: ‘You're Not Going to Do Anything. You Can't Participate in Things’
Sep 5, 2019·4m - 333
Without Accessible Restrooms: ‘You're Not Going to Do Anything. You Can't Participate in Things’
Sep 5, 2019·4m - 334
On Paired Kidney Donation: ‘Good Health is Never Something I Thought I Could Share’
Jul 25, 2019·4m - 335
On Paired Kidney Donation: ‘Good Health is Never Something I Thought I Could Share’
Jul 24, 2019·4m - 336
On Alcohol Addiction Treatment: “Our Clients Struggle to Get Health Needs Met’
Jul 19, 2019·4m - 337
‘A Transplant is a Treatment and Not a Cure and No Matter What You Do, it Could Still Fail’
Jul 19, 2019·4m - 338
‘A Transplant is a Treatment and Not a Cure and No Matter What You Do, it Could Still Fail’
Jul 19, 2019·4m - 339
‘It's Hard to Ask for Help’ in Today’s Supermom Culture
Jun 21, 2019·4m - 340
‘It's Hard to Ask for Help’ in Today’s Supermom Culture
Jun 21, 2019·4m - 341
‘Our Patients Aren't Trying to Make a Political Statement. They're Just Going to Get Health Care’
Jun 6, 2019·4m - 342
‘Taking Care of Eight Children is Very Difficult Because of All Their Different Needs’
Jun 4, 2019·4m - 343
‘Taking Care of Eight Children is Very Difficult Because of All Their Different Needs’
May 31, 2019·4m - 344
‘Regardless of What You Were Incarcerated For, You Should Be Able to Eat’
May 31, 2019·4m - 345
‘Regardless of What You Were Incarcerated For, You Should Be Able to Eat’
May 31, 2019·4m - 346
‘Plans Change Every Year. Your Health Changes Every Year. Why Not Take a Look?’
May 30, 2019·4m - 347
‘Plans Change Every Year. Your Health Changes Every Year. Why Not Take a Look?’
May 30, 2019·4m - 348
‘As a Caregiver, I Don’t Think Your Mind Ever Relaxes’
May 7, 2019·4m - 349
‘As a Caregiver, I Don’t Think Your Mind Ever Relaxes’
May 7, 2019·4m - 350
‘Nobody Wakes Up and Thinks, ‘I'm Going to Become an Alcoholic’’
May 7, 2019·4m - 351
HEADLINE: ‘It Was a Decision Between a Few Cans of Soup or a $7 Box of Tampons’
Apr 18, 2019·4m - 352
‘It Was a Decision Between a Few Cans of Soup or a $7 Box of Tampons’
Apr 18, 2019·4m - 353
‘Mental Health is a Part of Substance Abuse’
Apr 18, 2019·4m - 354
She Insisted I Go to Treatment When She Found Out I had a Substance Abuse Problem
Apr 3, 2019·4m - 355
‘Older Folks Say if They Take Food Stamps, They're Taking it Away From Someone Else Who Needs It'
Mar 26, 2019·4m - 356
Intersection Excerpt: Missouri Health Talks on Food Insecurity ‘The Hidden Problem’
Mar 19, 2019·6m - 357
‘It's Not Surprising to Me That Folks Come to College and Don't Know Sex Ed’
Mar 14, 2019·4m - 358
‘That is So Very Backward. You Can Have Access and Still Not Have Access’
Mar 14, 2019·4m - 359
‘That is So Very Backward. You Can Have Access and Still Not Have Access’
Mar 14, 2019·4m - 360
‘You Have to Make a Choice. Take Your Sick Kid to the Doctor or Buy Food’
Feb 21, 2019·4m - 361
‘Older Folks Say if They Take Food Stamps, They're Taking it Away From Someone Else Who Needs It'
Feb 21, 2019·4m - 362
‘This Legislation is Not a Job. This is Not a Paycheck. This is Our Life’
Feb 21, 2019·4m - 363
‘This Legislation is Not a Job. This is Not a Paycheck. This is Our Life’
Feb 21, 2019·4m - 364
‘You Have to Make a Choice. Take Your Sick Kid to the Doctor or Buy Food’
Feb 21, 2019·4m - 365
‘I Didn't Want People to See Me in That Situation, So I Avoided It’
Jan 30, 2019·4m - 366
‘I Didn't Want People to See Me in That Situation, So I Avoided It’
Jan 30, 2019·4m - 367
‘The One's Who Cannot Afford It, They’re in a Deep, Dark Crack’
Jan 30, 2019·4m - 368
‘The One's Who Cannot Afford It, They’re in a Deep, Dark Crack’
Jan 30, 2019·4m - 369
‘Laugh Through Life the Best as You Can’
Jan 7, 2019·4m - 370
‘Laugh Through Life the Best as You Can’
Jan 4, 2019·4m - 371
‘I Had This Constant Support System That Was Extremely Vital to My Health’
Dec 14, 2018·4m - 372
‘Having to Tell Someone, ‘Our Community Doesn't Have That Resource’ Is the Hardest Thing'
Dec 14, 2018·4m - 373
‘Having to Tell Someone, ‘Our Community Doesn't Have That Resource’ Is the Hardest Part'
Dec 14, 2018·4m - 374
‘We're Bringing Public Health Out of the Bricks and Mortar of the Public Health Department’
Nov 30, 2018·4m - 375
‘We're Bringing Public Health Out of the Bricks and Mortar of the Public Health Department’
Nov 30, 2018·4m - 376
'We Needed to Get Public Health, Evidence-Based Programs Inside the Black Church'
Nov 30, 2018·4m - 377
'We Needed to Get Public Health, Evidence-Based Programs Inside the Black Church'
Nov 13, 2018·4m - 378
‘I Spent Two Years, Four Months and 13 Days on Dialysis, and Your Priorities Change’
Oct 26, 2018·4m - 379
‘I Spent Two Years, Four Months and 13 Days on Dialysis, and Your Priorities Change’
Oct 26, 2018·4m - 380
‘He Can't Ask for a Pen, It's Really Hard to Ask for a Kidney’
Oct 26, 2018·4m - 381
‘I Can’t Fight Off Colds and Whatnot Like Normal People Can’
Oct 4, 2018·4m - 382
‘I Can’t Fight Off Colds and Whatnot Like Normal People Can’
Oct 4, 2018·4m - 383
'You’ve Got to Find Those Things That You Find Enjoyable and Just Focus on Them'
Sep 22, 2018·4m - 384
'You’ve Got to Find Those Things That You Find Enjoyable and Just Focus on Them'
Sep 22, 2018·4m - 385
‘You Can't Identify a Homeless Youth Based Upon Your Preconceptions of What Homelessness Looks Like’
Sep 22, 2018·4m - 386
‘You Can't Identify a Homeless Youth Based Upon Your Preconceptions of What Homelessness Looks Like’
Sep 22, 2018·4m - 387
‘Babies at Work’ Program: ‘It Really Is a Win-Win Situation for Everybody’
Jul 30, 2018·4m - 388
'Babies at Work' Program: Without It 'I Would Not Have Been Able to Do This Successfully'
Jul 23, 2018·4m - 389
Mental Health and Disability: 'I Was Depressed Before the Blindness'
Jul 23, 2018·4m - 390
‘If They Build It, They Will Come’: Working to Open a Homeless Shelter in Kirksville
Jul 6, 2018·4m - 391
‘My Mama Always Used to Tell Me, "You're Only One Check Away from Being Homeless’’
Jul 6, 2018·4m - 392
‘There’s Absolutely Nothing Like This Out There, and We’ve Been Waiting’
May 25, 2018·4m - 393
‘Your E.R. Doctor Should Not Be the Person You Get Your General Medications From’
May 21, 2018·4m - 394
‘The Policies That We Might Be Setting Are Affecting People's Lives Every Day’
May 14, 2018·4m - 395
‘Our Dogs are More Than Pets. They're Our Eyes on a Leash’
May 4, 2018·4m - 396
‘You Need to Take Care of Yourself to be Able to Take Care of Others’
Apr 27, 2018·4m - 397
'Some Patients, Victims Will Say That the Exam Was as Hard as the Assault Itself'
Apr 24, 2018·4m - 398
'You Were Saying the Right Things, but the Tone of Your Voice Wasn't Matching Your Words'
Apr 9, 2018·4m - 399
'If You're Not Taking Care of High Blood Pressure, You're Not Taking Care of Your HIV'
Mar 23, 2018·4m - 400
'We Should Recognize [Cannabis] as Medication and Allow Healing to Come into Our State'
Mar 5, 2018·4m - 401
'Added Layers Around Race' in Immigrant and Refugee Domestic and Sexual Violence
Feb 27, 2018·4m - 402
'One of My Biggest Worries is that I'm Not Going to Get to Say Goodbye Because You Can't Hear Me.'
Feb 19, 2018·4m - 403
‘Now You're Dealing With the Medical Situation and a Dental Situation’
Jan 30, 2018·4m - 404
'You Decide to Get Your Scooter Fixed or Whether You Want to Eat'
Jan 22, 2018·4m - 405
‘The More You Share, the More You Give Away - the More that Comes Back to You.’
Dec 23, 2017·4m - 406
'Don't Let Anyone Limit Your Belief in What Your Child Can Achieve.'
Dec 19, 2017·4m - 407
'Everybody Needs Dignity, and When it's Been Taken Away From You, You Need it Even More.'
Dec 7, 2017·4m - 408
‘For Every Homeless Person, There Was a Point Much Earlier Where They Could Have Been Helped’
Nov 30, 2017·4m - 409
Intersection - Missouri Health Talks on Homelessness in Missouri
Nov 28, 2017·28m - 410
‘We Got to be More Neighborly’
Nov 24, 2017·4m - 411
‘I Wish I Could Spend the Rest of My Life in a Hospital, Because at Least People Care’
Nov 16, 2017·4m - 412
'The People That We Are Working With Are Humans Just Like Everybody Else'
Nov 11, 2017·4m - 413
‘You Have to Balance Being Assertive Without Crossing Over the Line of Being a Jerk Face’
Oct 27, 2017·4m - 414
'Public Health is Often Invisible. A Lot of People Don't Know What We Do.'
Oct 23, 2017·4m - 415
'Do They Want to See Him When He's 55 Years Old? I Don't Think So'
Oct 17, 2017·4m - 416
'I Knew That I Couldn't Lose Weight Through Salads and Sit-ups'
Oct 9, 2017·4m - 417
"We Don't Get Superpowers Just Because We Have a Disability"
Oct 2, 2017·4m - 418
Susie McGee and Bev Borgeson on the Evolving Needs of Their Consumers
Sep 25, 2017·4m - 419
Elizabeth Modde and Sam McMillen: ‘It's Having People You Care About - and Who Care About You’
Sep 18, 2017·4m - 420
Jon Reagan on Oral Health at Home and Abroad
Sep 8, 2017·4m - 421
Darrell Watts and Lisa Harrison: 'If He'd Get Rid of His House, He Could Benefit from Health Care'
Sep 5, 2017·4m - 422
Carolyn Lewis and Sheila Artis on Self Directed Supports: 'How do You Quit Someone's Life?'
Aug 29, 2017·4m - 423
Intersection - Missouri Health Talks on Access to Oral Healthcare
Aug 29, 2017·28m - 424
Tad Dobyns and Phil Iman on a New Program for Audrain County Seniors
Aug 24, 2017·4m - 425
Janelle Williams and JoAnne Marietta on Additional Challenges for Clients without Legal Status
Aug 24, 2017·4m - 426
Doctor and Son: Simon and Jonah McKeown Discuss Life in Rural Missouri
Aug 17, 2017·4m - 427
Simon and Jonah McKeown Reflect on
Aug 4, 2017·4m - 428
Terri Rose on her Unexpected Takeaway from the Sixth Annual MOMOM
Jul 28, 2017·4m - 429
Brenda Nichols: 'You Wonder How You're Gonna Get Stuff Taken Care Of'
Jul 24, 2017·4m - 430
Jack Gouverneur Reflects on a Lifetime of Dental Care
Jul 14, 2017·4m - 431
Jack Gouverneur Reflects on a Lifetime of Dental Care
Jul 13, 2017·4m - 432
Edna Hardy and Katrina Hale: 'The First Time I've had Dental Care in 27 Years'
Jul 7, 2017·4m - 433
Max Lewis and Leslie Anderson: 'Cry for Help or Die'
Jul 1, 2017·4m - 434
Andrew Quint and Beth Rahn on How Patients Have Changed Their Lives
Jun 22, 2017·4m - 435
Andrew Quint and Beth Rahn on How Patients Have Changed Their Lives
Jun 22, 2017·4m - 436
Rene Powell and Traci Wilson-Kleekamp on Life with Disabilities
Jun 15, 2017·4m - 437
Sawsan Hasan and Nadeem Ramiydh on Refugee PTSD
Jun 9, 2017·4m - 438
Sawsan Hasan and Nadeem Ramiydh on Refugee PTSD
Jun 8, 2017·4m - 439
Chuck and Drew Graham on Their Mom's 'Can-Do' Attitude
Jun 5, 2017·4m - 440
Chuck and Drew Graham on Their Mom's "Can-Do" Attitude
Jun 5, 2017·3m