The Healthy Harrison Podcast

Stephen Pishner discusses his lifelong involvement with the West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival, from playing music as a child to serving on committees.

Hal Green discusses his philanthropic work with the YMCA and United Way, focusing on health initiatives in West Virginia.

Economist John Deskins from the WVU Bureau of Business and Economic Research joins the Healthy Harrison Podcast to explain how health and workforce participation are the core drivers of West Virginia's economic stagnation.

This episode of the Healthy Harrison podcast discusses the impact of comparison-driven lifestyles on dopamine levels and mental health, as part of a series on the opioid crisis and recovery.

The Healthy Harrison Podcast examines why West Virginia overdose deaths have fallen 42 percent, twice the national average, while emphasizing that substantial work remains.

Ben Randolph hosts Andrew Walker, founder of the Heirloom memory-preservation app, and John Paul Nardelli for a conversation in the Dopeless series of the Healthy Harrison podcast, focusing on the ways social media platforms are designed to maximize engagement time rather than help users preserve memories.

Joe Shuttlesworth, 31-year veteran and director of Bridgeport Parks and Recreation who is currently also serving as interim city manager, describes the city's approach to parks development and community engagement on the Healthy Harrison Podcast.

This episode discusses the Heirloom app, designed to reshape how we document and preserve memories for future generations, contrasting it with social media.

Healthy Harrison coaches Christy Dude and Amanda Thompson explain why January progress should not be treated as a failed reset, noting that roughly 90% of New Year's resolutions fail within three months.

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Stephen Pishner discusses his lifelong involvement with the West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival, from playing music as a child to serving on committees.

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