Entitled to Life

Healthcare analyst and advocate Charles Gaba of ACAsignups.net joins Paul for a look at the difference between the two major candidates plans for healthcare. SPOILER: Trump doesn't really have a plan so we mostly go in-depth on Biden's. 

A panel of educators and parents discusses the issues related to re-opening schools during the pandemic.

A panel of educators and parents discusses the issues related to re-opening schools during the pandemic.

Two recovering Covid-19 patients discuss their experience with the virus.

Former Utah State Representative Rebecca Chavez-Houck and Utah DNC member Darlene McDonald join us to discuss the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on BIPOC communities.

Danny Harris of AARP Utah joins us to discuss the issue of Covid-19 in nursing homes and long-term care facilities.

Mary Brassard is the mother of two high-risk children. Jim Rounds is immuncompromised. They join hosts Paul Gibbs and Katie Drake to discuss their lives during the pandemic.

Ariel Malan, Program Coordinator for University of Utah Health's Department of Transgender medicine, joins us for a discussion of healthcare issue affecting the transgender community. 

A round table discussion about the need for Medicaid funding in the next Covid-19 response bill, and the important role the program  plays in combating the pandemic. With Eliot Fishman of Families USA, Stacy Stanford of Utah Health Policy Project, and Joan Alker of Georgetown University.

Katie Matheson of Alliance For a Better Utah and patient advocate Peter Morley join us to talk about how misinformation and conspiracy theories have contributed to the Covid-19 crisis. Peter talks about his personal experiences as a lupus patietn on hydroxychloroquine.

Utah State Rep. Jen Dailey-Provost joins us to talk about the upcoming June 2020 special legislative session to deal with budget issues related to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Hosts Paul Gibbs and Katie Drake talk with healthcare policy analyst Stacy Stanford from Utah Health Policy Project about how people can get insurance coverage during the pandemic, and the consequences if the lawsuit against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is successful.