Hoosier Health Matters

The Good Trouble Coalition

Indiana

Medicaid

Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Public Health

Good Trouble Coalition

Senate Concurrent Resolution 24

Legislative Session

Senate Bill 2

Medical Debt

House Bill 1169

Fentanyl Test Strips

Sex Education

Indiana General Assembly

Terminated Pregnancy Reports

Flu Vaccine

Harm Reduction

Health Care Debt

CDC Guidelines

Healthy Indiana Plan

Parental Leave

Hoosier Health Matters focuses on the pressing health policy issues in Indiana and tries to make this stuff not boring. Hosted by Gabriel Bosslet and Tracey Wilkinson, board members of the Good Trouble Coalition, this podcast brings together healthcare and public health stakeholders to discuss, educate, and advocate for patient-centered care, public health, and health equity. It will focus on stat... more

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	39	Founded	a year ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Health & FitnessMedicineGovernment

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ACIP's weaponized incompetence, the Fyre Fest of nominees, and conference committee crunch before Sine Die

Hoosier Health Matters

Season 2, Episode 8

Date: 2/27/2026

Title: Weaponized Incompetence, the Fyre Fest of nominees, and Conference Committee Crunch

00:00- Intro

00:50- Gabe's colonoscopy- "It was great"

1:53- NIH director named director of the ... more

27 Feb 2026 • 25 min

The SAVE Act solves nothing, the EPA loses its mind, and SB 236 rises from the grave (but gets buried again)

Hoosier Health Matters

Season 2, Episode 7

Date: 2/20/2026

Title: The SAVE Act is dumb, the EPA loses its mind, and SB 236 rises from the grave (but gets buried again)

00:00- Intro

1:30- The SAVE Act is a dumb bill because voter fraud with current... more

20 Feb 2026 • 24 min

Quacks gonna quack, FDA refuses to review large flu vaccine trial, and harm reduction harmed at Statehouse

Hoosier Health Matters

Season 2, Episode 6

Date: 2/13/2026

Title: Quacks gonna quack, FDA refuses to review large flu vaccine trial, and harm reduction harmed at Statehouse

00:00- Intro

2:13- FDA removes autism quackery website within weeks of au... more

13 Feb 2026 • 22 min

No shadow, no money, and no medicaid: Indiana’s Groundhog Day

Hoosier Health Matters

Season 2, Episode 5

Date: 2/6/2026

Title: No shadow, no money, and no medicaid: Indiana’s Groundhog Day

00:00- Intro

1:10- Indiana's groundhog, Hope, from Hope, Indiana, did not see her shadow so

1:56- Executive order by ... more

6 Feb 2026 • 30 min

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Recent Guests

Dr. Carrie Rouse

Maternal fetal medicine specialist and Good Trouble Coalition board member

Episode: An update on bills and an interview about SB 236, which deals with pregnancy and is a problem for the entire house of medicine

Ben Tapper

Leader in the city of Indianapolis who has helped spearhead the Birth Fund initiative.

Episode: Taxing cigarettes reduces smoking (who knew?) and a direct cash assistance program for pregnant women

Dr. Shane Avery

An ER physician who fought on the front lines during the outbreak

Episode: Indiana Freezes Childcare Vouchers, Legislators Target Mifepristone, and Why Syringe Exchange Matters

Alan Wichey

CEO of Damien Center, which operates a syringe services program

Damien Center

Episode: Indiana Freezes Childcare Vouchers, Legislators Target Mifepristone, and Why Syringe Exchange Matters

Staci Walters

Chief Quality and Compliance Officer at a Federally Qualified Health Center.

Episode: Indiana’s Medical Debt Shrug, SNAP Shutdown, and all you could want to know about FQHCs

Veronica Santana-Ufret

OBGYN and resident at IU School of Medicine, committed to practicing in Indiana.

IU School of Medicine

Episode: Why we stay in Indiana and why the government shutdown over public health is important

Debby Holcombe

Mother of Michael, who has cerebral palsy and requires extensive care

Episode: Is gerrymandering a public health issue? (hint: yes) and a family facing cuts to medicaid waivers

Dr. Haley Pritchard

Infectious diseases physician at IU School of Medicine.

IU School of Medicine

Episode: BONUS episode: Questions answered about getting vaccines this fall

Dr. Veronica Vernon

Pharmacy professor at Butler University.

Butler University

Episode: BONUS episode: Questions answered about getting vaccines this fall

Hosts

Gabriel Bosslet

Pulmonary and Critical Care Physician and Founding President of Good Trouble Coalition.

Tracey Wilkinson

Pediatrician and Health Services Researcher; board member of Good Trouble Coalition.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 101 ratings

Educate and initiate
In a world where FACTS matter, this is a fabulous podcast for information. I enjoy learning about the bills and statehouse happenings, but most importantly how to initiate taking actions to make a difference.
Apple Podcasts
5
NikNak9927
United States9 months ago
New favorite local podcast!!
Informative and succinct, now a regular part of my commute weekly!! Thank you for creating this podcast. Only for those of us with poor memory for numbers and bills, can you please reiterate what certain bills are when you mention them in the podcast?
Apple Podcasts
5
7wkmom
United Statesa year ago
Great information
I really enjoy this quick and informative pod case.
My only complaint would be it is a little echoey and hard to listen to at times.
I followed you all through Covid and greatly appreciated your updates
Apple Podcasts
4
Whitjanae
United Statesa year ago
Excellent content
THANK YOU for these quick, thoughtful, easy to understand updates, I appreciate you so much! I hope you’ll continue providing content even after the legislative session ends, since the world of public health is under continuous assault right now.
Apple Podcasts
5
wonkafonka
United Statesa year ago
Great job!
Really found this well done and informative, first listen 3/9. Live up north where news from Indy is not easy to come by. Will
spread the word here. Thanks
Apple Podcasts
5
cab453
United Statesa year ago

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The show's blend of expert opinions and personal stories resonates well with the audience, making it both informative and relatable.

Overall, the podcast is recognized for its commitment to educating listeners about important health-related topics in Indiana.

Many find the content invaluable for understanding local health issues and advocating for policy changes.

Feedback indicates a strong appreciation for the hosts' abilities to make public health discussions lively and accessible.

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An update on bills and an interview about SB 236, which deals with pregnancy and is a problem for the entire house of medicine

Q: How do you see this bill affecting maternal and infant mortality in Indiana?

With increasing abortion restrictions, maternal and infant mortality rates go up, making it likely that these rates will worsen if the bill passes.

An update on bills and an interview about SB 236, which deals with pregnancy and is a problem for the entire house of medicine

Q: Do you think there are legal abortions happening in Indiana?

No, I think that there are doctors out there that are treating their patients appropriately using evidence-based options for early pregnancy complications.

An update on bills and an interview about SB 236, which deals with pregnancy and is a problem for the entire house of medicine

Q: If this passes, how does this fundamentally change the doctor-patient relationship for women walking into your office for care?

It undermines the trust and confidentiality expected in a doctor-patient relationship, creating fear of legal repercussions for physicians and possibly leading to delays in care.

Indiana Freezes Childcare Vouchers, Legislators Target Mifepristone, and Why Syringe Exchange Matters

Q: What exactly happened in 2015, and how did you find yourself on the front lines during the Scott County HIV outbreak?

The outbreak started with reuse of syringes among people who inject drugs, leading to a dramatic increase in HIV diagnoses.

Indiana’s Medical Debt Shrug, SNAP Shutdown, and all you could want to know about FQHCs

Q: What are some of the biggest barriers that Hoosiers face when trying to access basic care?

Barriers include costs, transportation, insurance coverage, childcare, and reapplying for insurance.

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What is Hoosier Health Matters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Aiming to engage listeners with essential discussions, this podcast centers around critical health policy issues in Indiana, navigating complex legislative landscapes related to public health, patient care, and community well-being. Expert interviews, updates on invaluable state-level health policies, and informative discussions provide insights into the impacts of legislation on healthcare access and equity, often highlighting pressing topics such as maternal health, mental health, and legislative measures that affect families and communities. The hosts foster a sense of advocacy, inviting listeners to explore how they can be involved in shaping health policies that directly influence Indiana residents.

What distinguishes this podcast is ... more

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1. Dr. Carrie Rouse
2. Ben Tapper
3. Dr. Shane Avery
4. Alan Wichey
5. Staci Walters
6. Veronica Santana-Ufret
7. Debby Holcombe
8. Dr. Haley Pritchard

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