Join Julie Rovner, chief Washington correspondent for KFF Health News, along with top health policy reporters from The New York Times, The Washington Post, Politico and other media outlets to discuss the latest news and explain what the health is going on here in Washington, D.C. more
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While once a bright spot, over the past two years sorting the factual from the ideological stilt woven into the club’s delivery has become increasingly challenging to overlook.
The host, Julie, is charming. The show is a good way to keep up with national healthcare news and trends. It is not a show that features much coverage of solutions to problems in U.S. healthcare. more
Love this show. Julie and her guests clarify all the mishegas that is breaking faster than anyone can keep up with it. The health and related issues they cover so well are at the heart of the frontal assault on American democracy that is so blatantly evident now in the Alito draft.
They do discuss the topics of the day, but the bias is honestly enraging. Would be great to get a new host who isn’t just a liberal mouthpiece.
The title says it all; this show features a gaggle of white women sharing (albeit) well-researched observations on health policy on the Federal and occasionally state levels. I’d love to see more diversity of perspective as this show as it stands lacks an intersectional lens. I do learn something from every episode, but to the extent that you can’t discuss, well, ANY policy issue in the US without considering the impact of race, many of the discussions feel inadequate.
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