The Atrómitos Way

Feb 25 2025 44 ep. 36 mins
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Welcome to The Atrómitos Way Podcast, where we candidly discuss the everyday challenges facing safety net health and human service providers, government agencies, philanthropies, and advocates. Our podcast will offer practical, easy-to-implement solutions to long-standing and emerging problems and highlight innovative ideas from fearless thought leaders nationwide.

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#045: Medicaid: What Is It, How Does It Work, & Who Does It Help?

Feb 25 2025 61 mins  
Tens of millions of low-income and disabled Americans – including children and the elderly could lose health insurance coverage if Congress cuts Medicaid funding and changes work requirements. Atrómitos’ Founder, President, and CEO Michealle Gady and Health Policy Consultant, Kat Latet, discuss Medicaid’s far-reaching role in keeping both our country’s most vulnerable peop

#044: 2024 Reflections: Finding Strength in Community and Change

Nov 25 2024 5 mins  
In this reflective episode of The Atrómitos Way Podcast, producer Liz Church explores the challenges of 2024 and the power of collective action. ----- We've made some resources to continue your learning outside the podcast. Our articles and our white papers give you more information behind the scenes and to learn about our guests. Atrómitos Way Podcast Website: www.atromitosconsu

#043: Lambert House: A Beacon of Hope for LGTBQIA+ Youth

Nov 06 2024 22 mins  
Since 1981, Lambert House has been a vital lifeline for young people facing mental health challenges, loneliness, and societal pressures. Brandon Knox, Program Director of Lambert House, explores the center’s pioneering role in supporting LGBTQ youth in Seattle, Washington. He discusses the importance of community support networks, innovative programs addressing barriers like geo

#042: Tech & Wellness: Innovating Behavioral Health

Oct 30 2024 27 mins  
Michelle Voegtle, a licensed professional counselor, explores the integration of technology in behavioral health and the importance of personalized recovery approaches. She discusses challenges in traditional treatment methods and how innovative practices, including integrative wellness strategies, can empower both clinicians and patients. The conversation highlights the balance be

#041: Fighting for Bodily Autonomy: A Conversation on Health Equity and Project 2025

Oct 23 2024 43 mins  
Miss Jai Smith discusses Project 2025's implications for bodily autonomy, particularly its impact on the LGBTQ+ community and reproductive health. She explores the erosion of gender-affirming care, the challenges faced by healthcare providers, and the importance of community support and advocacy. The conversation highlights the need for resilience and actionable steps to protect bo

#040: Down Syndrome Awareness Month: From A Mom's Perspective

Oct 16 2024 28 mins  
Dasaya Cates discusses the complexities of parenting a child with Down syndrome, emphasizing early diagnosis, informed healthcare, and the challenges of inclusive childcare. She explores the stigma surrounding Down syndrome, the importance of person-first language, and the necessity of self-care for parents. The conversation highlights the evolving understanding of Down syndrome an

#039: The Urgent Need for Mental Health Reform in America

Oct 15 2024 9 mins  
For the last episode of our Worried, Tired, Frustrated series, host Liz Church closes this segment with a piece written by Alaina Kennedy. She shares her personal experience with a family member navigating the broken system. She explains how the U.S. mental health system fails due to underfunding, fragmented care, and insufficient providers, leaving families struggling. ----- We've

#038: WTF - Project 2025: We’re Not Going Back

Oct 08 2024 11 mins  
In this powerful third episode of the Worried, Tired, Frustrated series, host Liz Church takes a deep dive into her article about Project 2025, a 922-page ultra-conservative playbook aimed at reshaping America’s future. The episode uncovers the dangerous implications this agenda has for civil liberties, women’s reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ communities, and the nation’s healthc

#037: WTF - It's Not Hysteria, It's History

Oct 02 2024 10 mins  
In the second of our four-part series by Atrómitos, Worried Tired Frustrated, Liz Church reads Kate McNulty’s reflection on both historical and modern-day struggles; this article delves into the erosion of personal freedoms, the dangers of authoritarianism, and how societal challenges may lead In us In down dangerous paths if we’re not careful. Atrómitos Resources Kate's WTF

#036: WTF - The Impact of Idaho’s Abortion Ban: A Canary in the Coal Mine for the Nation

Sep 26 2024 12 mins  
The first a four-part series by Atrómitos, Worried Tired Frustrated, Liz Church reads a powerful piece by Amanda Rodgers about the harsh impact of Idaho's extreme abortion ban. From healthcare disruptions to economic consequences, the episode highlights how Idaho's experience serves as a warning for the rest of the nation. Atrómitos Resources Amanda's WTF article: The Impact of I