Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share AG Carr’s request for out-of-state medical records raises privacy concerns; Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary defends Pentagon’s reproductive health care policy
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
AG Carr’s request for out-of-state medical records raises privacy concerns; Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary defends Pentagon’s reproductive health care policy
Allison Coffman, the executive director at Amplify Georgia Collaborative, Jen Slipakoff, a parent of a transgender child and member of the Human Rights Campaign National Board of Governors, and Chanel Haley, a transwoman and the director of Education & Community Engagement at Georgia Equality, discuss the privacy concerns they have for people seeking abortions and transgender care. This is following a recent letter from Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr and 18 other state attorneys general. They oppose a proposed Biden administration rule that would keep access to a patient’s out-of-state medical records private.
Republican Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is accused of jeopardizing America’s national security by stalling promotions for hundreds of military personnel, as he protests what he calls the Pentagon’s abortion policy. Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh discusses the impact the situation is having on military readiness and Georgia’s military personnel.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
View all episodes
By WABE
4.5
4747 ratings
Allison Coffman, the executive director at Amplify Georgia Collaborative, Jen Slipakoff, a parent of a transgender child and member of the Human Rights Campaign National Board of Governors, and Chanel Haley, a transwoman and the director of Education & Community Engagement at Georgia Equality, discuss the privacy concerns they have for people seeking abortions and transgender care. This is following a recent letter from Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr and 18 other state attorneys general. They oppose a proposed Biden administration rule that would keep access to a patient’s out-of-state medical records private.
Republican Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is accused of jeopardizing America’s national security by stalling promotions for hundreds of military personnel, as he protests what he calls the Pentagon’s abortion policy. Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh discusses the impact the situation is having on military readiness and Georgia’s military personnel.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
More shows like Closer Look with Rose Scott
View all
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
38,657 Listeners
On Point | Podcast
3,886 Listeners
This American Life
90,584 Listeners
Fresh Air
38,163 Listeners
Reveal
8,241 Listeners
The New Yorker Radio Hour
6,627 Listeners
Code Switch
14,486 Listeners
1A
4,624 Listeners
The Daily
111,112 Listeners
Up First from NPR
55,946 Listeners
It's Been a Minute
8,904 Listeners
Ologies with Alie Ward
23,526 Listeners
Political Breakfast from WABE
149 Listeners
Buried Truths
2,334 Listeners
Politically Georgia
337 Listeners
Throughline
15,947 Listeners
Black in the Garden
172 Listeners
Montgomery & Co.
277 Listeners
The Brief from WABE
18 Listeners
Social Impact Leader
58 Listeners
WABE's Week In Review
6 Listeners
WABE Tech Cast
9 Listeners
Plugged In: A WABE Politics Podcast
16 Listeners
The Last Year at Forest Cove
17 Listeners
The Boom
14 Listeners
On Leadership
5 Listeners
How Do You Atlanta?
6 Listeners
Democracy Vibe Check
5 Listeners
Sounds Like ATL
6 Listeners
Savory Stories
19 Listeners
What's Good, Atlanta?
26 Listeners
Health Wanted
142 Listeners
Assembly Required with Stacey Abrams
1,443 Listeners
1912: The Forsyth County Expulsion and Its Aftermath
77 Listeners