A 9-minute episode reviewing research on harm-reduction and “human-centered” approaches to decreasing problematic and pathological gambling in the U.S. The episode considers the strengths and limitations of approaches that target individual gamblers, like therapy, and public health approaches targeting whole populations, like setting machine limits in casinos. ~ with Will Han, Gabi Ryu, and Michael Wang

A 15-minute introduction to the BWHA podcast series on College-Aged Gambling. This first episode provides striking statistics about the prevalence of gambling in the U.S.; defines key terms and kinds of gambling; and explains of different “comorbidities,” or other health problems often associated with gambling. ~ with Daniela Uribe, Ikym Simon, Jennifer Salako, and Sarah Girgis

A 15-minute episode explaining several kinds of gambling – including numbers, lotteries, slot machines, and online gambling – and their surprising histories in the U.S. The episode explores how federal and state legalization of gambling has both generated tax revenue and contributed to the prevalence of gambling disorders today – especially here in Pennsylvania.~ with Modesola Olaniyi, Calil Morris, Camryn Harvie, Eva Levy