Feedback with Abby Bonell

Abby Bonell here, with iHeartRadio. It's Safe Sleep and Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention Month, an issue that every parent wants to be fully informed about. Infact, Primary Childrens Hospital is launching a Free Safe Sleep Progam at its Salt Lake and Lehi Campuses in October.

Dealing with Caregiver Burnout after providing much needed support for a Family Member, Friend, or Beighbor, who needs help? One in Three Utahns are facing those challenges, juggling both family and work commitments at the same time. That's why iHeartMedia, The Utah Department of Health and Human Services along with KUTV check your health have joined forces to share a number of available resources statewide, in a podcast hosted by iHeartRadio personality Abby Bonell.

iHeart Media Personality, Abby Bonell interviews doctor Jon Shakespear, a radiologist with Intermountain Health in Utah about the imporance of having an annual mammogram screening. In partnership with KUTV's, Baby Your Baby Program.

iHeartRadio Communities - Colon Cancer Awareness Month, Intermountain Health

• Admiral Terry "T" McCreary is a retired one-star admiral in the United States Navy and served as the Chief of Naval Information on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. With Veterans Day November 11th, Admiral McCreary talked about the history of Veteran’s Day and the struggles different generations of Veterans have had over the years. McCreary talked about the impact of COVID on our Vets and great organizations that help Vets with jobs, homelessness, and mental health.

• Jane Randel -- Co-Founder/President, Karp Randel & NO MORE. Jane Randel discussed the role of a social impact advisor on ending domestic violence and sexual assault by increasing awareness, inspiring action and fueling culture change. She talked about the increase in domestic violence since COVID-19 and issues in the NFL and NASCAR. Randel offered resources to get help for victims and abusers.

• Crystal Carson, Vice President of Communications, Culture and Media Partnerships at When We All Vote talked about the nonpartisan nonprofit that brings together citizens, institutions, brands, and organizations to increase participation in every election. Launched by Michelle Obama, the organization is committed to closing the race and age voting gap and empowering all eligible voters to cast their ballot by harnessing grassroots energy, establishing strategic partnerships, and implementing digital organizing strategies, with the ultimate goal of changing the culture around voting.

• Marc Morial, Urban League President stressed how this election is one people have to vote. Morial talked about the enthusiasm gap between Black male Voters verses the general population. He discussed voter suppression and election protection at the polls.

Dr. Judy Monroe, head of the CDC Foundation & advisor to the Pandemic Action Network discussed where are we on the COVID-19 response both in the United States and globally. She talked about holiday gatherings in 2020 and where the greatest needs are for on-the-ground response to COVID-19.

Andrea Hailey, CEO, Vote.org talked about voting trends so far in 2020 and how COVID-19 is impacting our elections. She also discussed how foreign governments can influence an election in the US.