In this episode of The Health Line: Issues that Shape Our Wellbeing, Dr. Andrea Ault-Brutus welcomes Dr. Fabian Arroyo-Rojas, an expert in adapted physical education and disability studies. Dr. Arroyo-Rojas, an Assistant Professor at Hofstra University, will share insights from his research on the experiences of people with disabilities in schools and teacher education programs. Tune in to learn how his work informs best practices in health and education and explore the innovative dual-degree program he co-leads at Hofstra. Don’t miss this important conversation on inclusion and accessibility in health and education!

This episode of The Health Line: Issues That Shape Our Wellbeing welcomes Farrah Mozawalla, a passionate advocate for Asian American communities and the founder and CEO of the Asian American Institute for Research and Engagement (AAIRE). With over 20 years of experience in community advocacy, Farrah shares her efforts to amplify Asian American voices in policy decisions and resource allocation across all aspects of life. Now leading AAIRE, she continues her work addressing health disparities, underrepresentation, and other pressing issues affecting pan-Asian populations.

In this episode ofThe Health Line: Issues That Shape Our Wellbeing, Dr. Andrea Ault-Brutus has a powerful discussion with Thurston O’Neal, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Founder of Thurston O’Neal and Associates, LLC. Mr. O’Neal explores the impact of mental health disparities, the stigma surrounding mental health care, and how we can change the narrative—especially in Black and Brown communities. Mr. O’Neal also shares insights into his groundbreaking initiative, "Brothers Like Us – Men’s Wellness Initiative," which is transforming the way black men approach mental well-being. Don’t miss this engaging conversation filled with expert perspectives and actionable advice for prioritizing mental health every day!

Dr. Andrea Ault-Brutus welcomes Brigitte Apostolakos, Founder of Thrivewell Corporate, to The Health Line: Issues that Shape Our Wellbeing. Brigitte is a wellness expert with over 20 years of experience in Wellness and Mindfulness practices. In this episode, Brigitte focuses on mindfulness

In this episode of The Health Line: Issues that Shape Our Wellbeing, we are joined by Larry Levy, Executive Dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University. With the recent 2024 election results, Larry unpacks the implications for health and well-being under the new Trump administration. We discuss key cabinet picks such as RFK Jr. for Health and Human Services and Dr. Oz for Medicare and Medicaid, the future of reproductive rights, the ACA, and what the first 100 days of the Trump presidency might look like. Join us as we explore how these decisions could shape the landscape of public health and healthcare in America.

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This episode of The Health Line: Issues that Shape Our Wellbeing features Fred Sganga, Executive Director of the Long Island State Veterans Home at Stony Brook University and member of Hofstra’s School of Health Sciences Dean’s Advisory Board. Mr. Sganga discusses the history of veteran health care and the State Veteran’s Home Program, including the innovative Adult Day Program at Stony Brook which provides comprehensive medical care for veterans on Long Island.  The episode offers valuable insights into the challenges veterans face and the importance of understanding and accessing their healthcare benefits, especially in honor of Veterans’ Day.

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In this episode of The Health Line: Issues That Shape Our Wellbeing, Dr. Andrea Ault-Brutus sits down with Lawrence Levy, Executive Dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, to explore the critical intersection of health policy and the 2024 election. They discuss key issues on voters' minds, including reproductive rights, the Affordable Care Act, and the high cost of healthcare and prescription drugs. With decades of experience in journalism and policy, Larry provides insightful perspectives on what’s at stake this election season and what health policy challenges could be tackled first in 2025, regardless of who wins the Presidency.