View From The Pugh

View From The Pugh

By Chris PughComedy
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  • A closer look at "Tick, Tick, Boom"

    George Thomas joins Craig Shoup to take a closer look at "Tick, Tick, Boom."

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    1 hr 8 min
  • A closer look at "Frasier Crane's Day Off"

    Laura Kessel and I take a look at  "Frasier Crane's Day Off" from "Frasier."

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    25 min
  • Man helps fiancée with housework for first time - and ends up breaking his leg

    Paul and I talk about a man who had a rough time with housework and a library book that was returned 110 years overdue.

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    13 min
  • Who would eat these illegal potato chips?

    Who would eat these illegal potato chips and check out this cranberry pickle pie.

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    16 min
  • Ohioan 12-3

    Segment 1

    In Ohio, telehealth makes HIV care more accessible

    Segment 2

    Seniors in non-urban areas struggle with hunger disproportionately

    Segment 3

    The Supreme Court debates abortion rights

    Segment 4

    Michiganders mourn the loss of four students after this week's school shooting at Oxford High School

    15 min
  • In Ohio, telehealth makes HIV care more accessible
    By Emily Scott

    Ohio News Connection

    Dec. 1 marked World AIDS Day, observed internationally to remember those lost to the HIV/AIDS epidemic and raise awareness about the disease.


    In one of Ohio's most populous counties, health professionals are working to ensure people living with HIV have the services they need. Cuyahoga County's "Ryan White HIV/AIDS Part A" program has provided health services to those who do not have adequate insurance or financial resources since 1996.

    Zach Levar, grant supervisor for the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, said one silver lining of the pandemic was learning how providers could reach more people through telemedicine.

    "Clients that may not have wanted care in person might have found it a little bit more convenient to FaceTime with their doctor and check in with them that way," Levar explained. "Our clients have definitely appreciated it, we've heard anecdotally that different clients that may have been out of care are now linked to care because they've been able to access via telehealth."

    Twenty-one percent of Ohioans who have been diagnosed with HIV live in Cuyahoga County, according to state data.

    Levar said in honor of World AIDS Day, the county Board of Health has launched its first newsletter dedicated to HIV-related news and resources. It also plans to launch a social media campaign to help fight the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.

    Services the Ryan White program provides in the Greater Cleveland area include help applying for housing and benefits support, mental health resources, and group education for people recently diagnosed. Levar said the Board of Health has received two grants focused on HIV care and prevention, to help connect with at-risk residents.

    "We've started working with the state to figure out who is not in care and trying to figure out ways to best reach those individuals," Levar outlined. "Figure out what their barriers are, really meet them where they are, and get them engaged in care, so that they can achieve the best health outcomes for themselves."

    The two grants, totaling about $2 million, were awarded by the Health Resources and Services Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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    3 min
  • Seniors in non-urban areas struggle with hunger disproportionately

    Seniors in non-urban areas struggle with hunger disproportionately; rural communities make a push for federal money; and Planned Parenthood takes a case to the Montana Supreme Court.

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    4 min
  • The Supreme Court debates abortion rights

    The Supreme Court debates abortion rights; Stacey Abrams will again run to be Georgia's governor; and Congress scrambles to avoid a shutdown.

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    4 min
  • Michiganders mourn the loss of four students after this week's school shooting at Oxford High School,

    Michiganders mourn the loss of four students after this week's school shooting at Oxford High School, and SCOTUS Justices signal willingness to back a Mississippi abortion prohibition law.

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    7 min
  • Bob Garver takes a closer look at "House of Gucci"

    Bob Garver takes a closer look at "House of Gucci" with host Craig Shoup.

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    16 min

About View From The Pugh

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Podcast from Chris Pugh, Craig Shoup, Joe Frost and Paul Yanchek with regular guest appearances from Robert McCune, George Thomas and Bob Garver that discusses pop culture and sports.