Guests are:

Sarah Robinson, Co-Executive Director of Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence,

and Becky Gonyea, Executive Director of Clarina Howard Nichols Center

Joe Woodin's scheduled guest from the cardiology department had an urgent situation to attend to, so Joe goes solo today with producer Lee Kittell, production manager Nick, and listener phone calls, talking about stories in the news about several aspects of health care today.

Joe Woodin talks with Tenylle Allen Critchlow, DNP, APRN, CRNA at Copley Hospital in Morrisville.

Joe Woodin takes phone calls from listeners, talk revolves around drug side effects, end-of-life decisions, price variance for procedures from hospital to hospital, and trying to make sound financial decisions with respect to hospital care.

Joe Woodin talks with Dr. Stephen Leffler, CEO of UVM Health Network, about leading the team at Vermont's Largest Healthcare Organization.

Joe talks with Jack Calacci is the director of Collective Bargaining and Organizing with United Nurses and Allied Professionals about the relationships between hospital employees, the unions that represent them, and hospital administration.

Beth Roberts, President and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont, talk about insurance in health care, and take listener calls.

Joe Woodin welcomes in Greg Tatro, who co-founded Jenna's Promise in Johnson, to talk about issues in treating people who have substance abuse problems, the mission of Jenna's Promise, and more.

Joe talks about Mental Health Care and Coverage with Stephen Cummings, the President and CEO of the Brattleboro Retreat, the private, not-for-profit mental health hospital in Brattleboro, Vermont.

Dr. May and Joe Woodin talk about colonoscopies, blockages, and other issues with the gastro-intestinal system.