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Hoosier Health Matters focuses on the pressing health policy issues in Indiana and tries to make this stuff not boring. Hosted by Gabriel Bosslet and Tracey Wilkinson, board members of the Good Trouble Coalition, this podcast brings together healthcare and public health stakeholders to discuss, educate, and advocate for patient-centered care, public health, and health equity. It will focus on state-level health policies, legislative updates, and expert interviews.

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  • End of session wrap-up and fewer medical residents want to come to Indiana
    Mar 6 2026
    Hoosier Health Matters
    Season 2, Episode 9

    Date: 3/6/2026
    Title: End of session wrap-up and fewer medical residents want to come to Indiana


    00:00- Intro

    1:21- Good Trouble will have a call for new board members at the end of this month so look out in your email

    1:49 GTC will also be hiring an executive director, so be looking for calls for that if it is something that might interest you

    2:19- Donate to Good Trouble to help support this work!

    3:24- Tracey makes her minor children work

    4:12- Study in JAMA demonstrated that the 104 Indiana medical residency programs see 1,500 less applicants because of the abortion ban

    8:01- More parents refusing vitamin K shots at birth (and why this is a terrible idea)

    10:06- CDC report: number of women receiving prenatal care decreasing in Indiana

    11:10- Ryan White HIV program reductions will lead to significant increases in HIV infections (and a primer on Ryan White)

    14:53- Jerome Adams' mic drop tweet about the nomination of Casey Means for Surgeon General

    15:50- Overview of legislative session bills filed (741) and passed (163)

    17:54- Big win bills: Gabe- SB 91 (syringe exchange); Tracey- the death of SB 236 (abortion)

    Big loss bills: Gabe- SB 285 (criminalizing homelessness); Tracey- SB1 (bad medicaid and SNAP changes)

    21:45- Check your registration at the Indiana voter portal and watch motorsports

    22:42- Wrap up

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    24 min
  • ACIP's weaponized incompetence, the Fyre Fest of nominees, and conference committee crunch before Sine Die
    Feb 27 2026
    Hoosier Health Matters
    Season 2, Episode 8

    Date: 2/27/2026
    Title: Weaponized Incompetence, the Fyre Fest of nominees, and Conference Committee Crunch


    00:00- Intro

    00:50- Gabe's colonoscopy- "It was great"

    1:53- NIH director named director of the CDC because finding competent people to run this mess is a fool's errand

    3:30- NIH removes words "biodefense" and "pandemic preparedness" from the NIH website

    4:16- USPSTF, which dictates screening guidelines, appears to be at risk

    6:00- ACIP meeting cancelled- weaponized incompetence

    6:15- ACOG drops out of ACIP

    7:33- Hepatitis B vaccine rates have plummeted in the last 2 years

    8:37- Casey Means confirmation hearing for surgeon general- she is the Fyre Fest of surgeon general nominees- all style, no substance

    13:01- Court case in Louisiana would restrict telehealth abortion access nationwide

    15:29- Overview of how legislative conference committees work in Indiana

    19:55- Language attempted to be put into HB 1417 to counter current lawsuit against the abortion ban (language was not allowed in)

    21:01- SB 85, the medical debt bill, failed (for the 2nd straight year)

    21:55- SB 91, the syringe exchange program, goes to the governor for signing (yay sort of!)

    22:30- SB 1 passes, will kick people off of medicaid needlessly (actually to save the state money) and will cause big problems long term for the state

    23:55- Take a deep breath in the weather AND call your federal senators and let them know Casey Means is a bad choice for surgeon general (numbers and script here)

    24:32- wrap up

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    26 min
  • The SAVE Act solves nothing, the EPA loses its mind, and SB 236 rises from the grave (but gets buried again)
    Feb 20 2026
    Hoosier Health Matters
    Season 2, Episode 7

    Date: 2/20/2026
    Title: The SAVE Act is dumb, the EPA loses its mind, and SB 236 rises from the grave (but gets buried again)


    00:00- Intro

    1:30- The SAVE Act is a dumb bill because voter fraud with current processes is very very rare, as proven by our Attorney General

    4:29- The Trump administration no longer thinks Greenhouse Gases can hurt humans

    7:48- New study shows that expanding medicaid leads to less breast cancer deaths

    8:54- Anti-vaccine groups targeting state-level school vaccine mandates

    9:47- FDA reverses decision and will review the Moderna flu mRNA vaccine (and Gabe predicts this)

    12:07- Judge reverses public health cuts to 4 states (and the vindictive nature of our current federal government is nauseating)

    14:22- SB 91 (syringe service bill) was a good bill, amended to become a bad bill, re-amended to a meh bill

    16:50- SB 275 (a bad bill which would allow cuts to home health rates for medicaid waivers) weakened with amendments in committee, is better but still not great

    18:00- SB 139 (breastfeeding jury duty bill) continues it's unanimous tear through the statehouse

    18:54- SB1 (a bad bill that will kick people off of medicaid and SNAP) to be voted on by the house next Tuesday (call your representative about this one)

    19:14- Tracey introduces the word "germane" in discussion the death of SB 236 (a good thing)

    22:13- things to do this week: be on alert for action alerts via email and call your rep about SB1

    23:14- Wrap up

    Thanks for listening!
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    24 min
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