Mental Health Issues Spiked During the Pandemic
This episode tells the story of Katie Prout, a writer who struggled to find a job and mental health care during the pandemic.
Healthcare
A Fight for More Than $15
The story of Eshawney Gaston, a mother and low-wage worker who joined the wave of labor uprisings during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Newark Facility Is a Safe Haven for People With HIV/AIDS
Newark’s Broadway House for Continuing Care is New Jersey’s only specialized care facility for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Seeing Erin Hagerty
This WLIW-FM special examines the extraordinary life of Erin Hagerty. Undaunted by her disability, she inspired others to live life to the fullest.
Biography and Science w/ C. Brandon Ogbunu | Attribution Ep. 20
Yale University Assistant Professor C. Brandon Ogbunu talks about using his own life experiences as inspiration for his research.
Learning to Live: The Resilient Path After Prison
"Learning to Live: The Resilient Path After Prison" was created as a local companion to "Facing Suicide," explores those impacted by suicide.
Learning to Live: The Resilient Path After Prison | Promo
"Learning to Live" is companion to "Facing Suicide," a national PBS broadcast special initiative on suicide awareness and prevention.
Dr. Thomas Fisher on Systemic Racism in Healthcare
Dr. Thomas Fisher discusses his book "The Emergency: A Year of Healing and Heartbreak in a Chicago E.R." and the state of American healthcare.
People of Color Who Test Positive for COVID-19 Are Most Likely To Have Higher Death Rates Than Their White Counterparts
Our partners at Amanpour & Company report on a new study that shows Black and Latinx Americans are twice as likely to test positive for COVID-19 as White people.