Health and Humanity Podcast, Keeping the Human in Health and Human Services Welcome to the Health and Humanity Podcast—where policy meets people, and systems meet stories. Hosted by passionate leaders in the field, this show dives deep into the evolving world of health and human services, with a special focus on Medicaid-funded programs, behavioral health, and the lived experiences of those navigating care in Arizona and beyond. Each episode features: -Insightful breakdowns of industry trends and policy changes -Candid interviews with industry leaders, innovators, and frontline professionals - Powerful stories from members and families who’ve accessed services, overcome barriers, and sustained their health -Practical recommendations for improving systems and outcomes -Celebrations of resilience, recovery, and the people who make healing possible Whether you're a provider, policymaker, advocate, or someone seeking support, this podcast is your space to learn, connect, and be inspired. Because in health and human services, the human always comes first. Main Topic - The podcast explores the intersection of health policy, human services, and lived experience—with a focus on Medicaid-funded programs, behavioral health, and community-based care. Each episode blends expert insight with real-world stories to highlight what’s working, what’s changing, and what still needs fixing in the systems that serve vulnerable populations. Frequency - weekly episodes to keep content fresh, relevant, and digestible for busy professionals, families, and advocates. Special Selling Points Human-Centered Storytelling: Real stories from members and families who’ve accessed services, overcome barriers, and sustained their health. Policy & Practice Updates: Timely coverage of Medicaid and behavioral health policy changes nationally and in specific states across the country Expert Interviews: Conversations with industry leaders, providers, and innovators shaping the future of health and human services. Celebrating Success: Spotlighting individuals and organizations making a difference—because healing and progress deserve recognition. Actionable Insights: Recommendations for providers, policymakers, and community leaders to improve access, equity, and outcomes.