CHCF & Podcasting

A good podcast immerses you in an intimate conversation while engaging your curiosity. Since 2019, CHCF has supported projects that feature the diverse perspectives of patients and families, clinicians, and others as they seek to navigate our difficult health care delivery system.

Podcast: Birthright

Birthright is designed to unpack positive Black birth stories and celebrate joy and healing. This podcast is sponsored by CHCF.

Podcast: Yeah No, I'm Not Ok

CHCF & Podcasting

Hosted by actress and activist Diane Guerreo, Yeah No, I’m Not OK offers a candid look at the stigmatized topic of mental health. This podcast is sponsored by CHCF.

Podcast: The Nocturnists

The Nocturnists seeks to give voice to the experience of Black health care workers. This podcast is sponsored by CHCF.

Podcast: Tradeoffs

CHCF & Podcasting

Tradeoffs explores the “confusing, costly, and often counterintuitive American health care system.” This podcast is sponsored by CHCF.

Spreading the Stories of Joyful Black Births

Xenia Shih Bion

Health Equity, Maternal Health

Kimberly Seals Allers talks about her new podcast aimed at debunking negative media narratives about Black childbirth.

Maternal Health in Black and White

Heather Tirado Gilligan

Maternal Health

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Black Maternal Health Week called attention to the need for implicit bias training paired with policy changes to advance Black birth equity.

Diane Guerrero Wants You to Know It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Xenia Shih Bion

Behavioral Health, Health Equity

The noted actor is using her new podcast to ease the shame and stigma that can follow traumatic events and mental health issues.

Podcast Project Captures Voices of Black Health Care Workers

Steven Birenbaum

More than 200 health care workers have signed up to participate.

New Podcast Examines Tradeoffs Required to Fix US Health Care System

October 14, 2019

Heather Stringer

CHCF & Podcasting

Veteran health care journalist Dan Gorenstein wants to demystify controversial health care issues by peeling back the political rhetoric that makes them so confusing.