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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2024 · 51 MIN

475. A Call to Action: April McClain Delaney Encouraging Communities for Change

from Health Gig · host BBR Wellness Consulting

In this special episode of Health Gig, Doro and Tricia talk to April McClain Delaney, the former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce, about how health makes its way into topics frequently discussed in the political sphere. April talks about her path from growing up in a small farming community in Idaho to running for Congress in Maryland. She explains how her background, in addition to studying communications and law, laid the groundwork for her active commitment to mental health and community support, along with a strong stance on reproductive rights and women's health. April outlines parts of her Common Sense, Common Ground platform, which emphasizes the need for bipartisan cooperation in politics. She discusses the intersection of climate change, food security, and health, emphasizing the need for sustained community involvement. She highlights the importance of research and development in innovation, as well as the impact small businesses have in the economy, motivating listeners to become active community participants.

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