What Is the Cost of a Human Life? | TNT Open Mind Insights Season 2

What happens when the people closest to the behavioral health landscape — a Super Bowl champion, a state senator, frontline clinicians, and system architects — speak without a filter? Season 2 of TNT Open Mind Insights brings together leaders across behavioral health to confront what's broken, what's possible, and what it actually costs us to look away. From a lawmaker who spent nights wondering where his loved one was, to a primary care doctor who became the last line of care by default, to a policy director whose own loss exposed the price of bad decisions — these are the conversations happening at the edges of the official agenda. Watch the full Season 2 interviews at 👉 www.tntopenmind.org Featured in this reel: Steven Hauschka | Super Bowl Champion & Performance Consultant Dr. Bruce Leewiwatanakal | TNT Core Faculty Angelina Medina | iFoster Dr. Robert McCarron | Founder, TNT Fellowships Dr. Emily Shipley | Nevada Health Centers Dr. Alyson Myers | TNT Fellowships Allied Faculty NP Marcos Cota | Community Health Alliance Luke Bergmann | Health Management Systems Senator Tom Umberg | California District 34 Dr. Sarah Arshad | TNT Core Faculty Dr. Steve Delisi | TNT Core Faculty Autumn Payne | Ethical Narrative Storytelling Agency Madhuri Jha LCSW | Thriving for All Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:04 The pressure is real 0:17 State of behavioral health: "Terrible" 0:38 When policy fails people 0:48 A senator's 3am 0:59 What is the cost of a human life? 1:13 The answers aren't complicated 1:19 Hope is always somewhere 1:29 Love the moment Tags behavioral health, behavioral health reform, behavioral health access, mental healthcare transformation, primary care behavioral health, behavioral health policy, healthcare innovation, health equity, lived experience, California behavioral health, TNT fellowship, UC Irvine, integrated care, healthcare leaders, Open Mind Insights, TNT Open Mind InsightsSubscribe to TNT Open Mind Insights - Mental Health Interview Series on Soundwise