The Atrómitos Way

Peter Freeman, MPH, a seasoned public health administrator and LGBTQAI+ rights advocate, explores the impact of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and systemic barriers on underserved populations. As a gay male…

June is Pride Month, a time for the LGBTQ+ community in the United States to celebrate their identities, embrace visibility, and advocate for progress. Miss Jai Smith, MPH, a health equity advocate, …

In this Memorial Day episode, Vietnam veteran Tony Vivaldi, founder of Save a Vet Now, discusses the urgent issue of veteran suicide. He explores the challenges in veteran mental health, the stigma o…

Sharon Stultz, a dedicated educator and mental health professional with over 30 years of experience, shares her journey from special education to becoming a mental health therapist. She discusses cur…

Billy West, CEO of Daymark Recovery Services, comes aboard to tackle the youth mental health crisis. Leading a not-for-profit behavioral health provider serving over 50,000 individuals across 38 loca…

In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month and the growing youth mental health crisis, this insightful discussion features Michealle Gady and Kate McNulty—two remarkable mothers navigating the ch…

Coastal Horizons leaders Ryan Estes and Kristina Clemmons discuss the child and adolescent mental health crisis. They explain the prevalent mental health challenges confronting today's youth, includi…

Stephanie Norton-Bredl of Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank and Kate McNulty of Atrómitos discuss the critical role of food banks in supporting vulnerable populations. They explore the connection between…

Alaina Kennedy, a seasoned health equity professional, explores the intersection of policy, community engagement, and healthcare reform. Drawing from her Chicago roots and experience in healthcare le…

Olivia Aréchiga from Data Tel Communications and the return Tina Simpson of Atrómitos highlight the severe impact of a cyber-attack on Change Healthcare in February of 2024, underscoring the vulnerab…

Craig Snow, a prominent community member and supporter of Good Shepherd's permanent supportive housing efforts in Wilmington, North Carolina, shares his journey from Arkansas to Wilmington, highlight…

The healthcare industry faces a growing crisis: workforce shortages. Since COVID-19, burnout and stress among healthcare professionals have reached unprecedented levels, straining the system. Andy Al…

In the last episode, we explored how housing deficits impact health, the realities of Permanent Supportive Housing, and the importance of treating those experiencing homelessness with dignity. Now, K…

Chronic homelessness remains a persistent crisis across the United States, with a growing number of individuals forced to live in cars, parks, and on sidewalks. Katrina Knight and Liz Carbone of Good…

In the United States, home accidents and injuries pose significant risks to homeowners, underscoring the importance of addressing social and environmental factors for overall well-being and safety. F…

This episode explores maternal health disparities in North Carolina, focusing on limited perinatal care, provider mistrust, and systemic barriers. Nicole Havelka, a Certified Professional Midwife, di…

Marketing is essential for organizations to engage their communities, build trust, and communicate their mission effectively. Michealle Gady interviews producer Liz Church, Atrómitos’ Content Manager…

We are closing out Season 1 of the Atrómitos Way by ending this year with Michealle Gady, the Founder, President, and CEO of Atrómitos. Michealle discusses the heroes who have influenced her personal…

Occasional loneliness is a common human emotion, but the more significant issue lies in chronic loneliness. Individuals grappling with chronic loneliness feel a pervasive sense of not belonging, rega…

Literacy significantly influences individual, familial, and community well-being, particularly in health. Limited healthcare language proficiency hinders understanding, exacerbating health disparitie…