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The Catalyst Podcast

Conversations with scientists, clinicians, thought leaders, end users (business leaders, agency heads, practitioners) and people (“profiles in resilience”) on real-world integrated health solutions and their impact on recovery, resilience and the realization of…

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  1. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    "Help, Not Handcuffs": How and Why Problem Solving Courts Work (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Positive tone

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    What if the smartest response to addiction, relapse, and repeat court involvement is not harsher punishment, but a highly structured path back to stability? The Honorable Shannon R. Dougherty, a Circuit Judge for Division 6 of the 23rd Judicial Circuit in Jefferson County, Missouri, and Lori Epley, the Director of Project Access at Chestnut Health Systems, break down how problem-solving courts are helping people stay in recovery, keep families together, and rebuild their lives while protecting p

  2. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Behavioral Healthcare Meets Predictive Analytics: The Science of Making Compassionate, Effective Mental Healthcare Scalable. (opens the original)

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    Michael Castanon is the founder and CEO of Alter Behavioral Health and Care Predictor, and founder of the Behavioral Health Outcomes Consortium. After 30 years in banking and predictive analytics, Michael brings an outsider’s eye to behavioral health and makes a case the field can’t ignore: if you can measure the inputs, you can improve the outcomes. He explains how a deeply personal trauma journey led him from private equity and finance into mental health care, and why that intersection of live

  3. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Missouri’s Shocking – and Preventable - Maternal Health Crisis: Data, Barriers & What Works (opens the original)

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    Mental health and substance use disorders are behind a shocking share of pregnancy-related deaths across Missouri – indeed, nationwide - and many of those deaths were preventable. Joining us to discuss this are Charisse Montgomery, Family Services Coordinator with Chestnut Health Systems, and Lindsey VonDras, Perinatal Care Coordination Manager for the Missouri Hospital Association. Charisse and Lindsey break down what the data really says about pregnancy, postpartum risk, foster care disruption

  4. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    The Looming Medicaid Crisis: Administrative Hurdles to Strip Millions of Working Americans of Vital Coverage in 2027 (opens the original)

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    Starting January 1, 2027, changes to Medicaid eligibility requirements will leave millions without coverage. Dr. Timothy McBride, the Bernard Becker Professor of Public Health at Washington University in St. Louis and a leading health economist, breaks down these provisions and explains how they threaten to strip coverage from people who are already working.We discuss the new twice-a-year eligibility checks, the end of self-attestation, and the extra documentation now required of caregivers, pre

  5. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    The Hidden Opioid Crisis No One Talks About: Seniors and the Residential Recovery for Seniors Act (opens the original)

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    Grant Wood’s American Gothic (1930), depicting a middle-aged rural couple, is what “seniors” look like in the popular imagination, but recent data tell a very different story. Opioid overdoses and prescription misuse are rising fast among the elderly. Returning to the pod for his second appearance to discuss this little-known issue and the bill proposed to address it is Al Guida, veteran healthcare lobbyist and policy strategist with over 30 years of experience navigating Washington’s complex le

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