The One In Five

We sit down with Shelly Sutherland and gain some tremendous wisdom about how  a Healthy Community works together on all seven of these points. 

We sit down with Dr. David Mark and talk about how to interpret some data concerning COVID-19

These Ten Facts Will Lead To Some Unicorn Free Insight & Wisdom For You.

Julie Pool helps us understand her current roll at BVHC as a site director and how she arrived at this position. 

Here is the audio of our interview with Joe Connelly a man with a lot of hats in the small Montana town of Hardin. For the upcoming video of this show you can fin us on YouTube just follow this link... The1in5YouTube

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Evan Van Order and his family are important to our rural community! You will enjoy this interview. For the video of this Podcast check us out on our  YouTube Page.

Resource support in a rural Federally Qualified Health Center might not be what you think. We learn about Jessica Mussetter's Unique Role in Resource Support.

Adam & Able get a little more insight on the strategies and scope of service behind a rural food bank.

Adam & Able sit down with Cody Magpie and talk pain. 

Adam and Able sit down with Brett Nedens and discuss an article about stress among farmers. 

The MSU Extension in Hardin, Montana  is an important place for the health and wellbeing of our community. The projects and events that Holly is involved in are great!

Adam Renshaw sits down with Kristi Gatrell CEO of Big Horn County Memorial Hospital in Hardin, Montana

Adam, Rebecca & Able talk about an interesting article from National Geographic about Rural Hospitals. 

We look at a Washington Post article about rural Covid-19 outbreaks through a frontier lense.  

Adam, Rebecca & Able talk about how the Novel Coronavirus is changing us socially. 

We enjoyed getting to know Bonnie Oxford a Certified Nurse Practitioner in Hardin, Montana at Bighorn Valley Health Center. 

Adam & Able sit down with Rebecca Mussetter and talk about strategies in overcoming barriers to healthcare in a rural context. 

Able, Adam & Jennifer Mcpherson talk about how the Sugar Rush 5k Race planning team hit a big COVID-19 set back, adapted and kept on running! learn more about  Sugar Rush here. 

We sit down with Kallie Dale-Ramos and talk about Montana Legal Services Association. In this AAARCHA Podcast we learn a new Acronym for those in rural Montana who have fallen into the justice gap. 

We sit down with Adam from Othello, WA and talk about the opportunity's he has had to teach his students during this time. Adam has a unique perspective on how this has affected and will affect rural America.

If you could put 5 hashtags on your life story what would they be? If you got a tattoo showing why you got into your line of work, what would it look like? We sit down with Robert Kelley at our Chinook site and get to know him a little. Oh and we do some word association. These are the type of people who provide health care in rural.

We sit down with the vice president of High Plains Architects Ed Gulick  and Architect Eric Schmidt  to talk about the vision behind the new Community Health Center being built in Hardin, Montana.

What story do COVID-19 numbers tell alone when brought into the context of small town USA? Turns out the numbers alone don't really say enough. Able and Adam run their small community in Eastern, Montana through the COVID-19 numbers. What story will our town tell when the dust settles? We think our town will tell a story of redemption if a catastrophe should happen. 

Adam and Able interview Jackson Baker 15 and Chloe Baker 13 about the Coronavirus we learn a little bit about memes too.