On Duty with Amy McGrath
Episodes
1. The Violence Against Women Act: Why Hasn’t it Been Reauthorized?
In this episode, Amy discusses the impact of VAWA with a survivor and an advocate from Kentucky.
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1. The Violence Against Women Act: Why Hasn’t it Been Reauthorized?
In this episode, Amy discusses the impact of VAWA with a survivor and an advocate from Kentucky.
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1b. The Violence Against Women Act: Coronavirus Update
An update to our first episode with information on VAWA and what a person can do if they are quarantined in this crisis with an abusive spouse or partner.
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1b. The Violence Against Women Act: Coronavirus Update
An update to our first episode with information on VAWA and what a person can do if they are quarantined in this crisis with an abusive spouse or partner.
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2. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: COVID-19 Community Response
In this episode, Amy talks to the mayor of a Kentucky town about her community’s response to COVID-19 and to a Commonwealth, Common Health volunteer who recently delivered distilled water to an eldery couple for their respiratory machine.
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2. Neighbors Helping Neighbors: COVID-19 Community Response
In this episode, Amy talks to the mayor of a Kentucky town about her community’s response to COVID-19 and to a Commonwealth, Common Health volunteer who recently delivered distilled water to an eldery couple for their respiratory machine.
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3. Prescription Drug Prices
Amy talks with two families facing hardships due to skyrocketing medical and prescription drug costs.
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3. Prescription Drug Prices
Amy talks with two families facing hardships due to skyrocketing medical and prescription drug costs.
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4. Supporting Food Banks During the Coronavirus
In this episode, we highlight the impact the coronavirus is having on food banks and the people they serve. Plus an update on our Commonwealth, Common Health program.
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4. Supporting Food Banks During the Coronavirus
In this episode, we highlight the impact the coronavirus is having on food banks and the people they serve. Plus an update on our Commonwealth, Common Health program.
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5. Issues Affecting Military Families
In this episode, we hear two women’s stories about military life and how the coronavirus is affecting their day-to-day lives.
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5. Issues Affecting Military Families
In this episode, we hear two women’s stories about military life and how the coronavirus is affecting their day-to-day lives.
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6. Running in the Age of Coronavirus
In this episode, we speak to the organizer of the KY Shines #TeamKentucky Virtual Half Marathon about why it’s important to stay active during the coronavirus pandemic.
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6. Running in the Age of Coronavirus
In this episode, we speak to the organizer of the KY Shines #TeamKentucky Virtual Half Marathon about why it’s important to stay active during the coronavirus pandemic.
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7. The Opioid Crisis
In this episode, we speak to Dr. Kimberly Luse about the effects addiction can have on families and communities. And former NBA player and UK alum Rex Chapman details his road to recovery.
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7. The Opioid Crisis
In this episode, we speak to Dr. Kimberly Luse about the effects addiction can have on families and communities. And former NBA player and UK alum Rex Chapman details his road to recovery.
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8. Healthcare workers
As the battle against COVID-19 continues, Governor Beshear is looking toward reopening Kentucky in the safest possible way - which leaves the question, what happens next? This week try to answer this question and more with three Kentuckians and health care professionals.
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8. Healthcare workers
As the battle against COVID-19 continues, Governor Beshear is looking toward reopening Kentucky in the safest possible way - which leaves the question, what happens next? This week try to answer this question and more with three Kentuckians and health care professionals.
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9. Educators
Gov. Andy Beshear’s win last November can be partially attributed to the army of teachers behind him. Funding our schools and taking care of teachers are central parts of this campaign too.
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9. Educators
Gov. Andy Beshear’s win last November can be partially attributed to the army of teachers behind him. Funding our schools and taking care of teachers are central parts of this campaign too.
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10. Economic Recovery
A long road to economic recovery is ahead of us. This episode, we attempt to answer, “What’s Next?” for Kentucky. What will a post-COVID economy look like? And how do we prevent this from happening again?
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10. Economic Recovery
A long road to economic recovery is ahead of us. This episode, we attempt to answer, “What’s Next?” for Kentucky. What will a post-COVID economy look like? And how do we prevent this from happening again?
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11. New Generation of Leaders
The mass demonstrations against police violence and racism have highlighted the need for fundamental change in our country and a new generation of leaders to step up and listen.
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11. New Generation of Leaders
The mass demonstrations against police violence and racism have highlighted the need for fundamental change in our country and a new generation of leaders to step up and listen.
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