Don your pink jacket because the premier podcast on women's public health in Oklahoma is sashaying into your ears. That's right, your friendly neighborhood hot pink policy mavens at Metriarch have rolled out a podcast to highlight the real stories of the people getting their hands dirty advancing women's public health in Oklahoma. Join me, Tommy, and the Metriarch team every other week as we discuss the policies at the center of debate with the experts affected by the political "banter." (I was told I had to use a less antagonistic word). Each episode features a policy news update and a casual conversation about the important issues affecting Oklahoma women with experts in the field. While the topics may be heavy, the tone is hot pink.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDon your pink jacket because the premier podcast on women's public health in Oklahoma is sashaying into your ears. That's right, your friendly neighborhood hot pink policy mavens at Metriarch have rolled out a podcast to highlight the real stories of the people getting their hands dirty advancing women's public health in Oklahoma.
Policy in Pink is hosted by Metriarch. The show has published 9 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Catch Me If I Transmit (LIVE SHOW!)" (15 April 2025, 23 minutes), "Ask for Prenatal Care, Get a Prison Sentence" (20 February 2025, 44 minutes), and "Doing Good Where You Are (with Kelsey Mishkin Gardner)" (1 November 2024, 34 minutes).
Policy in Pink publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 9 episodes.
Booking probability for Policy in Pink is 16%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Policy in Pink requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Policy in Pink's contact route on record: public web form.
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Metriarch hosts Policy in Pink, a news podcast with 9 episodes published.
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Episode #8
<p>In the first-ever LIVE episode of Policy in Pink, recorded at the OPHA Conference, we tackle STI criminalization in Oklahoma—because nothing says “public health” like criminalizing health. Tommy teams up with Jeremy...
<p>In parts of Oklahoma, pregnant women who ask for help with substance use risk being jailed instead of getting proper care. Eliza Washington-Harris and Caitlin Beasley from Metriarch explain how locking up moms...
<p>In this episode, we chat with Kelsey Mishkin Gardner, Deputy Chief of Staff for Representative Raúl Grijalva. Kelsey discusses her journey from Oklahoma to Congress, her work on health policy and environmental...
<p>In this episode, Kimberly Molitor, the Executive Director of Teen Empower, sets the record straight about sex education: it definitely needs a rebrand because it's so much more that that! We talk about how Teen...
<p>Have you ever thought about what fuels your passion for "public health"? Co-chairs of the Policy Caucus of the Oklahoma Public Health Association (OPHA), McKenzie Cowlbeck and Stephanie Mansour, hadn't until they sat...
<p>According to Linley Faye Smith, ending period poverty is simple. Just get products into the hands of those who need them, duh. However, if visible sweat on a humid Oklahoma day is any indication, it isn't that easy...
<p>What's one way to improve maternal health outcomes? According to Omare Jimmerson, it's community doulas and a fiercely passionate team (and probably a couple of calming breaths). Omare and the Tulsa Birth Equity...
<p>Oklahoma's 5-year long will-they-won't-they relationship with cutting the grocery tax is exhausting. But now that it's passed, is cutting the tax all rainbows and sunshine like it sounds? Of course not. When is...
Policy in Pink
<p>The Oklahoma capitol is a full-on Monet. Picturesque from afar, but it's a big old mess up close and inside. And who better than to glide through the bustle than your favorite hot pink women's health policy...
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