Aaron Collins

But who knows?

I would love to be a fly on the wall and a part of those conversations, but obviously we can't be.

But it really, I try to understand where they're coming from every day and it just is upsetting.

This darn mute button is going to be the bane of my existence today.

I think I have to echo Barry that the work we're doing is important.

And at the end of the day, like Sheridan said, we care immensely about the people that we're helping and we need to keep that in mind.

I think the other side of the coin is that this is extremely upsetting for the

I am sending emails and making calls to our federal representatives weekly, giving them updates on what's happening in my environment, senators and legislators.

And I think that's important to people.

I think sometimes forget that those people are serving us and letting them know that the things that are happening right now are affecting their constituents is also really important.

So if people are looking for tangible things to do, that is absolutely something that you can tangibly do to advocate for yourself and your community.

I am here. And I have to be honest, I don't have anything really new to add to the conversation on where we've been. I think everybody has really wrapped up what we've done really well. I think for me, I'm more forward thinking on where I think health chatter is going. And I think We have a lot of tough topics that we still haven't talked about and dove into.

I am here. And I have to be honest, I don't have anything really new to add to the conversation on where we've been. I think everybody has really wrapped up what we've done really well. I think for me, I'm more forward thinking on where I think health chatter is going. And I think We have a lot of tough topics that we still haven't talked about and dove into.

I think one where we've struggled with is cannabis and THC legalization and policymaking. And I'm really excited to try and get something going with that topic. I'm really looking to try and do another top episode on harm reduction. and harm reduction in our community in Minneapolis, which is really struggling with opioid addiction.

I think one where we've struggled with is cannabis and THC legalization and policymaking. And I'm really excited to try and get something going with that topic. I'm really looking to try and do another top episode on harm reduction. and harm reduction in our community in Minneapolis, which is really struggling with opioid addiction.

And then I think the episode we did on politics was so timely, and I think that we probably could squeeze another one in in November, and that would be something that people would be really interested in listening to, especially as we get closer to everybody getting to place their ballot. They want to know the candidates' opinions on public health issues, and I think that could be a really

And then I think the episode we did on politics was so timely, and I think that we probably could squeeze another one in in November, and that would be something that people would be really interested in listening to, especially as we get closer to everybody getting to place their ballot. They want to know the candidates' opinions on public health issues, and I think that could be a really

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