Hey there, today's episodes started with a question that seemed pretty of the moment,

and very much our kind of question.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last summer.

How does that affect my insurance coverage?

And we found a couple of things.

One, it's probably not changing your insurance, like not yet.

And for a lot of people, not at all.

But if you get your insurance from work, there's no one answer.

We've entered an extremely weird period, and we're going to be here for a while.

And two, producer Emily Pisa Kratos reporting for this episode shows there's actually another

question.

Like a whole other story here that turns out to be even more our kind of thing.

Hey Emily.

Hey Dan, and yep, this is a story about people organizing to help each other get the health

care they need, building a huge network, and making the most of limited resources in

the face of so much powerful opposition.

Yeah, and look, however you happen to feel about abortion itself, I hope you're going

to agree, that's the kind of story we can all learn from.

This is an arm in a leg, a show about why healthcare costs so freaking much, and what we can

maybe do about it.

And Dan Weissman, I'm a reporter, and I like a challenge.

So our job on this show is to take one of the most raging, terrifying, depressing parts

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