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This episode is me, Kaya and Miles, talking about all the news that you don't know from the past week.

The news about race, justice, and equity that was underapported.

In this week we talk a lot about the health care system. We don't coordinate the news picking,

but it turned out that way. I learned so much this week. I learned every week, but I learned a lot this week.

I sit down in Jolani, Angland, and Kim Belazaray to talk about the 24-7 emergency-erased hotline called Good Call in New York City.

You heard that's right. With just one call you can alert your loved ones and connect to a free lawyer with Good Call that NYC.

I learned a lot in that conversation too. Here we go.

And the advice this week is from our guest, Kim.

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