It's CVS Health, they know the women's physical, mental, and sexual health matters.

That's why they're offering new women's health services available nationwide seven days a week.

From heart health, blood pressure, and cholesterol screenings available at miniclinic locations,

to virtual birth control consultations and visits with a board certified provider,

women's health is it an afterthought. It matters.

It's CVS Health. Health here happens together. Learn more at CVSHealth.com.

What's the only thing better than second? First, join host Kreme Rama each week

as he brings you the stories of people who had a profound impact on society and culture simply because they were first.

Kreme is joined by fellow comedians to share stories about trailblazers breaking down racial barriers and making history.

From lemon auto media, some friends and salt comes first.

First is out now wherever you get your podcasts.

Lemon auto.

Welcome in the bubble. I'm Andy Slavitt and it's September 9th. Kids are back at school.

That means that the shoes are beginning to drop on one of the most insidious impacts of the pandemic.

Kids are back. Routine testing is beginning and we're able to measure what people in education circles might call learning loss.

The first of what I imagine would be many new reports just came out showing that kids math and reading skills have plunged since the pandemic.

Math and reading among nine year olds declined at historic levels and in math they declined for the first time ever.

Researchers are estimating that it could take the average student three to five years to catch up.

But as we know there is no average student and we talked a little bit about this on Wednesday show with Arnie Kermannets about the issues that kids face during the pandemic.

But today we're going to talk about solutions because we've got to take a hard look at the reality of where students are now and what role parents, school districts and anyone in the community can play.

Now let me just put this out there. The federal government has put out $122 billion to largest single investment to address schools learning laws and apparently up to about 25 billion of it can be spent on learning catch up.

So we're going to go into talk to two people who are doing that and been doing that even before that Monday started showing up because we need to basically show how it works.

...