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Happy Labor Day Weekend. We discuss the significance of Labor Day, the surging support for unions, particularly among young people, and the critical need to restore democracy at work by passing the Protect the Right to Organize (PRO) Act. We encourage all our listeners to attend an organized labor event near you, including Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz at Milwaukee's Labor Fest this Monday. We update the developing crisis in Wisconsin's monopolistic hospital and health systems. A new Eau Claire Leader Telegram article where a local doctor declares: “I don't think it's an understatement to say the HSHS closure and Prevea closure caused a medical crisis in the Chippewa Valley. I certainly see that when it comes to behavioral health each week.” We decry the failure of leaders to step up and address the brewing crisis that will surely engulf the rest of the state, starting with the increasingly troubled Ascension hospitals in southeast Wisconsin, HSHS hospitals in Green Bay, and down the road Marshfield Clinics if their latest merger does not work out. We welcome newly Citizen Action endorsed state legislative candidate Angelina Cruz to the show to discuss her campaign for a Racine-area State Assembly District 62 and how her background as an educator and union leader have prepared her for the Legislature

With Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS) closing both Sacred Heart (Eau Claire) and St. Joseph’s (Chippewa Falls) hospitals and Prevea health centers in Western Wisconsin also closing, business and healthcare leaders are scrambling to fill the gaps. Today on “Newsmakers,” David Minor, President and CEO of the Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce, talks with […]

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Good morning from Pharma and Biotech Daily: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in the Pharma and Biotech world.In our first news, a nurse is suing UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center) over alleged labor abuse. The lawsuit aims to represent thousands of other UPMC employees who may have been affected by the nonprofit's alleged wage suppression and other anticompetitive practices. This highlights the ongoing challenges faced by healthcare workers in the industry.Next, HSHS (Hospital Sisters Health System) is closing its operations in western Wisconsin due to financial challenges caused by the pandemic. Nonprofits in the healthcare sector have been struggling to rebound from the impact of the pandemic, leading to difficult decisions like this closure.Moving on, Bon Secours Mercy Health and a vendor are facing a lawsuit after a data breach. The suit claims that the health system and the vendor failed to implement proper security standards or promptly inform individuals whose data may have been exposed following a cyberattack. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of robust cybersecurity measures in healthcare.In other news, Centene has named Michael Carson as the CEO of WellCare, a Medicare business. Carson, who has experience in the insurance and value-based care industry, will be leading Centene's efforts in this sector. This appointment reflects Centene's commitment to strengthening its presence in Medicare.Sanofi has announced its plans to acquire biotech company Inhibrx in a deal worth up to $2.2 billion. The acquisition will provide Sanofi with an experimental drug for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, while the rest of Inhibrx's assets will be spun into a new company. This acquisition demonstrates Sanofi's strategic focus on expanding its portfolio in biotech.The FDA has ordered new cancer warnings for chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapies. The agency has requested that a black box warning for secondary T-cell malignancies be added to the labeling of all six approved CAR-T therapies. This emphasizes the importance of monitoring and addressing potential risks associated with innovative cancer therapies.Pharmaceutical companies J&J and Bristol Myers have joined a funding round for Accent Therapeutics, a startup focused on developing RNA-targeting cancer drugs. The funding round was led by Mirae Asset Capital Life Science. This investment highlights the growing interest in innovative approaches to cancer treatment.Biotech mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity is on the rise, with Sanofi's acquisition of Inhibrx being the latest example. The industry has seen increased interest in psychiatry drug M&A, with multiple interested buyers for companies like Karuna and Cerevel. This trend reflects the evolving landscape of biotech and the pursuit of new therapeutic options.The rise of psychiatry M&A and investing in women's health are highlighted in this week's edition of Emerging Biotech Weekly. The newsletter discusses new details of proposed acquisitions in the psychiatry drug space, suggesting a potential increase in dealmaking. It also addresses the under-investment in research for women's health companies and the growing opportunities in this field.Kyverna, a biotech startup, announces plans for an initial public offering (IPO), joining other biotech companies that are testing investor appetite for new stock offerings. This demonstrates the continued interest and support for innovative biotech ventures.Mirae Asset Capital Life Science, a South Korean investment firm, launches its first US biotech fund with $50 million to support biotechnology companies. This fund provides additional resources for biotech startups to further advance their research and development efforts.In other news, gene therapy biotech Jaguar spins out a manufacturing company called Advanced Medicine Partners to offer specialized cell and gene therapy manufacturing services. T

On this month's Hickory Point Bank Community Invested segment, Bev joins HPB's Bob Mizeur to discuss upcoming HSHS Foundation events and activities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the current air quality in Illinois - and much of the midwest and south - in dangerous territory as a result of the Canadian wildfires, HSHS Medical Group decided to hold a press conference to make some facts known for the public and their safety!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

30-Seconds to Change a Career Trajectory My guest today is Chris Klay, President & CEO of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, a member of the Hospital Sisters Health System or HSHS. I'm always blown away when I hear real-life stories of a leader's career journey, especially when the people who influence them the most were the least aware of the fire they ignited. Chris has one of those stories and a powerful lesson for other leaders.   Full Transcript

This special episode is the first in a new series highlighting the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People at HSHS. Our first guest in this series is Brian Charlier, president and CEO of HSHS St. Vincent's Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital in Green Bay, WI. Brian is also currently serving as the interim president and CEO of the Wisconsin division. Listen as Brian shares his experience with the 7 Habits, how he practices the habits, and how he is working to cascade the 7 habits into his teams.  

The atrium of the House of Hope in Green Bay has been remodeled as a safe space for young people experiencing homelessness.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Learning Line, Lisa Majka talks about the importance of onboarding new leaders, how to onboard leaders effectively, and resources HSHS provides to make for a positive onboarding experience. Lisa currently serves as a the patient experience manager for HSHS Physician Enterprise and is part of the project team behind the New Leader Program. Listen now to learn more about the New Leader Program, New Leader Checklist, and how HSHS is helping to build confidence in our leaders! 

This episode features Dr. Vinay Bhooma, Regional Chief Medical Officer at HSHS. Here, he discusses what led him to his current role, HSHS' focus on employee retention & provider engagement, the importance for emerging leaders to support their peers, and more.

50 Years of Technology: Beyond the Horse & Buggy In this week's 30th Anniversary podcast series, Russ Branzell visits with Skip Hubbard, CHCIO, LCHIME, FCHIME, and CHIME's 2001 Board Chair. Skip's life and career includes more than 50 years in technology, with more than 45 of those focused on healthcare. As the 2001 Board Chair, Skip was one of the first 10 CHIME Chairs, and one of the first 50 CHIME Members to earn his CHCIO status. Skip is currently “semi-retired,” serving on the system board finance committee at HSHS and as an occasional advisor with Huntzinger Management. Listen in to some fun, funny and memorable stories Skip shares from his beginnings with CHIME; the changes he's seen during his career; his passion behind Public Policy efforts; his thoughts on the importance of Vision as a leader; and his thanks and gratitude to some special people in his life.

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Rachel DeVries, Vice President - Human Resources for HSHS Illinois, joins Learning Line to share how HSHS is advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Rachel's role as co-chair of the HSHS Executive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Steering Committee provides her with a unique perspective on how HSHS is ensuring  a sense of belonging for all. Also, learn the tips Rachel shares for leaders interested in advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion among their circle of control.

Join Lori Harlan, Division Director of Marketing for HSHS Physician Enterprise, as she discusses the Spring Leadership Development Day with host Danielle Hartman. Lori serves on the cross functional project team that plans HSHS Leadership Development Day. Learn why HSHS is offering Spring and Fall Leadership Development Days beginning April 28th, as well as the importance of the ‘well-being' theme at the center of this Leadership Development Day. 

HSHS is excited for the start of the 2022 Emerging Leader Program! Bev Neisler, who serves on the Emerging Leader project team and is the Director of Philanthropy at HSHS St. John's Hospital, shares the importance of developing our colleagues who are interested in leadership at HSHS. Listen now for more information on the curriculum and also how leaders can encourage growth outside of the program!

Internal mobility is a phrase that is being used at an increasing rate.  Angela Nguyen, HSHS Vice President, Talent Acquisition & Colleague Relations, joins Learning Line to discuss what exactly internal mobility is. Angela also explains why internal mobility is so important for colleagues and to HSHS.  Don't miss Angela's tips on how leaders can advocate internal mobility while also navigating the feeling of not wanting to lose their top talent to promotion.  

Brandi Strader, Pharmacy Director for HSHS St. John's Hospital, joins Learning Line to discuss how you can get the most out of Service Line Leadership Meetings.  Tune in to learn about the concept, structure, and benefits of holding Service Line Leadership Meetings with leaders across HSHS.

Greg Bishop starts the new year talking with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal about the latest happenings in the business community. Topics Discussed In This Interview: Jim Sullivan is the new CFO of PH Broughton & Sons. Erica Johnson is stepping down from her role at HSHS due to a move to Arizona. Renovations are underway on the north wing of the Illinois Capitol with a total price tag of $224 million, already appropriated by the Rebuild Illinois Capital Plan. Nominations are now open for Best Places to Work, deadline of January 21 to be considered. To learn more and subscribe to the Springfield Business Journal and their weekly Biz Bites newsletter, visit their official website: https://springfieldbusinessjournal.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With the upcoming transition to Workday and API, this episode provides insight on how life will improve for HSHS leaders and how you can lead your team through this change.  Join Shannon Watson, System Director, Payroll and Cassie Frye, System Director, HR Operations as they share what you need to know for this transition.

Get to know Peter as he shares the journey that brought him to this point in his career - from earning three Master's degrees to taking on large scale projects at UCLA Health and SCL Health.  Peter also takes time to explain how he views Strategy and how he sharpens his saw.

October 28, 2021 - Val Jordan of HSHS joined Byers & Co to talk about Real Men Wear Pink, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, advancements in medicine and communication. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert's Seafood Market hosts the show ahead of Mission Outreach's No-Show Gala and take-out shrimp boil fundraiser, with Bob Beyer of HSHS stopping by and Bruce Carlson of the Diocese of Joliet calling in to talk about the ministry's work to provide used medical equipment to underprivileged countries.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A recent interview with the late Al Brewer is replayed, and Bill McCarty and HSHS president and CEO Damond Boatwright from the Parent Place preview this Saturday's Halloween parade in downtown Springfield. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we discuss: Community Development in June- $4.8M in construction was approved School year is just around the corner How awesome Dr. Tron Young, principal at Joseph Arthur Middle School in O'Fallon is! Battery Donation Program through O'Fallon Fire and Rescue- they need Energizer 9V batteries! Sept 14 is the Chamber's golf tournament! Team spots go quickly, register today before they're gone.  Tues, Aug 10th, blood drive at HSHS (supply is critically low, please donate if you can!) Thurs, Aug 12 11:30-12:30 Restaurant Roulette! Email us your events to promote! Follow us on Instagram @The618Now. Submit business updates, show ideas and events you'd like us to consider promoting to events@ofallonchamber.com. 

This episode features Chris Klay, President and CEO of HSHS St. Joseph's Hospital. Here, he joined the podcast to talk about rural healthcare, leadership and the future of telemedicine.

Dr. Carlson has tips on water safety as swimming pools and water activities become more popular during the warmer months.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Travis Christman, Clinical Director of HSHS Sacred Heart and St. Joseph's Hospitals in Eau Claire, Wis., joined the podcast to discuss workforce trends and team building for the cardiovascular department.

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3:20 We briefly touch on some fun topics such as Rhodes' Top Artists on Spotify for 2020 and his TikTok Addiction. 10:25 High School Athletic Eligibility. We talk about a recent article on High School OT about whether or not there should be modifications to athletic eligibility for the spring given the many students struggling academically during remote learning. 17:00 Interview- HSHS School Counselors Ms. Murray & Ms. Gregorio. They talk about how students are doing academically and socially during online learning, what changes from this semester might be here to stay, and we get a look at how student schedules are made. 46:40 Game- Catchphrase. Our two guests battle Rhodes and Will in a brief (we do have jobs to do) game of catchphrase. 54:15 Draft- Best Articles of Clothing. We'll see what two of the best dressed teachers in school pick as they draft their favorite articles of clothing. Rhodes also discusses his fashion choices that drive Claire the most crazy (hint: it's all of them).

1:40 Interview- Dr. Anderson. Anderson answers some fun questions about what it's like teaching while bringing her daughter to work everyday and what a literal mess Rhodes was during his first year of teaching. 15:20- Dr. Anderson talks about her work with the Equity Team at Holly Springs, and mentions some small things teachers can do in their classrooms to make it more welcoming for all students as well as some larger things the school/district can do. 32:40- We also discuss the role of the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE) and what they do for teachers as well as students. And Dr. Anderson gives her pitch as to why all teachers should be a member of the NCAE. 41:35 Game- Celebrity Gossip Trivia. Our guest faces off against both Rhodes and Will to see who knows the most Celebrity Gossip (and some pop culture) trivia from the 2000's. Will's constant wrong answers may have caused Rhodes to tabulate the scores incorrectly. 59:45 Draft- Best First Date Ideas. For someone who hasn't been on a first date in over a decade, Rhodes has a lot of ideas about what makes a great first date. Which dates sound better?

0:00 We talk about Will's speed dating adventure from Saturday, what the perspective matches thought of all of the great pickup lines. Spoiler alert: he had a gouda time. 8:30 Basketball workouts began last week, and Rhodes talks about how the first few workouts have gone and about how comfortable he feels with the safety protocols in place. 13:30 Yoga Talk- Literally the last segment we ever expected to have on the podcast. We stretch your minds but talking about how we are attempting to stretch our very inflexible bodies. 19:00 Interview- Ms. Stauderman. We talk a lot about the dance program and how things are going with online school, as well as her background in dance and teaching, as well as the opportunities that her students have had to pursue dance after high school. 41:30 Fun Topics & HSHS History- Ms. Stauderman answers some fun questions about dancing at weddings, yoga, which HSHS staff members she'd choose for her own dance troupe, and whether she'd choose Will or Rhodes to star in The Nutcracker. She also talks about what the school was like when it first opened and how she'd change the education system if she was made Principal/Dictator of the school as well as shares the importance of the Fine Arts program. 1:10:45 Draft- State Fair Things. Sadly there is no NC State Fair this year, but we still feel the October magic in our hearts as we draft our favorite things about the fair.

5:30 Interview- Alyssa Heron & Ashley Macom. We talk a lot about cheerleading with these two HSHS Seniors and members of the Cheerleading team. They discuss the best parts of cheering, how competition cheer differs from supporting school teams, some great cheer movies and tv shows, and why cheerleading definitely is a sport. We also give out a lot of great plugs for Alyssa's clothing business (www.anhapparel.com) 27:30 Game- Cheerleader Would You Rather. Alyssa and Ashley have to answer some tough cheering related questions choosing between Rhodes and Will and a few more tough questions about potentially cheertastrophic situations. 37:10 Dating Advice- We workshop some lines for Will for the socially distanced speed dating event that he is attending this weekend. Is hosting a podcast the first or the last thing that he should tell his dates at this event?

3:05 We discuss Coach Henry's idea for Will to race Sydney Howard and Ellie McIntyre in a 5K. 6:20 Rhodes and Will have a more serious and honest discussion about how online school really is going for them. Rhodes talks about how tough a time mentally this has been with the changing job description of being an online teacher. 20:30 Interview w/ HSHS Volleyball Coach- Connor Davis. She talks about all of the COVID protocols for the return to volleyball workouts a week ago, as well as talking about the success her team had a year ago before we preview the upcoming volleyball season, talking about some of the returning players, what the team needs to do to be successful, and how they stack up against the rest of the SWAC. 41:30 Coach Davis talks about her change in teaching roles for the upcoming year, some of her strategies for helping kids who are struggling in class, and speaks generally about the Special Education program and some things both she and other teachers do and can do to help out students receiving those services. 54:20 Game- Name the Artist! Taking some classic favorite categories like Female Pop Singers and Rhodes' James and bringing some fun new ones like Karaoke Classics and #1 Hits of the 90's, Coach Davis battles Will to see who can name the artist of some great songs. 1:11:00 Draft- Best Marvel Movies. We take a look at the entire MCU and pick our favorite movies. Let's hope Will doesn't Hulk out if he loses this draft…

5:20- We talk about what we think should happen and what we think the School Board will vote to do in regards to a possible return to in-person school. 14:00- Interview with HSHS sophomores Sarah Manasier & Hannah Lowe. They talk about the transition from middle school to high school and their advice to someone starting high school, their thoughts on online learning, take a driving safety quiz, and talk Tik Tok, Outer Banks, and the smells of fall. 49:30 Game- Catchphrase. We split up teams as Rhodes and Sarah challenge Will and Hannah in catchphrase supremacy as they also try to beat the clock and finish recording before everyone has to go to their 4th period class. 56:30 Draft- Dinosaurs. Rhodes and Will take a leisurely stroll through Jurassic Park and choose their favorites dinosaurs. You will learn so many fun dino facts during this segment.

5:00 Interview- Jake Blendermann. He talks about how he ended up at UCF, applying for scholarships (with our first ever Real Bros live poetry reading), and joins the Bros in talking about how things went with their freshman roommates as well as whether or not people in college should get pets. With this week being National Suicide Awareness Week, they also talk about mental health and how exercise and physical activity can help in that area. 34:00 Holly Springs Soccer Trivia- Jake and Will try to answer some questions to see who knows the the team Jake played on (and Will coached) best. 44:30 Game- Riddles. We see how crafty Jake and Will are, as they try (and in large part fail) to answer some riddles. 55:00 Draft- Disney/Pixar Characters. In honor of Jake's Orlando-based college, we drafted our favorite Disney/Pixar characters. And it gets very contentious. Never during a draft has there been more hate thrown at other people for their picks.

3:30 Cooking Corner- The Bros bring some back to school recipes with a ramen pasta salad and a super easy to make kind of bootleg Chinese food dish. 8:20 Mailbag! The Bros open up the mailbag to answer some questions about their biggest mistakes so far in online teaching, give advice to a kid fired from a fast food job, and give some dating advice to a girl who may be talking to a guy trying to pull some shady stuff. 24:00 Interview- Jake Winston. We talk to 2020 HSHS grad Jake about his freshman year at Washington & Lee University, where students are still living in dorms and attending in-person classes. He tells us how the school has made that possible as well as some of the biggest adjustments to college for him. He also addresses attending a school named for Robert E. Lee and what he believes the school should handle that history. 51:50 Game- Who Am I? Jake and Will battle each other to see if they can guess the famous person from the clues provided to them. After last week's 20 Questions Mayor Dick Sears debacle, we see if Will can redeem himself with another question about a political figure. 1:10:50 Draft- Tom Hanks Movies. This week, we draft movies from the other movie star Tom. We'll see whose draft is in a league of their own, and which one has problems right after takeoff.

0:00 Rhodes and Will share their thoughts on the online school schedule as well as some of their takeaways, positives, and worries after the first few days of school. They also celebrate Will finally winning a draft. 11:30 Interview- Mary Greer. We talk to 2020 HSHS grad Mary about her experience living in Granville Towers at UNC, site of the biggest COVID-19 outbreak on UNC's campus, as well what it has been like since she tested positive for the virus, as well as some of her other opinions about the feasibility of attempting in-person college during the pandemic. Rhodes also shares the story of his major illness during the fall semester of his freshman year at UNC. 40:45 Game- 20 Questions. Will and Mary play the childhood classic game to see how many yes/no questions it takes them to guess the person, place, or thing that Rhodes is thinking of. 51:20 Draft- Tom Cruise movies. It's a risky business, but we'll see who has all the right moves and pulls off mission impossible by winning this draft.

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2:30 The Real Bros on Big Bros (Big Brother)- We talk about the first two episodes of Big Brother All Stars, touching on who we hope and who we think wins the season and what we think might happen the rest of the week. 19:15 Interview- Mrs. Patchett. We talk all things HSHS Chorus, including how exactly you teach chorus via distance learning, the Colla Voce trip to London, Rhodes' brief high school choir career, how there is no such thing as someone who can't sing, and a little UNC basketball. 41:40 Over/Under- Mrs. Patchett and The Bros play a little over/under about a variety of topics including the ideal room temperature, the best planning period, how long it takes to learn students' names, and how many Kesha songs Patchett knows. We also ask a few more Chorus questions and get to the bottom of how Patchett knows if kids are just lip synching and what her favorite musical is. 1:02:00 Draft- Best TV Theme Songs. In a draft with a lot of great possible options, see what Will and Rhodes choose as their favorite tv theme songs of all time.