What podcasts say about Kathryn Burgum
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Kathryn Burgum has said on podcasts
15 statements · 6 positive · 8 negative · 1 neutral
People should beware of otters in Lake Tahoe.
“beware of otters”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 38:52
Addiction is among America’s biggest health crises.
“the chronic disease of addiction is one of the biggest health crises we've ever faced in the history of America”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 50:12
Addiction affects 190 million Americans, including 125 million through others’ addiction.
“half of our nation is impacted by addiction. 190 million people, something like 125 million of those people are impacted by somebody else's addiction”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 52:08
Addiction costs the economy trillions of dollars.
“It's trillions of dollars of a drag on our economy.”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 53:28
Untreated addiction is a chronic, relapsing, fatal brain disease.
“addiction is a chronic, relapsing, if not treated, fatal brain disease”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 54:51
A proposed system would hospitalize people immediately after overdoses.
“someone comes in if they're overdosed. they're immediately admitted into the hospital.”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 55:05
The proposed system would give people the right treatment initially.
“people will get the right amount of treatment the first time”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 55:25
The administration aims to embed addiction’s chronic-disease model in healthcare.
“we're committed to getting a real stake in the ground on the chronic disease model, fully embedded in health care”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 56:12
Addiction can affect anyone regardless of identity.
“addiction can look like you or me. It affects everyone, right? Doesn't discriminate.”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:03:31
Everyone should understand addiction as a chronic disease.
“we need everyone to understand that addiction is a chronic disease”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:04:25
The administration is working with Palantir on system redesign.
“this administration is working with companies like Palantir”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:06:11
Palantir integrates disparate data, processes, and companies.
“they do put disparate data, disparate processes, disparate. Companies, and they figure out a way to make it work.”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:06:17
Without intervention, addiction will affect future generations.
“if we don't do something about it now, your kids and their kids and their kids will be dealing with the same thing”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:09:30
Forty-eight million U.S. people are affected by addiction across generations.
“48 million people in the United States”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:09:40
Life in recovery can become unexpectedly fulfilling.
“the life in recovery. I mean, literally, you can think you can plan your life, but it can be so different than what you couldn't ever imagine.”
Open the episode · Talarico's Skeletons Come Out of the ClosetListen at 1:12:39
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