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    First Aired - 03/29/2012 04:30PM
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    This week on Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn "Flash" Fleming is once again joined by Andrew Newman, and they are talking about healthcare- specifically the new happenings with Obamacare. Flash summarizes some of the key elements of the new bill, such as the "individual mandate" and the "death spiral". Tune in to hear how some of the Supreme Court Justices weigh in on the bill, and how Andrew feels about it (hint: unconstitutional). This week's episode also features a Number Nuts all about prostitution in the Netherlands! This episode was brought to you by White Oak Pastures.

    "I think employer-sponsored heath care is going to be defunct...it's too expensive for employers to pay for this. It's a very big perk they pay for- as they've done with pension plans through the years, they've now put the burden on the employees. More and more, the burden of the health insurance costs are going on the employees"

    "You need the premiums from healthy people to offset the sickly people, so if this doesn't stop over time you're going to have fewer and fewer healthy people buying insurance, and it's going to be even more outrageously expensive and more difficult for Americans to get insurance."

    --JoAnn "Flash" Fleming on Flash Talks Cash

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    First Aired - 10/19/2009 05:00PM
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    Deborah talks with guests Diane Imrie Director of Nutrition Services for Fletcher-Allen Healthcare and cookbook author Ivy Manning.
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    Diane Imrie on Healthcare Without Harm (24:45)

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    serves five thousand to six thousand meals a day, Diane is Director of Nutrition Services for Fletcher-Allen Healthcare, Burlington Vermont, healthy food and health care pledge, designed to improve health of patients and community, reduction of food waste, commitment to local farmers, elimination of hormones and antibiotics, apples, Executive Chef Richard Jarmusz, helps support local food supply, hospital dining, menu planning, high food safety and quality standards are most important, antibiotic resistance for patients is costly for hospitals, ask growers and producers why and when they are used in food production, pumpkin custard and apple cake some of the best Vermont desserts served at hospital, plant based, small protein portions from animal meats, sweets in moderation, room service for patients, selection of chef's favorites, salads, entrees, desserts, fresh made to order food, menu option examples: oven poached salmon with balsamic mustard or pecan crusted trout, trendsetting hospitals in Seattle, management team, kitchen renovation, changing reputation for hospital food, eat well to heal, menu approach follows the Mediterranean pyramid for general nutrition, no consultants necessary, upcoming projects, bee keeping on site, roof top gardens, self guided walking tour of gardens, cooking demonstrations, healing garden, staff taking initiatives,

    Author of The Adaptable Feast: Ivy Manning (23:57)

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    First Aired - 05/17/2012 04:30PM
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    On this week's Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn "Flash" Fleming and Andrew Newman are talking about student debt and alternatives to traditional four-year schools. Hear about a new project out of Stanford University called Coursera which offers online courses from reputable professors- with no tuition! Flash and Andrew discuss the pros and cons of this new schooling system. Other topics include the cost of weddings, and the trendiness of same-sex marriage. Later, we've got a Number Nuts- "Where in the world can you get a job?" This episode has been brought to you by Tekserve.

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