IGE Talks: Healthcare

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Here is the latest "IGE Talks," a monthly cable access show hosted by the Institute for Global Education (IGE) and aired on Grand Rapids' public access television. As part of our ongoing efforts to support independent and do-it-yourself media here in West Michigan, we will be posting these shows each month. In this episode, "IGE Talks" addresses healthcare:

The topic for the next show is "babies having babies." It will be taped on March 6 at 7:00pm at the IGE office. IGE is located at 1118 Wealthy Street SE. The public is welcome to participate in the discussion.

IGE Talks is also conducting an online survey in which it is soliciting comments and input about the show.

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