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The Schilling Show 6/20/17 Hour1: Dr. Alieta Eck and Jessie Bryant

Former Congressional candidate and healthcare advocate, Dr. Alieta Eck MD calls in to inform us on AMA Considering Healthcare as a Right, AMA Resolution 007, understanding a right, and The Medicare and Medicaid problem.

Senior Firefighter/EMT and Volunteer of East Rivanna Fire Company: Open House, Jessie Bryant joins us in studio to share getting involved with firefighting, details about the job, and understanding the volunteer system.

All on hour one of The Schilling Show!

https://soundcloud.com/1070wina/ss-62117-hour1

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