In this bold and no-nonsense episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, Dr. Nathan Chomilo delivers truth with clarity, compassion, and courage. Joined by panelists Ms. B and Ms. Jewri, host Abe Kamara leads a deep and thought-provoking conversation on the role of Medicaid, the power of public policy, and the human side of healthcare.
Dr. Chomilo opens up about what inspired his journey into medicine and policy—including the tragic killing of Philando Castile—and why social determinants of health are not optional, but essential. He unpacks how proposed Medicaid cuts could ripple across communities, affecting everyone, not just recipients, and challenges us to confront the ways capitalism has shaped access to care.
Born in Minnesota to immigrant parents from Cameroon, Dr. Chomilo brings both professional insight and personal authenticity—closing with a powerful reminder to see the humanity in every person and never look down on others.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone who cares about justice, equity, and the future of healthcare in America.
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