Show Me State of Mind: A Journey Through Behavioral Health

por Brent McGinty

Temporada 1

Leadership, Integration & the Future of Behavioral Health — A Conversation with Linda Rosenberg

Brent McGinty interviews Linda Rosenberg about her journey from direct clinical work to leading the National Council, the creation and growth of CCBHCs, and the national push for integration, Mental Health First Aid, and better treatment parity. The episode highlights partnerships with Missouri leaders, the role of policy and technology in care delivery, and practical advice for providers navigating funding, Medicaid, and evolving clinical and administrative tools.

T1 · E17

4 may 2026

49:42

Capital City Race: Honoring a Friend, Fighting Stigma, Building Community

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In this episode, Matt Chinn shares his candid journey from addiction and a life-changing moment in jail to sobriety, running, and advocacy. He describes the 20-mile-a-day February challenge that raised funds for his friend Jared Palmer’s treatment and how that effort grew into the annual Capital City Race to promote mental health awareness and recovery support. Matt explains how running helped silence the “noise” of addiction, the importance of community and grace, and how the race supports local treatment courts, Valley Hope, and families affected by substance use and suicide. Learn about the event (5K/10K/half marathon) held at the Missouri Capitol and how listeners can get involved.

T1 · E16

20 abr 2026

53:22

From Emergency Psychiatry to System Reform: Dr. Joe Parks’ Journey

Brent McGinty interviews Dr. Joe Parks about his journey from emergency psychiatry and state hospital work to leadership roles at the Missouri Department of Mental Health, Missouri Medicaid, and the National Council for Mental Well-Being. The episode highlights major reforms, tobacco-free hospitals, integrated care grants, Health Home and CCBHC initiatives, data-driven population health, and the power of cross-sector partnerships and leadership to change systems.

T1 · E15

16 mar 2026

48:26

The Work Behind the Work: Dorn Shuffman & Rachelle Glavin on Health Homes, Data, and Doing It Right

In this episode, Brent sits down with Dorn Shuffman to revisit the people, decisions, and pressures that shaped the last two decades of mental health policy in Missouri. Dorn shares stories from the early days of state government, the importance of the Missouri Mental Health Commission, and the challenges of navigating political and budget headwinds while keeping the focus on Missourians served. Then Rachelle Glavin joins the conversation to highlight the behind-the-scenes work that built Health Homes: transitioning nurse liaisons, learning hard lessons about workload and data integrity, and evolving from Excel files to integrated reporting. The result is a candid look at how Missouri turned big ideas into real-world systems change.

T1 · E14

17 feb 2026

59:07

From Capitol Hill to CCBHCs - Inside National Mental Health Policy with Reyna Taylor

Host Brent McGinty interviews Reyna Taylor, Vice President of Public Policy & Advocacy for the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, about her Capitol Hill roots and the Council’s national work expanding CCBHCs, responding to the pandemic, and advancing substance use and workforce policy. The conversation highlights telehealth gains, advocacy wins such as the establishment of 988 and the expansion of CCBHCs, lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the urgent need for continued data-driven, bipartisan advocacy to sustain community behavioral health services.

T1 · E13

5 ene 2026

45:32

From Vault Keeper to Senate Insider: Marty Drewel’s Journey through the Missouri Senate

In this episode of Show Me State of Mind, we sit down with Marty Drewel, longtime Director of the Missouri Senate Appropriations Staff and now Sergeant at Arms for the Missouri Senate. A mentor and leader, Marty, shares stories from his decade of service, from his early days working in the state to navigating tough budget years with legendary senators like John Russell and Wayne Goode. We reminisce about late-night budget hearings, the grueling but rewarding work of the appropriations process, and the camaraderie that made those long hours worthwhile. Additionally, Marty provides an insider's look at Senate traditions, the role of a doorman, and what it truly takes to become a Sergeant at Arms. Join us for a conversation filled with history, humor, and heartfelt reflections on public service in the state of Missouri.

T1 · E12

8 dic 2025

50:27

From Budgets to Breakthroughs: Vicki’s Impact on Missouri Behavioral Health

Join the Show Me, State of Mind podcast for a conversation with Vicki Schollmeyer, retired Deputy Director of Administration for the Division of Behavioral Health. Vicki reflects on her career in state fiscal work, the challenges of COVID-19, major system changes like CCBHCs and sole-source contracts, and the teamwork behind transforming Missouri’s behavioral health funding and training systems. Hosts Brent and Chelsea highlight Vicki’s leadership, fiscal innovations, and the vital role finance plays in supporting services across the state as she prepares for retirement

T1 · E11

14 nov 2025

51:19

Policy, Partnerships and Pandemic Response: Building a Better Mental Health System

Host Brent McGinty talks with Kyle Kessler, Executive Director of the Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas, about his career path, the work of community mental health centers, and how state budgeting and policy shape behavioral health services. The episode covers key themes, including CCBHC implementation, creative funding solutions, regional collaboration between Kansas and Missouri, pandemic response, conference-driven knowledge sharing, and the ongoing push to expand access to care through Medicaid and other reforms.

T1 · E10

22 oct 2025

58:05

Unraveling Trauma with Marsha Morgan: A Legacy of Behavioral Health Advocacy

In this episode of the "Show Me State of Mind" podcast, host Brent McGinty sits down with Marsha Morgan, a pivotal figure in Missouri's behavioral health landscape. Brent and Marsha kick off by reminiscing about their long-standing relationship and Marsha's impressive career spanning over four decades, emphasizing her leadership and influence in trauma-informed care. Marsha shares her journey from her beginnings in the behavioral health system, highlighting her roles from activity aid to chair of the Missouri Behavioral Health Council. The conversation delves into the responsibility of reshaping Missouri's approach to mental health through trauma-informed principles and how these changes influence not only individuals but also policies and physical spaces in mental health facilities. Listeners will gain insight into the development and application of the "Missouri Model," which led to the formation of the Trauma-Informed Care Assessment Tool. Marsha discusses the widespread impact of trauma-informed care both within Missouri and beyond, showcasing her current work with resilience builders and various state and national initiatives. This episode is an eye-opener to the ongoing transformation in behavioral health. It emphasizes the importance of addressing trauma to improve mental health outcomes and community well-being.

T1 · E9

29 ago 2025

54:11

A Legacy of Leadership with Mark Miller

In this special episode of Show Me State of Mind Podcast, we’re honored to sit down with a true legend in the field—Mark Miller. With a career spanning the highest levels of Missouri’s Department of Mental Health, leadership at Swope CCBHC, and service as the former Chair of MBHC, Mark has played a pivotal role in shaping behavioral health care across our state. Join us as we dive into Mark’s journey—from his early days in state leadership to his impactful work at Swope. We’ll explore his proudest accomplishments, the evolution of access to care, and how Missouri became a trailblazer in the CCBHC model with the support of leaders like Senator Roy Blunt. Plus, we’ll tackle the challenges of today’s political climate and discuss how to keep the focus on equitable healthcare access. And, of course, we can’t forget Mark’s passion for Mizzou, the Royals, and the Chiefs! Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with wisdom, history, and a call to action for the next generation of behavioral health leaders.

T1 · E8

25 ago 2025

55:43

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