Me, On Morning Edition, This Friday

David Welna will be reporting on antitrust and health insurer market power on NPR’s Morning Edition tomorrow (Friday 10/23). I just completed an interview for his piece. I suppose there is no guarantee he’ll air my voice but it is possible. Either way it is likely to be worth listening to. So tune in. And keep watching here for more on this issue. Posts are in the works.

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