Rosalynn Carter

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, a fierce advocate for better mental health care in the US, is discussed by a friend who shares how Rosalynn's support saved her life during a deep depression. The podcast highlights Rosalynn's multifaceted championing for equal rights, mental health care, and her legacy with the Carter Center.

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter's impact on the mental health conversation, her fight against discrimination, and efforts to secure funding for initiatives. Supreme Court case potential impact on government agencies. Technology's influence on bowling.

Rosalynn Carter, former First Lady, discusses her political influence and social/moral legacy. She redefined the role of First Lady, advocated for mental health, abortion rights, and ending diseases. The podcast also explores Jimmy Carter's political trajectory and the Carters' post-presidency work in eradicating Guinea Worm Disease and anti-poverty initiatives. The speaker reflects on societal transformations and challenges posed by a headline about non-binary performers in the Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter, known for transforming the role of first lady, had a lasting influence post-White House. Topics discussed include her resilience, feminist beliefs, passion for mental health, and humanitarian efforts with the Carter Center. The podcast also reflects on her 75-year marriage and personal legacy.

Rosalynn Carter, former First Lady and mental health reform advocate, dead at 96. Husband Jimmy Carter gives a statement on her death and legacy.