Allie sits down with Toyin Ajayi, the cofounder and CEO of Cityblock Health. Cityblock is at the center of some of the most complex business and political challenges in the U.S. right now; the health care company serves Medicaid and low-income Medicare beneficiaries, especially in urban communities—which are expected to be the hardest hit by cuts to Medicaid. Plus Cityblock is one of very few unicorn startups founded and led by a Black woman.

“Health care is not working for anyone in the system,” Ajayi says. Patients, doctors, payers—no one is happy.

You can listen to their conversation to learn more about why—and how to fix it—on platforms like Spotify. Or watch via YouTube below!

Emma Hinchliffe
emma.hinchliffe@fortune.com

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PARTING WORDS

"The reason why I keep working with female directors is because they want the full story."

— Hamnet actor Jessie Buckley on why she works with female directors—even though she hasn't made it a conscious priority