How one state cut health-care costs after a nasty fight

Main Topic: The podcast episode covers various news stories, but the main topic can be summarized as three distinct segments:

1. The struggle to identify tens of thousands of migrants who died at sea while attempting to cross into Europe.
2. The success of employers in Indiana in reducing healthcare costs through legislation.
3. The Vermont town of Pomfret's decision to limit tourist access to a picturesque farm due to overcrowding and disruption.

Key Points:

1. At least 28,000 migrants are missing and presumed dead in the Mediterranean Sea, with only 13% of bodies recovered by European authorities.
2. Experts and families of missing migrants face "ambiguous loss," a condition linked to depression and medical health conditions.
3. European governments lack coordination and funding for migrant death identification efforts due to prioritizing stopping migration.
4. Employers in Indiana successfully lobbied for legislation to reduce healthcare costs by blocking facility fees and requiring hospitals to submit pricing data.
5. The Indiana experience has inspired employer groups nationwide to push for similar legislation.
6. The Vermont town of Pomfret is limiting tourist access to Sleepy Hollow Farm due to overcrowding and disruption caused by influencer tourists.