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People First Radio is a weekly one-hour radio broadcast to educate and raise awareness about issues related to health and wellness — with a particular emphasis on topics related to mental illness and ... more
FAQs about People First Radio:How many episodes does People First Radio have?The podcast currently has 374 episodes available.
March 03, 2022Mallory Woods on turning the challenges they faced growing up into a passion for supporting youth mental healthYouth coach and fourth year Vancouver Island University student Mallory Woods speaks about how their own experiences growing up have led to a passion for and career in supporting youth mental health. First Broadcast March 3 2022. ...more20minPlay
February 28, 2022The Aboriginal Housing Management Association’s British Columbia Urban, Rural, and Northern Indigenous Housing StrategyMargaret Pfoh, CEO of the Aboriginal Housing Management Association, speaks about the organization’s recently released urban, rural, and northern Indigenous housing strategy, a first of its kind for BC. First Broadcast February 24th 2022. ...more26minPlay
February 28, 2022Dr. Shannon Dames on Psychedelic Assisted TherapyDr. Shannon Dames, chair of a new psychedelic assisted therapy program set to debut this fall at Vancouver Island University, speaks about the new program, psychedelic therapy in general, as well as results from the ketamine assisted therapy program “Roots To Thrive”. First broadcast February 24 2022....more18minPlay
February 25, 2022Former paramedic Jeff Smith on PTSD and a new non profit to help first respondersJeff Smith speaks about his experience with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and a new non profit called The Detachment Technique. Smith says the treatment helped him and he’s looking to share it with other first responders and military personnel experiencing PTSD. First Broadcast February 24th 2022....more12minPlay
February 22, 2022Author and pain patient Carlyn Zwarenstein on matters of substanceAuthor, journalist, and pain patient Carlyn Zwarenstein speaks about the issues covered in her latest book, “On Opium: Pain, Pleasure, and Other Matters of Substance”. First broadcast February 17 2022...more25minPlay
February 20, 2022Proposals for decriminalization of illicit drug useDr. Neil Boyd, professor of criminology at Simon Fraser University, discusses decriminalization of illicit drug use in a Canadian context. Boyd was one of the authors of a paper in the January 2022 edition of the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry called “Proposals for Decriminalization of Illicit Drug Use: Considering a Combination of déjà-vu, Diversion and […]...more15minPlay
February 17, 2022BC’s Chief Coroner on illicit drug toxicity related deaths in the provinceLisa Lapointe, British Columbia’s Chief Coroner, discusses new statistics on illicit drug toxicity related deaths in the province. First broadcast February 17, 2022...more25minPlay
February 13, 2022Moving from GDP to a well being economyDr Trevor Hancock, retired professor of public health at the University of Victoria, discusses the idea of a well being economy, and calls for GDP to be replaced with indicators that take people’s well being into consideration. First broadcast February 10, 2022....more21minPlay
February 11, 2022Head Impacts in Canadian Varsity FootballDr. Laurie-Ann Corbin-Berrigan, professor in the department of physical activity sciences at the University of Quebec at Trios-Rivieres, speaks about her 2021 exploratory study into head impacts in Canadian Varsity Football. First Broadcast February 10 2022....more25minPlay
February 07, 2022Nanaimo city councillor Erin Hemmens on the city’s role in and efforts towards addressing homelessnessNanaimo city councillor Erin Hemmens speaks about the city’s role in and efforts toward addressing homelessness. First Broadcast February 3rd 2022. ...more25minPlay
FAQs about People First Radio:How many episodes does People First Radio have?The podcast currently has 374 episodes available.