PrevenTable

PrevenTable

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PrevenTable episodes

  • Getting In Sync
    Alicia and Courtney, the dynamic community engagement duo, are back with more tips and tricks. They highlight some accomplishments of PreventEd's newly-formed Community Advisory Board, including widespread installation of 100 Naloxboxes in the St. Louis Region!
    22 min
  • Family Recipes
    What the heck does "Community Engagement" really mean? And how do you do it? Alicia Smith and Courtney Hinton provide a behind-the-scenes look at PreventEd's newest department, Community Engagement. It's a little art, a little science, and a lot of relationship-building and connecting the dots.
    23 min
  • A Seat at the Table
    Lily Geiger stops by the PrevenTable to discuss Figlia, the alcohol-free aperitif she created, and the inspiration behind it. It's a tribute to the power of family - the given and the chosen. And an opportunity for honest conversations: serving the good stuff while talking about the hard stuff
    24 min
  • Life After Sport
    What do you do when you can't do what you've always done? Alexis Thurston details how she pushed forward after a life-altering car accident dashed her college rugby career and found new purpose through motherhood, recovery, exercise, and forest bathing (what the heck is that?).
    21 min
  • The Future of Hospitality is Inclusivity
    Founder of Zero Proof Nation, Laura Silverman, describes how she elevates non-alcoholic options and connects people across the sobriety spectrum and across the country. Laura is a booze-free babe in many realms: "soberoke" (sober karaoke), roller derby, and Canva. Check out her new podcast, By Volume!
    25 min
  • Tuna Sandwiches
    Dave Kuntz from R3 Development talks all things "building" in East St. Louis: Jobs. Community. Housing. Joy. Sense of Self. Assets. He discusses how to affirm dignity and build trust while pushing against the "white savior" mentality. And how.
    29 min
  • The Power of Peers
    Colton Baker describes his role as the Lead Recovery Coach in the EPICC Outreach Project and details how the project works to connect people with resources and peer support after an overdose. He describes the project's success (e.g. high engagement rate, low response time, coordinated response) in keeping people out of the hospital system and making treatment truly accessible.
    27 min
  • Do You Have Any Questions for the Pharmacist?
    Dr. Hedva Barenholtz-Levy explains her role as a geriatric specialist pharmacist and the complexities that accompany working with older adults. Listen as she describes the risks that alcohol, cannabis, and opioids can pose to seniors and as she urges consumers to become an active part of their healthcare team.
    30 min
  • The First Ladies
    Geraldine and Belinda of the First Ladies' Network discuss high infant mortality rates in St. Louis' Black community and what they are doing about it. These First Ladies of the church engage in peer-led discussions with prenatal and postpartum moms to support their mental health and provide needed services.
    24 min
  • Music Heals
    Singer-songwriter and St. Louis darling, Erin Bode, stops by to talk about growing up a pastor's daughter and how music can be used as a powerful therapeutic (and preventative!) tool. Her latest project, Your Song For Always, allows people to "speak" through song when words sometime fail us.
    30 min

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Pull up a seat at the PrevenTable and listen to candid conversations about the intersection of alcohol, drugs, and mental health on everyday lives. It's not all sob stories, but it is raw. We share…