Lorraine shares her story about discovering her personal faith as a Seventh Day Adventist. Discussing her previous belief in unambiguous morality, her experience at church with her family, and her treatment of others, she takes us on her journey of self-acceptance and the acceptance of others. She resolves her story with a message we can all learn from: you aren't a 'stupid' person if you ask 'stupid' questions

This Wisdom Wednesday is a conversation between friends. Heny tells her story of emotional growth, coming to Canada from the Philippines, and the little moments that have helped build her sense of faith. Emphasizing her thoughts on human connectedness, she takes us along the journey of realizing the importance of helping others and addresses her experience with a "the world's against me" attitude.

Sarah tells us her story about trying to emulate the patience she was welcomed with while learning about diversity. She calls us in to hear about her experience coming out as a queer person married to a trans woman and how, contrary to her expectations, the people around her supported her through this journey.

In this episode, Peer Support volunteer Jessie discusses the importance of empathy, self-honesty, and diversity of belief.

In this episode, Eden interviews Kuljeet, who will be our new host going forward. We learn about Kuljeet's values, her experience volunteering with the FSC, and the importance of giving back.

FSC Peer Supporters Harveen and Jovita talk about the importance of having a community, what listening really means, and how to support others.

UCalgary and FSC volunteer alumni Nima talks about how her journey and practice of Islam helped her develop a passion for community service and how this has led to a fruitful and diverse career in civil justice.

In this podcast, UCalgary student Darren Rea speaks about his spiritual journey, awakening and realizations of love, compassion and the power of presence. Please note that this episode discusses drug use.

Warning: substance use, specifically psychedelics and marijuana discussed. 

In this episode, Fr. Cristino, talks about his journey to priesthood, self-love, and what reconciliation means to him.

Noor, discusses mental health, how their queer identity intersects with their Muslim identity, and how travel can help you expand your worldview. Please note that this episode discusses topics of suicide, sexual assault and self-harm.