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Episodes: 57
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.5/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
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Location: Canada
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Brian Goldman - Trusted ER doctor Brian Goldman hosts conversations with patients, families, and colleagues about what is and isn't working in Canadian healthcare, sharing honest and surprising stories. Episodes r...
Dr. Michael Kleins - Birth Care Priorities; Challenging Routine Episiotomies; Impact Of His Research On Maternity Care Shifts
Dr. Mark Lysyshyn - Public-health Preparations For Major Events (fifa World Cup), Including Wastewater Surveillance And Health-risk Mitigation
Dr. Michelle Murti - Wastewater Surveillance And Food Safety Inspections; Sexual Health Outreach; Public-health Planning For Major Events (fifa World Cup)
Carol Ann McDevitt - Travel Insurance Lessons And Health/policy Considerations After An Accident While Traveling
How post-traumatic stress led one paramedic to a new mission
July 03, 2026
Miles Randell says years of working as a Vancouver paramedic led to post-traumatic stress that left him “unemployable.” When the help he needed wasn’t there, he created TEAAM (Technical Evacuation Advanced Aero Medical), a non-profit that deploys helicopters to provide advanced life support in some of the most rugged locations in B.C.’s wilderness. But TEAAM is also a workplace where health-care workers are encouraged to care for their mental health - a story that we’re proud to re-air as the...
Fighting for better births
June 26, 2026
What if birth care put women and babies first? Dr. Michael Klein’s guiding question came from the Ethiopian midwives who let him “catch” his first babies during a gap year in med school. It would go on to shape his lauded career in pediatrics and family medicine—and challenge medical dogmas like routine episiotomies. His research helped show the once-common procedure often did more harm than good, helping drive a major shift in maternity care. On the occasion of his death on June 10, 2026, we...
Condoms and wastewater testing: How public health is handling FIFA World Cup
June 19, 2026
As Toronto and Vancouver play host to the international soccer tournament, public health officials have been preparing for the influx of people and any health risks that come with it. From wastewater surveillance and food safety inspections to sexual health outreach, Dr. Michelle Murti of Toronto Public Health and Dr. Mark Lysyshyn of Vancouver Coastal Health discuss the work happening behind-the-scenes for the games.
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