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Calgary Journal Podcasts

The podcast companion to The Calgary Journal, made up of approximately 200 student reporters from year one to four of Mount Royal University's journalism program based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

  1. Effective Change Podcast: Caring for Cancer with Ace Jakeman

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    Effective Change Podcast: Caring for Cancer with Ace Jakeman

    In this episode, Ace Jakeman explores fundraising in Alberta aimed at improving the lives of children with cancer and their families. He speaks to Marlee Higginson, the outreach program coordinator at Kids Cancer Care, and associates Aren Godberson and Madison Tutt. Jakeman also speaks to Gage Sweeney, a first-time participant in a Kids Cancer Care fundraising event that saw participants take to the racetrack. You can read more from Ace Jakeman about a Kids Cancer Care fundraising event called Ride of A Lifetime here: (link to Journal story)

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  2. Effective Change Podcast: Trans Voices with Quinn Curtis

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    Effective Change Podcast: Trans Voices with Quinn Curtis

    In this episode, Quinn Curtis speaks in-depth to two transgender Albertans about what life is like for them in this province. Faust was raised in Fort St. John, in B.C. and now lives in Calgary. April Friesen is president of the Trans Equality Society of Alberta (TESA), whose mission is to be a witness to and a voice for matters concerning trans-Albertans. You can read more from Quinn Curtis on the role misinformation is playing in the lives of transgenered people here: (link to her Journal story)

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  3. Effective Change Podcast: Naloxone with Charlotte Vos

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    Effective Change Podcast: Naloxone with Charlotte Vos

    In this episode, Charlotte Vos talks to Mount Royal University’s Telaina Sewers about training available on campus on how to safely administer the drug naloxone to help prevent opioid overdoses. Naloxone is a drug that only works on opioids. It comes in kits, and are administered with vanish point syringes to ensure safety. The interview includes an exploration of the kits and information on where to find them on campus. MRU students can sign up for training here: https://events.mtroyal.ca/event/733-harm-reduction-naloxone-training

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  4. Effective Change Podcast: The Opioid Crisis with Mia Bare

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    Effective Change Podcast: The Opioid Crisis with Mia Bare

    In this episode, Mia Bare explores the social and structural stigma that surrounds getting help with drug addiction. She interviews a mother who lost her son to Alberta’s opioid poisoning crisis. She also speaks to David Lewry, the executive director and addictions counsellor at Freedom’s Path Recovery Society in Calgary. Albertans are increasingly dying of opioid drug poisoning. In 2016, 554 Albertans lost their lives. In 2023, the number of deaths climbed to 1,411 people within eight months, according to Alberta’s substance use surveillance data.

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  5. A Place Kids Can Feel At Home

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    A Place Kids Can Feel At Home

    This podcast on the Cornerstone Youth Centre discussed on the organization has stood against the odds and employed creative methods to raise funding while keeping the youth as their priority.

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  6. Nursing Podcast

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    Nursing Podcast

    Welcome to the Calgary Journal Podcast. I’m your host Scott Rowan. According to a study by the Canadian Federation of Nurses Union (CFNU), 36 percent of registered nurses screened positive for depression, and 26 percent of registered nurses suffer from anxiety. Clinical burnout, PTSD, and panic disorder are other reported illnesses. Given the stress, burnout, and PTSD, why would anyone want to become a nurse in the modern day? Today I’m here with two second year nursing students at Mount Royal University, Mido Ibrahim and Neha Shake to figure out exactly how they feel about their stress and why they want to be nurses.

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  7. Let's Talk: International Students at MRU

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    Let's Talk: International Students at MRU

    International students, Sid, Terreese and Tom chatted with Let’s Talk hosts Scott Rowan, Halluma Seklani and Noah Wilson about what it’s like to be an international student and being a part of the International Student Support Centre (ISSC) at Mount Royal University (MRU).

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    Solutions Podcast: Food Insecurity

    In this podcast episode, Calgary Journal reporters Marco Palomino, Abby Parker and Ashley Pfeifer, sit down with Gabriella Wong Ken from The Hatch and Meaghon Reid from Vibrant Communities Calgary to explore the small and large scale solutions combatting food insecurity.

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The podcast companion to The Calgary Journal, made up of approximately 200 student reporters from year one to four of Mount Royal University's journalism program based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

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