Walking Radio Podcast
Walking Radio Podcast
Podcast Description
Stories from the frontlines, in motion. Told on their own terms.
This is a space where lived experience takes center stage, where stories are shared on their own terms, and where conversation happens in motion — sometimes literally, walking and talking.
Walking Radio is a non-commercial project. There are no ads, no sponsors, and no monetization—just voices, stories, and real presence.
Theme music by Konten_kreator courtesy of Pixaby. walkingradio.substack.com
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast highlights themes of lived experiences, community health, and social justice, focusing on issues such as healthcare accessibility, substance use, and the impact of policy on marginalized communities. Episode examples include discussions with healthcare professionals addressing the toxic drug supply crisis and personal narratives from individuals utilizing supervised consumption services, illustrating broader societal challenges.
Radio that listens and stories that move.
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Walking Radio is non-commercial, non-monetized and is fueled by the stories that are too often ignored.
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CONTENT WARNING: Walking Radio explores complex topics in a forthright, consent-based, strengths-focused, trauma-informed and sometimes unexpectedly lighthearted manner. These topics include but are not limited to: substance use, death, violence, disability, mental health and mental illness, suicide, homelessness, sexual assault, stigma, grief, loss, oppression, discrimination, HIV/AIDS, trauma, government neglect, institutional failure, incarceration, and political abandonment. Listener discretion is advised.
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Theme music by Konten_kreator courtesy of Pixaby.
“Can’t we all just be one again? Be a community?”
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In today’s episode, we spill the tea with my old friend Rye at his kitchen table in Kingston, Ontario, as we lace up for a multi-day walking adventure through the city. We start by reminiscing about mid-90s and early-2000s gay Kingston, clearing a path for the rockier limestone trails ahead.
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CONTENT WARNING: Walking Radio explores complex topics in a forthright, strengths-focused, trauma-informed and sometimes unexpectedly lighthearted manner. These topics include but are not limited to: substance use, death, violence, disability, mental health and mental illness, suicide, homelessness, sexual assault, stigma, grief, loss, oppression, discrimination, HIV, trauma, government neglect, institutional failure, incarceration, and political abandonment. Listener discretion is strongly advised.
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