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Road To Recovery with Yonah Budd

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  • Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, June 11th, 2022

Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd- Saturday, June 11th, 2022

Sunday 12th June 2022

Yonah Budd and guests discuss youth homelessness, HIV advocacy, and gun violence in this episode of 'Road to Recovery'. Tune in for heartfelt stories and expert insights.
84 minutes
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Road To Recovery with Yonah Budd
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Corus Radio
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Body & Mind
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
Episodes:
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Navigating Life's Challenges: Insights from Experts on Youth Homelessness, HIV, and Gun Violence

We have to be coordinated, we need a central database with accurate data, and they must be willing to share the information that they're getting across the nation.
Life throws many challenges our way, and this episode of 'Road to Recovery with Yonah Budd' tackles some of the most pressing issues head-on. Yonah brings together a diverse group of experts and advocates to shed light on youth homelessness, HIV advocacy, and gun violence, offering a wealth of knowledge and heartfelt stories. First up, Yonah chats with Dr. Sean Kidd, Chief of Psychology at Toronto’s Centre for Addiction & Mental Health.
They dive into the incredible work being done at a Toronto shelter that helps teens stay in school despite facing homelessness. It's a conversation that highlights both the struggles and the triumphs of these young individuals. Next, we hear from Allan Carpenter, a long-term survivor who advocates for those living with HIV. Allan shares his personal journey and the impactful work of Casey House, a pioneering care facility for people living with HIV/AIDS.
His story is one of resilience and hope, providing valuable insights into the ongoing fight against HIV stigma. The episode also features Larry Gifford, National Director of Talk Radio for Corus Entertainment and Co-Founder of PD Avengers. Larry discusses his advocacy work for Parkinson's disease, adding another layer of depth to the conversation about health and community support. In the second hour, Yonah has an in-depth discussion with Louis March, Founder of the Zero Gun Violence Movement.
They explore recent gun incidents in Toronto and broader issues affecting communities in the United States. Louis's passionate advocacy offers a sobering look at the realities of gun violence and the urgent need for change. With each guest bringing their unique perspective and expertise, this episode is packed with valuable information and emotional stories that resonate deeply. Whether you're interested in mental health, social justice, or simply looking for inspiration, you'll find something meaningful here.