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Action On PainMPaCT: The Pain Scale Reinvented by Patients with Linda Wilhelm and Delane LinkiewichIn this episode of Action on Pain, Jennifer, Keith, and Virginia speak with guests Linda Wilhelm and Delane Linkiewich about a newly developed tool called "My Pain Assessment and Communication Tool: MPaCT". Created collaboratively by people living with chronic pain, the tool moves beyond the traditional 0-to-10 pain scale to capture the full physical, emotional, and social impact of pain. Featuring a body map, descriptive pain language, and open-text fields, MPaCT aims to improve communication between patients and healthcare providers, ultimately supporting more personalized, patient-centred chronic pain care across Canada and beyond.–Links for this ep...
2026-04-2826 minAction On PainBiopsychosocial Innovation: CAPM’s Role in Pain Care with Dr. Lydia HatcherIn this week's episode, Jennifer, Keith, and Virginia welcome Dr. Lydia Hatcher, a family physician, pain management specialist, and president of the Canadian Academy of Pain Management (CAPM). Dr. Hatcher discusses the Academy's 30-year mission of educating clinicians and patients using a biopsychosocial approach—treating the whole person, not just the pain. The conversation highlights the importance of patient voices in medical education, setting realistic functional goals, and moving beyond opioid-focused care. Dr. Hatcher also addresses the significance of pain being recognized as a disease under the ICD-11 classification.–Links for this episode:Foll...
2026-04-2125 minAction On PainIntegrating Patient Voices in Pain Education with Dr. Tim WidemanIn this episode of Action on Pain, the hosts welcome Dr. Timothy Wideman, a physiotherapist and McGill University associate professor, to discuss innovative approaches to pain education in Canada. Guided by Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain, the conversation explores how involving people living with chronic pain in healthcare training improves provider empathy and competency. Dr. Wideman shares his research findings showing that direct patient engagement in education leads to better outcomes for future clinicians. The episode highlights the importance of holistic, patient-centred care and ongoing efforts to enhance pain management nationwide.–Links for this...
2026-04-1425 minAction On PainRepost: Bridging Lived Experience and Chronic Pain Research with Delane LinkiewichThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Delane Linkiewich, a passionate advocate and researcher living with chronic pain. Delane shares her personal journey and discusses her work developing peer support programs for youth with chronic pain. The conversation highlights the importance of integrating patient voices into research and care, reflecting Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast community and upcoming events.–Links for this episode:Follow Delane Linkiewich:Research - https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Delane-LinkiewichX - https://x.com...
2026-04-0722 minAction On PainRepost: How Lived Experiences Shaped The Canadian Pain Task Force with Jacques Laliberté and Linda WilhelmThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Jacques Laliberté and Linda Wilhelm, discussing the progress and ongoing challenges of Canada’s Action Plan for Pain. The guests share insights from their work with the Canadian Pain Task Force, highlighting the importance of collaboration, patient-centered care, and equitable access to pain management. The conversation explores the economic impact of chronic pain, the need for greater awareness and education, and the achievements of initiatives like Pain Canada. Listeners are encouraged to stay informed and engaged as Canada continues working toward improved support for those living with chronic pain.–...
2026-03-3130 minAction On PainRepost: Advances in Pain Research with Dr. Mike HildebrandThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Dr. Mike Hildebrand, a leading pain researcher at Carleton University, about innovative approaches to understanding and treating chronic pain in Canada. Dr. Hildebrand discusses his lab’s groundbreaking work with human spinal tissue, collaborative research with patient partners, and creative animal models. The episode highlights the importance of mentorship, community, and interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing pain science, while emphasizing the ongoing need for support and knowledge sharing to improve outcomes for those living with chronic pain.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Mike Hildebrand:Ca...
2026-03-2425 minAction On PainRepost: Bridging Science and Patient Experience in Pain Research with Dr. Nader GhasemlouThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Dr. Nader Ghasemlou from Queen’s University about the future of chronic pain research in Canada. Dr. Ghasemlou shares how patient experiences are shaping his lab’s innovative approach, bridging basic science and clinical care. The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration, patient involvement, and increased investment to advance pain management. Listeners gain insight into how research is evolving to better meet the needs of those living with chronic pain.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Nader Ghasemlou:Queen's University - https://dbms.queens...
2026-03-1731 minAction On PainFrom Research to Reality with Dr. Hance Clarke and Dr. Tania Di RennaIn this week's episode of Action on Pain, the hosts sit down with Dr. Hance Clarke and Dr. Tania Di Renna to discuss the Canadian Pain Society’s (CPS) new strategic plan and its alignment with Health Canada’s An Action Plan for Pain in Canada. They highlight CPS’s commitment to improving pain management, advancing research, and fostering education and engagement with people living with pain. The conversation explores CPS’s inclusive approach, measurable goals, and vision for global leadership in pain care. Listeners gain insight into upcoming initiatives, including the 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting, and are encouraged to stay con...
2026-03-1025 minAction On PainA Physiotherapist’s Holistic Approach to Pain with Tori EtheridgeIn this week's episode, Virginia, Jennifer, and Keith speak with physiotherapist Tori Etheridge about advancing chronic pain care in Canada. The discussion explores gaps in pain education, the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, and the development of new core competencies for clinicians. Tori emphasizes patient-centred care and the need for shared knowledge among healthcare professionals. The episode highlights ongoing efforts to reduce stigma, improve teamwork, and involve people with lived experience, offering hope for more compassionate and effective pain management nationwide.–Links for this episode:Follow Tori Etheridge:Canadian Physiotherapy Association: ttps://ph...
2026-03-0325 minAction On PainInside the Pediatric Pain Management Revolution with Dr. Christine ChambersIn today's episode of Action on Pain, Jennifer, Keith, and Virginia welcome Dr. Christine Chambers, a leader in pediatric pain research. Together, they discuss the evolution of children’s pain care in Canada, the creation of the Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) network, and the importance of translating research into real-world solutions. The episode highlights the power of collaboration and knowledge sharing to improve pain management for children and families.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Christine Chambers:Website - https://www.drcchambers.ca/LinkedIn - https://www.link...
2026-02-2424 minAction On PainBuilding Bridges in Pediatric Pain Care with Dr. Jennifer StinsonIn this week's episode of Action on Pain, Jennifer and Keith welcome Dr. Jennifer Stinson, a nurse clinician-scientist and leading pediatric pain expert from SickKids Hospital in Toronto. The discussion highlights innovative tools, digital resources, and educational programs designed to improve equitable access and outcomes for children and youth living with chronic pain in Canada. Dr. Stinson emphasizes the importance of early intervention, patient empowerment, and interdisciplinary collaboration, while addressing challenges such as stigma, diagnostic uncertainty, and long wait times for specialized care.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Jennifer Stinson:Li...
2026-02-1724 minAction On PainImproving Pain Management for Children and Youth in Canada with Dr. Katie BirnieIn this week's episode, Jennifer, Virginia, and Keith welcome Dr. Katie Birnie to discuss advances in equitable pain management for children and youth in Canada. The conversation highlights the importance of early intervention, national standards, and collaborative research. Personal stories underscore the need for better support and awareness. The episode emphasizes the collective progress being made and encourages listeners to stay informed and engaged as Canada works toward more compassionate, effective pain care for all.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Katie Birnie:Partnering for Pain Website - https://partneringforpain.com/...
2026-02-1024 minAction On PainThe Impact of Lived Experience on Pain Care and Advocacy with Jenny LorcaIn this week's episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer and Virginia welcome guest Jenny Lorca, an advocate living with chronic pain. The discussion explores Jenny’s personal journey, the importance of community support, and the value of integrating lived and living experience into research, policy, and education. The episode highlights the power of peer connection, advocacy, and collaboration in improving pain management.–Links for this episode:Follow Jenny Lorca:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-lorca-bsn-0a208679/?originalSubdomain=caChronic Pain Network: https://cpn-rdc.ca/p...
2026-02-0323 minAction On PainHow Pharmacists Influence Pain Management Strategies with Dr. Jaris SwidrovichIn today's episode of Action on Pain, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer welcome Dr. Jaris Swidrovich, an Indigenous pharmacist and advocate, to discuss chronic pain in Canada. Dr. Swidrovich shares insights on the importance of equity, storytelling, and community engagement in pain management, highlighting the role of pharmacists as accessible healthcare partners. The conversation explores the impact of Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain and the power of lived experience in shaping better care.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Jaris Swidrovich:University of Toronto - https://www.phar...
2026-01-2724 minAction On PainPatient Empowerment at TAPMI with Dr. Tania Di RennaIn this episode of Action on Pain, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer speak with Dr. Tania Di Renna, a leading pain medicine expert. Dr. Di Renna discusses innovative, patient-centered approaches to chronic pain care, highlighting the Toronto Academic Pain Medicine Institute (TAMPI) model and the importance of collaboration, education, and equitable access. The conversation explores how data-driven strategies and multidisciplinary teamwork are transforming pain management across Canada.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Tania Di Renna:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tania-di-renna-a980402a5/University of Toronto: ht...
2026-01-2023 minAction On PainEmpowerment, Access, and Equity in Pain Care with Dr. Rachael BosmaIn this episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Virginia, and Jennifer are joined by Dr. Rachael Bosma, a leading pain scientist and advocate. Dr. Bosma explores innovative approaches to chronic pain care in Canada, including patient-centred research, education, and strategies to reduce wait times. She shares insights on bridging research and clinical practice, empowering patients, and advancing equity in pain management. Emphasizing collaboration and accessible resources, this conversation offers insight and practical guidance for anyone living with chronic pain. Guided by the Action Plan for Pain in Canada, the episode highlights meaningful progress in pain care.–...
2026-01-1325 minAction On PainThe Role of Advocacy in Transforming Chronic Pain Treatment with Mary BrachaniecIn this week's episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer, and Virginia welcome retired physiotherapist and long-time pain advocate Mary Brachaniec, who shares her journey living with inflammatory arthritis and in leading national efforts to improve chronic pain care in Canada. Mary discusses her pioneering work in patient engagement, research, and advocacy—especially for seniors and those with dementia. The conversation highlights the impact of collaborative research, new national care standards, and the importance of evidence-based, compassionate pain management, as guided by Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain.–Links for this episode:
2026-01-0628 minAction On PainREPOST: Innovative Interdisciplinary Pain Care in Canada with Gabrielle PagéThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Dr. Gabrielle Pagé.In this week's episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer, and Virginia welcome Dr. Gabrielle Pagé to discuss advances in chronic pain care in Canada. Dr. Pagé shares insights on patient-centered research, the impact of stress on pain, and the importance of interdisciplinary care. The conversation highlights challenges in access, the role of psychological support, and the need to reduce stigma. Listeners gain hope from emerging models of care, virtual options, and the value of patient engagement in shaping a more compassionate, effective pain management system.
2025-12-3034 minAction On PainREPOST: Advances in Interdisciplinary Pain Care with Norm BuckleyJoin us as we revisit our conversation with Dr. Norm Buckley.In this episode, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer chat with Dr. Norm Buckley to discuss the evolution of chronic pain management in Canada. They explore the history, challenges, and advances in pain care, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and coordinated policy. Dr. Buckley shares insights from his career and highlights the need for integrated, patient-centered care. The episode offers hope and practical information for those living with chronic pain, while underscoring ongoing efforts to improve access and outcomes across the country.–Links fo...
2025-12-2345 minAction On PainREPOST: The Role of Community in Chronic Pain Advocacy with Lynn CooperThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Lynn Cooper.In this episode of Action On Pain, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer speak with Lynn Cooper, a leading pain advocate with over 25 years of experience. Lynn shares her journey from living with persistent pain after a workplace injury to championing the inclusion of lived experience in pain research, policy, and education. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration, education, and ongoing advocacy in improving pain management across Canada, guided by Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain. Listeners are encouraged to stay informed and involved in the movement for...
2025-12-1634 minAction On PainREPOST: Behind the Scenes of Canada’s Action Plan for Pain with Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona CampbellThis week, we are revisiting our conversation with Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona Campbell.In this episode, we speak with Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona Campbell, co-chairs of the Canadian Pain Task Force. Together, we discuss the origins and impact of Canada’s Action Plan for Pain, highlighting the challenges, breakthroughs, and collaborative efforts that shaped national pain management policy. Gain insight into the importance of lived experience, government support, and community engagement in advancing care for Canadians living with chronic pain. This episode underscores ongoing progress in pain advocacy and policy.--Lin...
2025-12-0942 minAction On PainBreaking Barriers in Rural Pain Management with Julie SullivanIn this week's episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Virginia and Jennifer spotlight innovative efforts to improve chronic pain care in Newfoundland and Labrador. Guest Julie Sullivan, the Director of the Strategic Health Network for Complex Pain discusses the province’s new hub and spoke model, designed to bring pain services closer to rural communities and reduce barriers to care. The conversation highlights the importance of patient involvement, cross-provincial collaboration, and data-driven approaches. Listeners gain insight into how Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain is shaping better, more accessible pain management across Canada, offering hope and practical solutions for...
2025-12-0225 minAction On PainEnhancing Pain Education Through Lived Experience with Lesley SingerIn this episode, Keith and Virginia sit down with physiotherapist, educator, researcher, and lived-experience advocate Lesley Singer. Lesley shares how some outdated beliefs about work-related injuries shaped her early career until her own journey with chronic neuropathic pain transformed everything. Together, they explore some of the challenges within physiotherapy education, some misconceptions that may still exisit, and the powerful impact of bringing real patient stories directly into the classroom. This conversation shines a light on how meaningful change happens: one perspective, one conversation, and one future clinician at a time.--Links for this episode:
2025-11-2521 minAction On PainThe Role of Education in Chronic Pain Care with Dr. Andrea FurlanIn this week's episode, Keith, Virginia and Jennifer speak with Dr. Andrea Furlan, a leading physician scientist and educator in chronic pain management. Dr. Furlan discusses her work developing clinical guidelines, supporting clinicians through Project ECHO, and creating accessible educational resources for people living with pain. The conversation highlights the importance of patient-centred care, knowledge sharing, and innovative approaches to education. The episode closes with heartfelt appreciation for Dr. Furlan's contributions and encourages listeners to stay engaged with ongoing efforts to improve chronic pain care in Canada,.--Links for this episode:
2025-11-1824 minAction On PainBridging Lived Experience and Chronic Pain Research with Delane LinkiewichIn this episode of Action on Pain, Jennifer, Keith and Virginia welcome Delane Linkiewich, a passionate advocate and researcher living with chronic pain. Delane shares her personal journey and discusses her work developing peer support programs for youth with chronic pain. The conversation highlights the importance of integrating patient voices into research and care, reflecting Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast community and upcoming events. The episode closes with gratitude to the Chronic Pain Network for their support and a reminder to consult healthcare professionals for medical advice.–
2025-11-1122 minAction On PainSpecial Episode - National Pain Awareness WeekIn this special episode of Action on Pain, the hosts discuss the significance of National Pain Awareness Week (NPAW). As noted by Health Canada, NPAW is “a time to raise awareness of chronic pain, its impacts, and how implementing An Action Plan for Pain in Canada can improve equitable access to timely and evidence-based care and support for all people with pain.” Jennifer, Keith, and Virginia discuss what NPAW means to them, not only as pain advocates but as three of the over eight million Canadians who live with persistent pain.–Links for this e...
2025-11-0422 minAction On PainBehind the Report: How Lived Experiences Shaped The Canadian Pain Task Force with Jacques Laliberté and Linda WilhelmIn this episode of Action on Pain, Jennifer, Keith and Virginia chat with Jacques Laliberté and Linda Wilhelm to discuss the progress and ongoing challenges of Canada’s Action Plan for Pain. The guests share insights from their work with the Canadian Pain Task Force, highlighting the importance of collaboration, patient-centered care, and equitable access to pain management. The conversation explores the economic impact of chronic pain, the need for greater awareness and education, and the achievements of initiatives like Pain Canada. Listeners are encouraged to stay informed and engaged as Canada continues working toward improved support for those liv...
2025-10-2830 minAction On PainAdvances in Pain Research with Dr. Mike HildebrandIn this episode of Action on Pain, Keith and Jennifer speak with Dr. Mike Hildebrand, a leading pain researcher at Carleton University, about innovative approaches to understanding and treating chronic pain in Canada. Dr. Hildebrand discusses his lab’s groundbreaking work with human spinal tissue, collaborative research with patient partners, and creative animal models. The episode highlights the importance of mentorship, community, and interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing pain science, while emphasizing the ongoing need for support and knowledge sharing to improve outcomes for those living with chronic pain.–Links for this episode:
2025-10-2125 minAction On PainBridging Science and Patient Experience in Pain Research with Dr. Nader GhasemlouIn this episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer, and Virginia speak with Dr. Nader Ghasemlou from Queen’s University about the future of chronic pain research in Canada. Dr. Ghasemlou shares how patient experiences are shaping his lab’s innovative approach, bridging basic science and clinical care. The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration, patient involvement, and increased investment to advance pain management. Listeners gain insight into how research is evolving to better meet the needs of those living with chronic pain.–Links for this episode:Follow Dr. Nader Ghasem...
2025-10-1431 minAction On PainInnovative Interdisciplinary Pain Care in Canada with Gabrielle PagéIn this week's episode of Action on Pain, Keith, Jennifer, and Virginia welcome Dr. Gabrielle Pagé to discuss advances in chronic pain care in Canada. Dr. Pagé shares insights on patient-centered research, the impact of stress on pain, and the importance of interdisciplinary care. The conversation highlights challenges in access, the role of psychological support, and the need to reduce stigma. Listeners gain hope from emerging models of care, virtual options, and the value of patient engagement in shaping a more compassionate, effective pain management system.–Links for this episode:
2025-10-0734 minAction On PainAdvances in Interdisciplinary Pain Care with Norm BuckleyIn this week's episode, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer chat with Dr. Norm Buckley to discuss the evolution of chronic pain management in Canada. They explore the history, challenges, and advances in pain care, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary approaches and coordinated policy. Dr. Buckley shares insights from his career and highlights the need for integrated, patient-centered care. The episode offers hope and practical information for those living with chronic pain, while underscoring ongoing efforts to improve access and outcomes across the country.–Links for this episode:Follow Norm Buckley:...
2025-09-3045 minAction On PainThe Role of Community in Chronic Pain Advocacy with Lynn CooperIn this episode of Action On Pain, Virginia, Keith, and Jennifer speak with Lynn Cooper, a leading pain advocate with over 25 years of experience. Lynn shares her journey from living with persistent pain after a workplace injury to championing the inclusion of lived experience in pain research, policy, and education. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration, education, and ongoing advocacy in improving pain management across Canada, guided by Health Canada’s Action Plan for Pain. Listeners are encouraged to stay informed and involved in the movement for better pain care.--Follow Lynn Cooper:...
2025-09-2332 min
The Modern Pain Podcast“We Believe You”: The Moment That Changed Chronic Pain CareWhat happens when “fix me” fails—and you still hurt every day?Keith Meldrum shares how validation and willingness replaced a decades-long fight with pain to rebuild a meaningful life.What you’ll learn • Why pain is always biological—but rarely only biomedical • How stigma, dismissal, and “it’s in your head” worsen outcomes • The pivotal power of “We believe you” in the clinic • Practical reframes: from fighting pain to willingness and pacing • Stress–pain loops: noticing, de-escalating, and regaining control • Navigating procedures (nerve blocks, neuromodulation consults) without chasing magic bullets • Protecting relationships...
2025-09-2140 minAction On PainBehind the Scenes of Canada’s Action Plan for Pain with Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona CampbellIn today's episode, we speak with Maria Hudspith and Dr. Fiona Campbell, co-chairs of the Canadian Pain Task Force. Together, we discuss the origins and impact of Canada’s Action Plan for Pain, highlighting the challenges, breakthroughs, and collaborative efforts that shaped national pain management policy. Gain insight into the importance of lived experience, government support, and community engagement in advancing care for Canadians living with chronic pain. This episode underscores ongoing progress in pain advocacy and policy.–Links for this episode:Follow Maria Huds...
2025-09-1642 minAction On PainWelcome to Action On PainIn the inaugural episode of Action On Pain, we introduce you to a new podcast dedicated to chronic pain in Canada, guided by the Canadian Action Plan for Pain. As your co-hosts—Jennifer, Keith, and Virginia—we share our personal connections to pain and our mission to raise awareness, share real stories, and highlight national efforts in pain management. We invite you to join our podcast community, learn from experts including those with lived experience, and help drive meaningful change. Sponsored by the Chronic Pain Network, our podcast aims to inspire hope and action for all those affected by chro...
2025-09-0911 minAction On PainAction On Pain - Official TrailerThe Action on Pain podcast is to raise awareness on Health Canada’s "An Action Plan for Pain in Canada" and the status of the six goals as tracked by Pain Canada. The Action Plan’s “six goals represent a national consensus, echoing international agreement, on the key areas for action that will transform how pain is understood and treated.”Pain Canada was created in response to Health Canada’s 2021 report: An Action Plan for Pain in Canada. Among many other recommendations, the Action Plan called for national mechanisms to improve coordination, create community capacity, develop and disseminat...
2025-09-0201 min
What’s Up Brighton"Oh My Brighton!" w/ Keith Karp | What's Up Brighton | Episode 26This week's episode of "What's Up Brighton" is totally sweet! That's because the gang sits down with Keith Karp, Founder and Owner of Oh My Lolli in Downtown Brighton. Keith talks about what it's like to open a candy shop and how they use top-tier ingredients. He and the guys also spend some time talking about the "Taste of Brighton" festival, as well as how they can improve festivals in the future. Tune in for a great show!
:50 - Meet Keith Karp!
2:00 - Taste of Brighton
14:04 - Thanks to our sponsor, The Oxford Center (theoxfordcenter...
2024-08-1635 min
IASP Pain Research Forum PodcastsThe Impact of Patient Voices in Pain Research: A Conversation with Keith Meldrum Editor's note: During the 2023 North American Pain School (NAPS), five pain researchers participated in the PRF-NAPS 2023 Correspondents program. As we prepare to hear from our 2024 NAPS Correspondents, we're taking a look back at some highlights of NAPS 2023 and some of the people who made them possible. In this episode of the IASP-PRF Podcast, PRF correspondent Taylor Yeater spoke with Keith Meldrum – a dedicated pain advocate and one of two patient partners invited to attend NAPS 2023. In their wide-ranging conversation, Keith discussed living with persistent pain for over 30 years, his extensive advocacy efforts for people living with pain, and the spe...
2024-07-2625 min
SickboyThe Car Accident That Changed My Life Forever - The Psychosocial Impact of Persistent PainThis week the fellas are treated to one of the most interesting conversations they’ve had all year. Keith Meldrum has lived with persistent neuropathic pain for over 36 years following a near-fatal car accident in 1986 - don’t drive sleepy, kids. At 20 years old he was told that his pain was “all in his head” by a family physician. For nearly 20 years after that, he fought his pain while trying to find someone or something to "fix it". Little did Keith know, what he truly needed was for someone to validate the pain he was experiencing. Keith breaks down how his pain...
2022-12-1958 min
SickboyThe Car Accident That Changed My Life Forever - The Psychosocial Impact of Persistent PainThis week the fellas are treated to one of the most interesting conversations they’ve had all year. Keith Meldrum has lived with persistent neuropathic pain for over 36 years following a near-fatal car accident in 1986 - don’t drive sleepy, kids. At 20 years old he was told that his pain was “all in his head” by a family physician. For nearly 20 years after that, he fought his pain while trying to find someone or something to "fix it". Little did Keith know, what he truly needed was for someone to validate the pain he was experiencing. Keith breaks down how his pain...
2022-12-1957 min
The Becoming Ourselves PodcastThe Power of Compassion with Keith FariaA couple of weeks ago had interviewed Glori Meldrum on the podcast. Glori is the founder of little warriors. She is a survivor of childhood sexual assault. And this has been a cause that's been so close to my heart for a long time. It's an absolute epidemic. So as we're leaning into this conversation, it was important to me to bring in a male voice. I've been chatting with my friend Keith Faria. Keith is a spokesperson for little warriors and an ambassador for them. He's also a speaker on men's health and mental health, and the effects of...
2021-04-0854 min
Pain ToolkitTool #12 Keeping it up and being resilientIn this podcast Pete talks about how he learnt about the term resilience from he’s good friend and brother Keith Meldrum
2020-12-0504 min
deepredradioHaus der TodsündenTod und Religion. Benedikt bespricht Pete Walkers "Haus der Todsünden".
Story: Die leichtlebige Jenny trifft zufällig ihren alten Freund Bernard, der zum Katholizismus übergetreten und als Vikar tätig ist. Tatsächlich scheint sie ihn bald zu brauchen, denn ihr Freund Terry zieht nach einem Streit aus der gemeinsamen Wohnung aus. Doch als sie daraufhin Bernard in dessen Kirche aufsuchen will, gerät sie an den sonderbaren Pater Xavier Meldrum, der sich während der Beichte speziell an ihrem Liebesleben interessiert zeigt. Nachdem sie ihm zu allem Überfluss ihre Abtreibung gebeichtet hat, wird Jenny den aufdringlichen Pater gar nich...
2019-05-2606 mindeepredradioHaus der TodsündenTod und Religion. Benedikt bespricht Pete Walkers "Haus der Todsünden".
Story: Die leichtlebige Jenny trifft zufällig ihren alten Freund Bernard, der zum Katholizismus übergetreten und als Vikar tätig ist. Tatsächlich scheint sie ihn bald zu brauchen, denn ihr Freund Terry zieht nach einem Streit aus der gemeinsamen Wohnung aus. Doch als sie daraufhin Bernard in dessen Kirche aufsuchen will, gerät sie an den sonderbaren Pater Xavier Meldrum, der sich während der Beichte speziell an ihrem Liebesleben interessiert zeigt. Nachdem sie ihm zu allem Überfluss ihre Abtreibung gebeichtet hat, wird Jenny den aufdringlichen Pater gar nich...
2019-05-2606 min
Strong Language & Violent Scenes Podcast24: House of Mortal Sin (w/ Rob Nevitt)Episode 24 sees Andy and Mitch joined by filmmaker and director/lead programmer of Sheffield's Celluloid Screams Horror Film Festival (see Bonusode 2), Rob Nevitt.
His chosen film? House of Mortal Sin!
Directed by legendary British filmmaker Pete Walker, 1976's House of Mortal Sin is Walker thumbing his nose at the Catholic church with a story that is equal parts horrifying, bleak, prescient and timely. The film stars Susan Penhaligon, Anthony Sharp, Norman Eshley, Stephanie Beacham, Sheila Keith and Andrew Sachs.
The synopsis is as follows:
Jenny visits the local Catholic churc...
2018-10-1200 min
Strong Language & Violent Scenes Podcast24: House of Mortal Sin (w/ Rob Nevitt)Episode 24 sees Andy and Mitch joined by filmmaker and director/lead programmer of Sheffield's Celluloid Screams Horror Film Festival (see Bonusode 2), Rob Nevitt.
His chosen film? House of Mortal Sin!
Directed by legendary British filmmaker Pete Walker, 1976's House of Mortal Sin is Walker thumbing his nose at the Catholic church with a story that is equal parts horrifying, bleak, prescient and timely. The film stars Susan Penhaligon, Anthony Sharp, Norman Eshley, Stephanie Beacham, Sheila Keith and Andrew Sachs.
The synopsis is as follows:
Jenny visits the local Catholic churc...
2018-10-121h 17
The Modern Pain PodcastModern Pain Podcast - Episode 3 - Patient Story of Keith MeldrumJoletta and Mark interview Keith Meldrum, a fire chief, in British Columbia Canada. Listen to Keith's powerful message to clinicians and hear his journey from a severe injury and the difficulties he faced until an encounter with a clinician who simply said, "I believe you" changed the course of his recovery.*********************************************************************📸 - Follow us on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/modernpaincare/🐦 - Follow us on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/modernpaincare/🎙️ - Listen to our Podcast - https://www.modernpaincare.com____________________________________Modern Pain Care is a company dedicated to spreading e...
2018-05-3056 min