| Audio from a January 21 forum at UBC on the global health implications of Islamophobia.

| Members of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users (VANDU) co-host this episode exploring the health impacts of stigma, criminalization and poverty on people who use illicit drugs.

| A conversation about how to build egalitarian and healthy relationships between men and women as we work to break down patriarchy.

| This week we discuss the commodification of infant feeding and the politics of breastfeeding in Canada.

| A close look at the Alliance for People's Health Smile with Dignity Campaign, featuring interviews with members of VANDU, Bruce Wallace, Martha Roberts and Melanie Roberts.

| People's Health Radio collective members and contributors debate the health impacts of meat-eating versus vegetarianism.

| We talk to Glenn Alcalay about the history of U.S. nuclear testing on the Marshall Islands, and Physicians for Global Survival.

| On this May Day special of People's Health Radio we share music and poetry on the topic of working class health and struggle.

| PHR marks Mother's Day with an examination of care-giving under capitalism and the struggle for mothers' liberation.

| An exploration of the impacts of 'globalization' on people's health and community based responses, the case of the Philippines is highlighted.

| People's Health Radio explores the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users campaign against the ticketing of poor people for vending, jaywalking and public urination.

| People's Health Radio spoke to Dr. Julian Tudor Hart about his life as a socialist general practitioner, and the values we need to assert for a more just and humane world.

| On this show we take a look at the state of musician health and safety. What are the hazards? What protection do musicians have from injury and strain?

| From birth control, to abortion, to access to information and education, what's happening with sexual health for women in Canada?

| We revisit the story of the Morong 43, a group of 43 community health workers detained by the Philippine government from February to December of 2010.

| Audio from the July 21 Vancouver launch of the book "The Revolution Starts at Home, Confronting Intimate Violence In Activist Communities."

| People's Health Radio takes a look at the health impacts of inadequate housing with a particular focus on people in extremely marginalized housing such as shelters and hotels.

| People's Health Radio looks at the current prohibition of illicit drugs, its impact on health and alternative approaches to drugs and drug use.

| To mark International Women's Day 2012, People's Health Radio looks at the links between working class women's struggles for liberation and women's health.

| People's Health Radio looks again at the health and social impacts of prisons and the mass incarceration agenda in Canada.