| We talk to writer Lesley Kinzel (twowholecakes.com) and Vancouver activist Kalamity (of Fat Panic!) about fat oppression and the health impacts of the multi-billion dollar diet industry.

| We feature an interview with Donna Barry, Director of Advocacy for Partners in Health; a Boston-based non-profit health care organization providing a preferential option for the poor.

| 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.

| We take a look at the fight against the gentrification of Vancouver's Chinatown, and talk about the D'Arcy Island leper colony.

| 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.

| Are structural inequality, class exploitation, racism and sexism making us sick? We talk to Richard Levins, Dennis Raphael and Martha Roberts to find out.

| 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?

| Just how public is our public health-care system? We look at the trend of increasing health-care privatization in Canada and B.C., and the health impacts on patients and health-care workers.

| 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.

| We constantly hear about the CIBC "run for the cure." Why is nobody running for cancer prevention, and what is the role of large business interests in setting the agenda for cancer activism?

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

| Jennifer interviews fellow collective member Rohith on his summer spent with the Physicians for a National Health Care Program in Chicago.

| Are our radical communities healthy places? How can we fight burnout, depression and isolation among organizers and activists? Includes interview with radical Vancouver accupuncturist Laurel Irons.

| Jennifer from People's Health Radio had the chance to speak with Tamika Middleton and Cara Page of the Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective from their base in Atlanta, Georgia.

| We report from two recent events in Vancouver: a rally for universal public dental insurance, and a lecture at UBC by Professor James Struthers on trends in health-care delivery.

| Canadian writer and photojournalist Jon Elmer discusses ghetto Palestine and the challenges and possibilities for Palestinian resistance from a perspective not heard in mainstream media.