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The Other Side Of

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 The Other Side Of is a seasonal, narrative documentary-style podcast that examines trauma through the voices of those who've lived it. Each season focuses on a different lens - beginning with the toll carried by first responders. Through in-depth interviews, expert commentary, and immersive sound design, the series offers a rare combination of personal storytelling and psychological insight. Future seasons will expand to explore other types of trauma.© 2025 CFRC Podcast Network Economie Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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  • #16 - North of Normal: Becoming A Northern Firefighting Family

    #16 - North of Normal: Becoming A Northern Firefighting Family
    Mar 17 2026
    What does firefighting look like in a town where everyone is a volunteer? In Episode 16 of The Other Side of the Call, we travel to Fort Smith in Canada’s Northwest Territories to speak with longtime volunteer firefighter Jason and his wife Helen about life and emergency response in a northern community of just over 2,000 people. When the pager goes off in a place like Fort Smith, firefighters leave their jobs, their families, and whatever they were doing to respond to neighbours in crisis. With limited resources and vast distances between communities, volunteer departments in the North rely heavily on […]
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    27 min
  • #15 - Hidden in Plain Sight: The Research Behind Military & First Responder Families in Canada

    #15 - Hidden in Plain Sight: The Research Behind Military & First Responder Families in Canada
    Mar 10 2026
    Families connected to military, Veteran, and public safety service carry responsibilities that often go unseen. Shift work, mobility, operational stress, caregiving demands, and identity strain shape family life long before crisis ever occurs. In this episode, we sit down in studio at CFRC with Dr. Heidi Cramm and Lisa Delaney of Garnet Families, a national Queen’s University-based network supporting military, Veteran, first responder, and public safety families across Canada. Together, we explore: • What “Garnet Family” means and why naming matters • How service becomes a family lifestyle, not just a job • Why families are often treated as risk […]
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    1 h et 4 min
  • #14 - The Personal Price: Progress, Prevention, and the OPP

    #14 - The Personal Price: Progress, Prevention, and the OPP
    Mar 3 2026
    In this episode, we sit down with Jason MacKenzie, the husband of OPP Constable Cindy MacKenzie, who died by suicide while serving. Rather than revisiting institutional failures of the past, this conversation focuses on institutional learning and progress. Jason reflects on the personal realities of loss, parenting, and survival, while also discussing recent outreach from the OPP and why this moment feels different from years prior. This is a forward-looking conversation about accountability, prevention, and the personal price families pay when systems evolve too slowly, and the impact that meaningful change can have when they finally do.
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    49 min
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