Street Side: The Street Medicine Institute Podcast

Conversations at the intersection of health care, homelessness and humanity, Street Side explores the themes involved in providing street-level medical and mental health care to our unhoused neighbors, the "rough sleepers." We explore the care philosophy of street medicine, clinical topics, addiction medicine, mental health, trauma, and speak with folks who have lived experience of homelessness. This podcast will bring insight and inspiration to anyone who cares about the issue of homelessness.

Street Side: The Street Medicine Institute Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Street Medicine Institute, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Street Medicine Institute hosts Street Side: The Street Medicine Institute Podcast, a society show with 29 episodes published.

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  Episode #21

  Trafficking & Intimate Partner Violence: Insights & Interventions with Corinne Feldman, PA

  Aug 8, 202628 minS3

  Los Angeles has more than 70,000 unhoused individuals. With her husband Brett Feldman, Corinne is a founder of the USC Street Medicine Program in Los Angeles (2018). She is a clinician and educator with a wealth of experiential knowledge. In this episode, Corinne shares her perspectives on workforce development, and guides us through a street level approach to both trafficking and intimate partner violence. USC Street Med Website: HERE

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  In-Patient Consult Services & Comprehensive Care in Chicago with Theresa Nguyen, MD

  Jul 26, 202631 min

  Dr. Nguyen shares the Loyola program's wrap-around care model that incorporates street outreach, emergency services, in-patient care, and medical respite. She also details the history taking acronym of HOUSED BEDS for rough sleepers, and tells some remarkable patient stories. Loyola Street Medicine Program, HERE HOUSED BEDS history taking, HERE

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  Episode #19

  Starting & Supporting New Programs with SMI Clinical Director, Xi Charles Zhang, MD

  Jul 12, 202631 minS3

  Emergency Room physician Dr. Xi Charles Zhang started the New Orleans Street Medicine Program and is now the Clinical Director of The Street Medicine Institute. Poyani was able to speak with him about his past experiences and his current work supporting and coordinating new programs around the world. Street Medicine Institute website HERE https://www.streetmedicine.org/

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  Episode #18

  Healing the Harm with Mike Boucher, LCSW

  Jun 27, 202635 minS3

  With thought-provoking and challenging conviction, Mike Boucher leads listeners on a journey towards collective care and liberation from oppressive systems. As a minister, therapist and activist, Mike thinks and feels deeply about societal harm, and the multi-faceted approaches to personal and communal healing. Mike's Book Recommendations: Liberated to the Bone, Susan Raffo Emergent Strategy, Adrienne Maree Brown How We Heal, La June Montgomery Tabron Decolonizing Therapy, Jennifer Mullan

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  Episode #17

  Beauty from Brokenness with Kshe Bernard

  Jun 6, 202638 minS3

  Kshe is the embodiment of living wisdom born out of the suffering of lived experience. We honor her courage and vulnerability in sharing her very personal journey. From the chaos of the streets to full-time advocacy, her story is remarkable. Kshe is the Founder and Director of LULA (Love You Like Always) in Peoria, Illinois LULA website is HERE Facebook link is HERE For feedback, comments or suggestions, you can email the host, Michael Brennan, at:streetside@streetmedicine.org

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