Conversations between two life-long best friends. We reflect on our friendship, families, and when we learned that our kids had cancer.

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault

Trigger warning: childhood cancer, sickness & illness, trauma, grieving.

This episode addresses what it was like to learn about our children's cancer diagnosis and some of the realities our families faced while moving through it.

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault

Trigger warning: childhood cancer, chemotherapy, sickness & illness, trauma.

This episode addresses what it was like to raise siblings while supporting our children during their cancer treatment. We explore what the siblings had to go through and some of the ways we were challenged as parents along the way.

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault

Trigger warning: childhood cancer, chemotherapy, sickness & illness, trauma.

In this episode, we discuss some common issues that arise during cancer diagnoses and treatment. Our guest, Leann, shares some of her experiences becoming a medical practitioner and learning how to be an stronger health care advocate for family and friends.

Trigger: Cancer, Death

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault

This episode features a conversation with Oregon's very first Environmental Justice lawyers. Join us as we discuss our lives, our work, and most importantly...why we do the work in the first place!

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault

Guest Speakers: Teryn Yazdani & Rebeka Dawit

Arjorie explores the growing cancer cluster around Kashmere Gardens and reflects on how the impacted communities have risen up to demand accountability from big polluters.

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault

Trigger warning: cancer

It's time to look at the big picture of pollution. GIS and Spatial Data Analyst, Mason Leavitt, joins the conversation to help us visualize how communities are burdened by pollution and how we can use maps to better understand and address environmental justice issues.

Host: Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault. Guest: Mason Leavitt.

Trigger warning: cancer

An intimate conversation with Beyond Toxics Executive Director, Lisa Arkin. We discuss what environmental justice means to us and what inspires us to keep fighting against social injustices and environmental degradation. Trigger warning: cancer and illness

Hosted by Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault