Wellness Wednesday
Wednesdays at 10:00am
Wellness Wednesday is a talk show about health and wellness throughout the Y-K Delta that features health care providers from Bethel, the Y-K Delta region and beyond. The program airs at 10:00 a.m. every Wednesday with hosts from YKHC, Tundra Women's Coalition, and more.
Latest Episodes
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Former KYUK Wellness Programming Producer Ryan Cotter speaks with Yasmin Radbod, Steffi Kim, and Joy Anderson on the topic of aging and dementia.
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Chris O'Hara, Public Health Nurse with the State of Alaska in Bethel, speaks with MaryCait Dolan on the prevalence of tuberculosis in communities across the Y-K Delta and how we can treat and prevent the disease.
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BRHS JAG students Mary Clyde, Terrell Bell, Josiah Wiseman and Layla Rodgers speak about the impacts of substance misuse on the academic wellbeing of students.
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Nicholai Joekay speaks with YKHC Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance Lisa Wimmer about the Purchase Referred Care program, or PRC. For more information about the PRC, please visit the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium website at https://anthc.org/patient-care/health-benefits/
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Shane Iverson and Paul Jeannetti, both from the YK Fitness Center talks about the 10 things about the YK Fitness center that you may or may not know. Keep in the lop by going to ykfitness.org or giving them a call at (907) 543-0390
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BRHS JAG students Dalen Hoffman and Aiden Dela Cruz speak about the ways teens can stand up to peer pressure and avoid the slipper slope of substance abuse.
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BRHS students speak on the importance of balancing sports with school and a healthy lifestyle.
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Nicholai Joekay speaks with Dr. Ellen Hodges on the importance of a well child visit.
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Taylor Finley speaks with Arianna Samson and Kayley Pleasant, two current staff members at Tundra Women's Coalition who are former participants of the Teens Acting Against Violence (iTAAV) program. They discuss their favorite TAAV memories and why having access to violence-prevention programs was important for them.