
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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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.
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In honor of Anti-Boredom Month, Annie Lang speaks with KYUK Intern William Phillips on how boredom can help or hinder people in maintaining healthy habits and hobbies.
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KYUK Wellness Producer Ryan Cotter speaks with Juneau-based poet Na Mee on how writing poetry can help maintain wellness.
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Nicholai Joekay speaks with Dr. Ellen Hodges and Victoria Galanopoulos on the health risks associated with vaping, especially among youth, as well as resources to support those wanting to quit vaping.
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Taylor Finley explains the different kinds of violence prevention strategies and shares information about the Tundra Women's Coalition's upcoming Teens Lead Ahead day camp program.
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Annie Lang speaks with Scott Clifford on the history and importance of Men's Mental Health Month, as well as about how one can work to break down the stigma around and support the mental health of men in one's life.
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KYUK Wellness Producer Ryan Cotter speaks with Recover Alaska's Sober Hero Kathleen Naneng on her sobriety journey and how one's story can inspire others to get the help they need.
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Guest host Mary Horgan speaks with doctors Ellen Hodges and David Compton on the importance of doing available cancer screenings, as well as promising advancements in and increased access to cancer screening technology throughout the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.