Island Treasures began as a platform for caregivers with its guests sharing their stories to encourage, provide insights, and resources to support those in the midst of caregiving. With over 100 heartfelt episodes, it reminded caregivers they were not alone, as it uplifted voices of wisdom, empowerment, and compassion. In October 2025 Island Treasures enters a new chapter. This relaunched season explores life after caregiving —the transitions, transformations, and moments that follow with former caregivers sharing how they have transitioned into their next chapter. In addition to these heartfelt episodes addressing life after caregiving , from time to time we will celebrate the treasures of Vancouver Island with an episode highlighting a place or experience unique to Vancouver Island—after all that's where the podcast calls home. Whether you're just beginning to rediscover life beyond caregiving or caregiving is part of your distant past, Island Treasures offers stories that we trust will resonate with you and inspire you as you move forward after caregiving. Or if you're curious about Vancouver Island and want to hear more about the people and places that make it special, we're delighted to have you join us for those episodes as well. Please note: the original episodes remain available and provide a rich archive of support for caregivers. This new season simply expands the journey. more

This is Caregiver's Compass. An uplifting, inspirational podcast talking about all things caregiving. Therapist and caregiver Stephanie Muskat takes you through real-life caregiving stories from her own therapeutic experience and gives you the raw and personal on her own caregiving experiences as a young caregiver. Plus hear from tons of incredible experts and caregivers who are living through their day-to-day journeys. It's all here at Caregiver's Compass. more

Powered by Family Caregivers of British Columbia and hosted by Bill Israel, 'Caregivers Out Loud' will explore the ways in which the role of a caregiver can be both rewarding, while also emotionally, psychologically, and physically taxing. By sharing stories of caregivers and insight from community experts, we bring you perspective and connection, and ensure that you have support and balance from inspired caregivers, who are caregiving out loud.Please share this podcast with family and friends who could also benefit from hearing these stories. Discover more episodes and find more caregiving resources at https://www.FamilyCaregiversBC.ca or call the Family Caregivers of BC Caregiver Support Line toll-free in BC at 1 (877) 520-3267. more

Caregivers often feel like they go unnoticed. Love. Transform. Evolve. aims to change all that. This podcast shines a light on caregivers' incredible journey. Hosted by Cynthia Iorio, each episode brings you firsthand accounts, personal stories, and valuable insights from experts in the field. Whether you're the one who is caring for a loved one, or you know someone who is a caregiver, this podcast is your go-to resource for understanding and empathy. more

From the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence, a program of the Azrieli Foundation, and Snack Labs, welcome to Who Cares.Who Cares explores the world of caregiving and how Canada can become the best place in the world to give and receive care. From heart-wrenching and inspiring stories from Canadians in the thick of caring, to insights from the top minds and researchers in our country that have dedicated their lives to solving the challenges of caregiving, Who Cares is here to uncover an often overlooked struggle that 50% of all Canadians will face in their lifetime. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Audio diaries of love and memory loss, recorded by caregivers of family members living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Join Mariko Sakamoto, assistant professor of nursing at the University of Victoria, for a second season of intimate stories recorded by spouses, children and grandchildren journeying alongside a loved one living with dementia.Family caregivers are the lifeblood of the healthcare system for the more than 750,000 people in Canada currently living with dementia. Every year, they provide more than 580 million unpaid hours of care both at home and in long-term care settings. Whether you're a caregiver, or know someone with dementia, we hope this podcast series helps you feel heard or gives you a deeper understanding and empathy for the family caregiving experience. This series is part of a UVic research project that explores storytelling, different ways of listening, and the power of being heard.Go to CalltoMindPodcast.com to see storyteller photos, read episode transcriptions and learn more about our research project. The multi-award-winning first series, released in 2022, was hosted by Debra Sheets, UVic professor emerita of nursing. Produced by Jenni Schine; sound design by David Parfit; executive producer, Suzanne Ahearne.This podcast series is made possible by the generosity and creativity of the participants in this research project, as well as by the University of Victoria, with funding support from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Michael Smith Health Research BC and The Alzheimer's Society of BC. more

Join Elena and Brooke as they dig into topics surrounding life and love after Spinal Cord Injury from their unique perspectives as caregivers. Follow them as they strive to 'Empower Women Supporting Their Partners In Chairs' while educating and promoting awareness surrounding disabilities. more