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I Can Relate

Health EN ↓ 28 episodes

I Can relate features a group of Kansas City, Missouri-based teens discussing youth mental health and other real issues faced by themselves and their peers. Through the podcast, the group creates a place where teens can relate to shared experiences and know help, when needed, is readily available.

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Fredcasts

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Health

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jul 8, 2025

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Episodes

Continuing the Empathy Path 23.04.2023

If you missed episode 2, go back and listen, now! Olivia rejoins the gang for an extended talk about empathy, diversity and the adversity they all face while navigating teen life. (Originally published on June 12, 2020)

Let’s talk about empathy and why it’s important 23.04.2023

Empathy is driving force behind the show's title. Chidera, Rylee, Hudson and Devynn invite alternative high school principal Andy Campbell onto the show to talk about what drives him to connect with his students and why empathic connections are a key to success for both him and the teens under his tutelage. (Originally published on June 12, 2020)

Our voice matters 23.04.2023

Welcome to I Can Relate, a podcast for teens, about teens & by teens. Hosts Devynn, Rylee, Chidera, Hudson and Olivia bring in a special guest to talk about what drives them to use their voice for change and why it's important their generation continue to speak up. (Originally published on June 11, 2020)

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