Just Say Something Podcast

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Just Say Something Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #127

  Episode 127: August Reset: Building Healthier Habits as a Family

  Aug 17, 202611 min

  In this episode of the Just Say Something Podcast , Phil Clark recognizes National Wellness Month and discusses why August is a great time for families to reset as summer winds down and a new school year begins. Phil explains that wellness goes far beyond exercise and nutrition. Healthy sleep, managing stress, taking breaks from technology, building positive relationships, staying active, and spending meaningful time together all contribute to stronger physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Phil also explores the connection between wellness and prevention, particularly for young people. Consistent routines, trusted adults, family meals, healthy boundaries, and opportunities for honest conversations can serve as protective factors that help children build resilience and make healthier decisions. He encourages parents and caregivers to look for simple opportunities to connect, whether around the dinner table, during a car ride, or while walking the dog. The episode is a reminder that positive change doesn't require completely overhauling your life. Small, consistent choices can become healthy habits that strengthen individuals, families, and communities. As the school year begins, Phil encourages listeners to take care of themselves, stay connected to the young people in their lives, and remember that wellness and prevention go hand in hand. Contact Just Say Something: justsaysomethingsc.org

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  Episode #126

  Episode 126: Cal Beyer - Senior Director of SAFE Workplaces for SAFE Project

  Aug 10, 202629 min

  In this episode of the Just Say Something Podcast , Phil Clark talks with Cal Beyer, Senior Director of SAFE Workplaces at SAFE Project, about prevention, substance use, mental health, and the important role workplaces and communities can play in supporting people before a crisis occurs. Cal shares how his own experience with prescription pain medication as a teenager helped shape his commitment to prevention and taught him that substance misuse can affect anyone. Phil and Cal discuss the stigma that can prevent people, particularly men working in physically demanding industries, from asking for help with mental health or substance use challenges. They also explore opioid safety in the workplace, the importance of naloxone access, and ways employers can take a more proactive approach to protecting and supporting their employees. The conversation also emphasizes the power of prevention at home and in the community. Cal encourages parents and caregivers to educate themselves about today's substances, including the increased potency of THC, and to recognize the influence they can have as a protective factor in a young person's life. Ultimately, Phil and Cal remind listeners that prevention works best when families, businesses, nonprofits, and communities work together to address challenges before they become crises.

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  Episode #125

  Episode 125: Compass of Carolina: Breaking the Cycle of Family Violence

  Aug 3, 202611 min

  In this episode of the Just Say Something Podcast , Phil Clark welcomes Lillian Garcia, Director of the Family Violence Intervention Program (FVIP) at Compass of Carolina, to discuss how education, accountability, and support can help break the cycle of family violence. Lillian explains how the program works with both victims and court-mandated offenders, providing practical tools to improve communication, manage emotions, and build healthier relationships. Offered in both English and Spanish, the program creates opportunities for lasting change through structured classes led by trained facilitators. Lillian shares how many participants begin the program simply wanting to fulfill a court requirement but leave with a new understanding of themselves and the impact of their actions. Rather than focusing on shame, the program emphasizes personal growth, emotional regulation, and learning healthier ways to respond to conflict. The conversation also explores how breaking the cycle of violence can positively impact children and future generations. The episode also highlights the importance of ongoing support through counseling and community resources. Phil and Lillian discuss how Compass of Carolina and Just Say Something work together to connect individuals and families with programs that strengthen relationships, improve communication, and provide hope for a healthier future. Learn more about services at Compass of Carolina here: compassofcarolina.org

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  Episode #124

  Episode 124: Connection Is the Best Summer Safety Plan

  Jul 27, 20266 min

  As families begin the countdown to a new school year, it's easy to focus on school supplies, class schedules, and getting everyone back into a routine. But one of the most important ways to prepare students for success doesn't come from a backpack or a classroom. It starts with connection. In this episode, Phil Clark discusses why the transition from summer to the school year is the perfect time for parents and caregivers to reconnect with their children, have meaningful conversations, and stay engaged in their lives. He shares why changes in behavior, peer influence, and social media deserve our attention, while reminding families that prevention begins with trust, communication, and strong relationships. As the new school year approaches, learn how staying connected can help students make healthy choices both inside and outside the classroom.

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  Episode #122

  Episode 122: The Connection Between Emotional Health & Substance Abuse

  Jul 13, 20269 min

  In this episode of the Just Say Something Podcast , Phil Clark explores the powerful connection between emotional health and substance abuse. While conversations about addiction often focus on drugs, alcohol, or vaping, Phil explains that many people aren't seeking to destroy their lives. They're trying to find relief from stress, anxiety, trauma, loneliness, grief, or emotional pain. Drawing on research from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, the CDC, NAMI, and SAMHSA, he discusses why addressing the emotional struggles beneath substance use is essential to effective prevention. Phil emphasizes that emotional wellness is a critical part of overall health and encourages listeners to rethink how they respond to those who may be struggling. Rather than asking, "What's wrong with this person?" he challenges us to ask, "What is this person trying to cope with?" He also highlights the importance of recognizing emotional warning signs, especially in young people, and creating safe spaces where honest conversations can happen before unhealthy coping behaviors take hold. The episode closes with a reminder that prevention is about more than saying no to substances. It's about building strong relationships, teaching healthy coping skills, and ensuring that people feel seen, heard, and supported. Sometimes the most effective prevention begins with one caring conversation and one person willing to listen.

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