Keep Talking | A Podcast by the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia
Keep Talking is a podcast from the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia, featuring honest conversations around mental health, lived experience, and hope.
Hosted by Sam Madore, each episode brings together voices from across our communities — advocates, leaders, and people with lived experience — to explore what it really means to support mental wellness, navigate addiction and recovery, and create spaces where people feel seen, heard, and supported.
Through thoughtful storytelling and meaningful dialogue, Keep Talking invites listeners to reflect, learn, and feel less alone.
These conversations aren’t about having all the answers — they’re about connection, compassion, and continuing the dialogue.
New episodes are released every second Wednesday at 7:00 AM AST on Spotify, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts.
Content note: Episodes may include discussions of suicide and other sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised.
Welcome to the very first episode of Keep Talking, a podcast from the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia — featuring honest conversations around mental health, lived experience, and hope.
In this episode, host Sam Madore sits down with Caitlin Morrison, who is carrying forward her brother Matthew Perry’s legacy through her advocacy for long-term recovery support. Caitlin shares insight into the vision behind Matthew Perry House Ottawa, a first-of-its-kind supportive housing initiative designed to offer stability, dignity, and time for meaningful recovery.