Ashley Pimlott - Good Medicine Show Host

10/19/2026

🎙️We sit down with evidential psychic Medium Natashia Mack as she shares her journey of spiritual awakening, surviving cancer, and stepping into her work as a medium, mentor, and minister. We chat about connecting with spirit, holding space for both grief and love, practicing spiritual hygiene, protecting your energy, and living authentically.

🫶🏽 YOU can connect with Natashia Mack at mediumnatashiamack.com.

🎧 Listen to this episode on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/northernnative/good-medicine-e117-medium?si=54974a86685e4e41b13dc238f123be38&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

10/12/2026

What happens when a terrifying, life-threatening moment forces you to unlock your true calling? 🔮✨

In Part 2 of Good Medicine, Squamish Medium Danielle Searancke reveals the harrowing near-death experience that shifted her path forever. We dive deep into the raw human side of mediumship, honoring Indigenous wisdom, and what it really takes to walk a grounded spiritual path.

Plus... stay tuned for a deeply personal, emotional live reading Danielle offers exclusively for Ashley that hit remarkably close to home! 🌿💛

Tune in now to hear the full conversation!

https://soundcloud.com/northernnative/good-medicine-e115-daniella?si=6634ca3b734d41218ce82598f195f1ae&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

10/05/2026

So excited for this week’s episode of Good Medicine! I sat down with Danielle Searancke , the Squamish Medium, and we got into some really deep, honest stuff... talking about humility, ego, setting boundaries, and holding space for life's paradoxes and the human experience. 🎙️

🎧Listen here: https://on.soundcloud.com/RV66stLd03CI0cAHsM

And you'll definitely want to tune in next week when Danielle opens up about how a near-death experience completely shifted her path and became the catalyst to step fully into her mediumship. It’s a powerful conversation about acceptance, faith, and humanity! 👀

APTN Spirit School by Squamish Medium

09/14/2026

This Friday, September 18, is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day. To mark the day, we are sharing a powerful new episode of Good Medicine with Jennifer Hoy, who works closely with HIV clients in Prince George.

In this vital conversation, Jennifer dives into what holistic, community-first care looks like in Northern BC. We discuss:
* Blending traditional Indigenous and Western medicine to provide compassionate, wrap-around care.
* Disproportionate impact of HIV on Indigenous populations and the deep harm of internalized stigma.
* Essential insights on transmission, harm reduction, and using destigmatizing language.
* The reality of self-care while doing demanding community work.

Jennifer reminds us: "Be kind, because often a person’s own internalized stigma is even more damaging than others." Community support is crucial, please reach out today.

🔗 https://soundcloud.com/northernnative/good-medicine-e113-jennifer?si=8079891db7494fb98d3d08d8bc3acebf&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

08/24/2026

Today on Good Medicine... we speak with April Johnson, a Vancouver-based filmmaker and producer, sharing her journey with Kokum and Dot, A Cree kids series highlighting the importance of language preservation, cultural storytelling, and community support…

Check out Kokum & Dot on TELUS Optik TV Video on Demand or the TELUS TV+ app with an Optik TV or Stream+ subscription.

Remember, Even when times get tough, “We can always sing and dance together”.
🦅

Watch the trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMzCw47hFqc

Listen to this episode of Good Medicine: https://soundcloud.com/northernnative/good-medicine-e112-april?si=0d8702145aac407e839594a2fbd316fd&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

06/08/2026

🌟 Celebrate National Indigenous History Month this June, and tune into APTN for powerful stories celebrating Indigenous strength, culture & spirit! 🌟

I just got this amazing lineup from APTN and HAD to share! I'm so excited about this programming, especially that Star Wars: A New Hope is being featured in Anishinaabemowin!

🎬 MOVIES ON APTN - Fridays 8:30pm ET:
• June 5 - Meadowlarks (Sixties Scoop story)
• June 12 - The Stand (Haida Nation blockade)
Listen to Good Medicine with Michael Yahgulanaas at https://on.soundcloud.com/0x6qye0HpCdzBIuXCW
• June 19 - James Bay 1975 (Cree & Inuit resistance)
• June 26 - Slash/Back (Alien invasion thriller!)

🔥 SPECIAL JUNE 21st PROGRAMMING:
• 5pm - The Great Solstice 2026 (Music & dance celebration!)
• 7pm - 2026 Indspire Awards (13 inspiring recipients!)
• 9pm - Beans (Oka Crisis drama)

🗣️ JUNE 21st APTN LANGUAGES LINEUP:
• 3:30pm - Aitamaako'Tamisskapi Natosi: Before the Sun (Blackfoot) - Award-winning horse racing doc!
• 5:30pm - Wilfred Buck (Cree) - Star lore expert's incredible journey
Listen to Wilfred Buck on Good Medicine at https://on.soundcloud.com/EDVMJtm1o0UTLvBuux
• 7pm - STAR WARS in Anishinaabemowin! 🌌 (A New Hope 2024)
• 9:30pm - Coming Home (Anishinaabemowin) - Residential school survivor story

Tune in to APTN for incredible Indigenous storytelling that uplifts our communities!

04/27/2026

This week on Good Medicine, Jaime Black shares the spiritual roots of her work, how art and land have been her medicine, and the healing power of collective remembrance. We explore her anthology Red Dress: Art, Action, and the Power of Presence, and her message for the next generation of changemakers.�

Art is ceremony. Art is advocacy. Art is Good Medicine.��

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Jaime Black-Morsette & the Power of Presence In this moving episode, host Ashley Pimlott sits down with Red River Métis artist and activist Jaime Black-Morsette, creator of the REDress Project—an icon

04/24/2026

This week on Good Medicine with Rainbow Eyes 🌲
We're exploring old growth defense - the costs it asks of people and the practices that help them survive it. Today she shares what called her to the forest and the good medicine that carried her through.

"You have to survive the storm… to see the rainbow at the end." 🌈
-Rainbow Eyes

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Listen at: https://soundcloud.com/northernnative/good-medicine-e111-rainbow?si=f75468e91cfa478fa3acb75131bc3449&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing



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Ashley Pimlott

04/13/2026

What happens when we lead with connection instead of content?

This week on Good Medicine, we’re joined by Andrew Procknow, someone doing powerful work in the world of philanthropy, where relationships come first and impact is measured in the strength of relationships.

We talk about building trust, showing up in a good way, and creating systems rooted in respect, cultural safety, and community. We also get real about the challenges of building something new, navigating gaps while staying anchored in purpose.

For more information, check out FNHfoundation.ca
or find them on socials: First Nations Health Foundation

🎧 Listen now: soundcloud.com/northernnative/good-medicine-e110-andrew?si=d5400cde821047d792c81c58fb67d8a7&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

03/27/2026

Hey! Check out this incredible webinar with Dr. Marchand. He will be presenting "One Heart at a Time", focusing on cardiovascular health for Indigenous Peoples, addressing health disparities, and showcasing Indigenous-led, culturally-safe care models including his mobile cardiovascular programs.

Tuesday, April 28th, 10:00 AM–11:30 AM (PST)
Free online via Zoom

Pro tip: Register even if you can't make it live — they'll send you the recording!

I'm so grateful to FNHA for making it possible for me to bring vital health and wellness stories to our community through Good Medicine Show.

Link to register: https://ubc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wxc4YKXWRySHA92oaCfR9A #/registration

In this webinar, Dr. Marchand will review the current state of cardiovascular health for Indigenous Peoples of Canada, outline current systemic inequities that contribute to disparities in cardiovascular outcomes, and discuss the power of Indigenous-led, culturally-safe models for cardiovascular car...