Episode

01. YYZ Prelude — Why It's Important, Toronto

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Chemstories – a podcast about PnP/chemsex (English-language edition)
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Nov 18, 2025
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950
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Summary

In this prelude to the Toronto series, Principal Investigator Olivier Ferlatte introduces Toronto host Bradley and a diverse group of guests—Brian, Jordan, Matthew, Reid, Christoph, Edwin, and Tyler. Together, they explore the central question of this podcast series: Why is it important for people with lived experience of PnP/chemsex to tell their own stories in their own words? The conversation highlights the power of unfiltered narratives to break down stigma, build community, and foster authentic connection, setting the stage for the deep dives to come. If you’re looking for support, please explore our list of Chemsex resources/services. 🔗 Other Resources Mentioned Chemstories.ca: The central hub for the project and resources. Université de Montréal (School of Public Health): The academic home of the research project led by Olivier Ferlatte.