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Healthy Chicago Podcast

A discussion between public health professionals and expert guests about topics affecting public health in the city of Chicago and beyond.

Podcast · By Chicago Department of Public Health · American English · US · Official site

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Jul 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    PlayStreets Week (opens the original)

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    PlayStreets Chicago is a collaborative, community-led initiative designed to foster healthier, stronger communities. The initiative creates safe and accessible neighborhood spaces for health and wellness activities, recreation, creativity, learning, social connection, and access to community resources. Miguel Lopez (Public Health Administrator at CDPH and PlayStreets Lead) is joined by Lisa Butler (Program Director for Phalanx Family Services for PlayStreets in the far south region) and Felicia

  2. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    Me & Nic Broke Up w/ Scuba, Juan, and From the 'Go Show (opens the original)

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    “Me & Nic Broke Up” is a CDPH campaign that encourages Chicago youth to break away from their toxic relationships with nicotine and instead to focus on their personal well-being. On this episode of Healthy Chicago Podcast, we collaborate with From The ‘Go Show and True Star Media to encourage a candid discussion around awareness and support for those most impacted by vaping. Co-hosts Gary Langfield Jr. and Iesha Brown talk with CDPH spokesperson Juan Ortega and Gen Z creator of the viral “Scuba”

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