HeyJaredLIVID! Learning, Insights & Voices on Impaired Driving
LIVID is a podcast born from heartbreak and driven by hope. Hosted by Amanda Bickell, a mother whose daughter was a faultless fatality of an impaired driving collision, this series confronts the question: Why is impaired driving still claiming lives in Canada?Through raw…
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Episode 10: Reid Davidson Part 2 - Legacy and Injustice (opens the original)
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What happens when the person responsible for your child’s death dies before the case ever reaches trial? In Part 2 of my conversation with Lisa Davidson, mother of Reid Davidson, we explore two very different sides of life after Reid’s tragically preventable death. We share the extraordinary ways a community keeps someone’s memory alive, and then we talk about the painful questions that remain when the justice process suddenly ends. Reid was killed after being struck by an impaired driver in Nan
Episode 09: Reid Davidson Part 1 - A Life that Connected People (opens the original)
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On July 19, 2023, two young lives were violently ended by impaired driving in BC. While Amanda Bickell's daughter, Abbey, was killed in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Reid Davidson was driving home in Nanaimo when an impaired driver crossed onto the wrong side of a divided highway and struck his vehicle head-on. Reid was airlifted to hospital, where he fought for his life before passing away the following day. In this deeply personal first episode of a two-part conversation, Amanda sits
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