No beard? You can still do No Shave November 2026. Ben White of Fight CRC @FightCRC explains how to start a team and fundraise at no-shave.org, even before November begins. Skip a haircut, skip the eyebrow tweezing, skip the leg shaves. Support colorectal cancer research.
It’s time to sign up for No Shave November 2026: Ben White of Fight CRC explains how to skip the razor, donate what you save, or start a fundraiser for cancer research. Donate or start a team at no-shave.org.
No Shave November raises awareness of early-onset colorectal cancer and the funds raised go toward colorectal cancer research, advocacy, and awareness through Fight Colorectal Cancer @FightCRC Leah talks with Ben White, a Fight CRC advocate, survivor, and health policy researcher, about how to take part and what the funds support.…
During treatment, you’re fully present: doing what's asked of you, sleeping, healing, and getting the nutrients to keep your body strong. Afterward, there’s a lot to process. Breast cancer survivor, author, and survivorship mentor Kia Lee talks about why the period after treatment can feel so heavy. When you’re diagnosed,…
Cancer treatment ends, doctor visits slow down, body changes, hormone therapy side effects, and delayed emotional grief often surface. Author, breast cancer survivor, and survivorship mentor Kia Lee shares with Leah the unspoken reality of transitioning out of treatment and navigating body image grief. Subscribe to the channel for more…
Cancer rarely happens in a vacuum and recovery after treatment isn’t always linear. Author, breast cancer survivor, and survivorship mentor Kia Lee discusses why we must address prior loss and grief before we can fully process a cancer diagnosis. True survivorship means looking at the whole person, not just the…
Healing isn’t one-size-fits-all, and what you need today might look completely different tomorrow. Breast cancer survivor, author, and survivorship mentor Kia Lee explains why she meets people where they are, and why what’s best for you can change over time. I’m Dr. Leah Sherman, and I talk with survivors, patients,…
When cancer treatment ends, the world expects you to pick up where you left off. But what if you don’t WANT to go back? In this episode, survivorship mentor, and author Kia Lee joins Leah to talk about the emotional reality of life after cancer—the grief, the rage, the loneliness,…
Cancer is a part of her life, but it is not her life. Subscribe to The Cancer Pod: Integrative Medicine Talk on YouTube or wherever podcasts are streamed.
Exploring psychedelic medication as a Stage IV cancer patient. Catch the entire interview with author Melanie Ezell on @thecancerpod
Healing from cancer is great, but having a life filled with gratitude is priceless. Order Melanie Ezell’s book today: https://amzn.to/4767UQY Listen to the full conversation wherever you stream podcasts. Watch on YouTube.
Author, big wave surfer, mother, ovarian cancer survivor. Melanie Ezell shares her journey following a Stage IV diagnosis in her book Inherited: A Life Without a Cure.
