Episode 063: Getting On Top Of Cancer With Alan White
Today, I am talking to prostate cancer survivor, men's health advocate and author Alan White. Alan is a no-nonsense kind of a guy who gets straight to the point -
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Episode 061: Joe’s Quest to Simplify Cancer For Men
Today, my friend Troy from GeekAloud is talking to me about my new book called Simplify Cancer: Man's Guide to Navigating the Everyday Reality of Cancer! So excited to finally
Episode 062: Simplify Cancer Virtual Book Tour
Today, I am giving a complete virtual tour my new book called Simplify Cancer: Man's Guide to Navigating the Everyday Reality of Cancer! So excited to finally share some great
Episode 057: Caring for The Person with Cancer
I found out about Stan by reading his book and it really spoke to me because it covers all the difficult topics that come with talking to someone with cancer.
Episode 056: Young Adults Guide to Dealing with Cancer
Hey, this is Joe Bakhmoutski and welcome to Simplify Cancer Podcast! I’ve got a great conversation for you today. I’m talking to my new friends, Gabrielle and Alex. They have
Episode 055: The Life You Want Despite Cancer
Hey, this is Joe Bakhmoutski and welcome to Simplify Cancer Podcast! Today you meet with Lee Silverstein who had cancer twice in his life, once as a child and once
Episode 050: Finding Hope When You are Dealing with Cancer
I know that cancer changes the way you look at things, the way you think about the future, even the way you see yourself, but even when things are tough,
Episode 047: Cancer Caregiver’s Journey
Look, I know that supporting someone you love through cancer can really be the toughest job in the world. Not only do you have to support them through it, but
Episode 021: Laugh Your Way To A Better Life Despite Cancer
Cancer is crazy - every single day, you're dealing with physical symptoms and side effects of treatment and your own emotional state while still trying maintain a sense of normality
Episode 018: Finding The Light Amidst The Darkness
One of the worst side-effects of cancer is that it takes away control and it changes the way you see yourself and the world around you. It’s easy to lose