One Percent Podcast

Shelley Buck, artist and wife of FROZEN and FROZEN 2 director Chris Buck released a parenting memoir inspired by the life of Ryder Buck.  The book details Ryder's journey to beat cancer, only to die months later in a vehicle accident.  Author Kathy Curtis, is a co-writer on the book. I highly recommend adding Leave your light on to your library.   Leave you light on is available in paperback, hardback, eBook and audio formats Purchase your copy of Leave your light on at www.leaveyourlightonbook.com, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and other book retailers.   Connect with Shelley at www.ryderbuckmusic.com  

Masculine identity is changing in subtle ways.  A new generation of men are discovering freedom from vulnerability.  In today's episode Dylan Slattery, discusses stage 4 melanoma, mental health, addiction, toxic positivity and how storytelling is a gift Connect with Dylan: IG/FB @stagefour2onstage Podcast: Stage four 2 on stage

You have less than a year to live.... Those are the words Amanda Nerstad heard over 3 years ago.  Amanda is a stage 4 lung cancer warrior with an incredible story.  On episode 67, Amanda shares how she stopped worrying about cancer, began to notice winks from God and how to have a conversation with your children regarding your cancer diagnosis.   This is such a powerful and insightful message and we're excited to see it impact so many lives.   Connect with Amanda Nerstad on Facebook Donate to www.alkpositive.org for lung cancer research Connect with us at www.onepercentpodcast.com, on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @onepercentpodcast Enjoy! 

Growing up, Jacen Roberts never expected to hear the words "You have cancer."  After surviving a stage 4 rectal cancer diagnosis, Jacen has dedicated his life to cancer advocacy and is a member of the Colorectal Cancer Alliances' #nevertooyoung committee.  Connect with Jacen on Facebook and visit www.ccalliance.org for more information on colorectal cancer. 

In episode 65, author Andrea Wilson Woods chronicles her sister's life and how she squeezed more life into her final 147 days than most people do in a lifetime. Order a copy of Better Off Bald by visiting www.betteroffbald.com Connect with Andrea...... www.bluefaery.org https://cancer.university/#  

Tara, 29 worked out 6 days a week, had a strict diet, never smoked and was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer shortly after being married.  Her strength, mindset and faith will inspire anyone diagnosed with cancer.      Connect with Tara @ www.broken-beautifully.com  

After receiving her 2nd cancer diagnosis, Di Foster was given one year to live.  During her last year she dedicated her life to gratitude, happiness and going natural.  14 months later, not only was Di still alive, she was pregnant with her son.   In March of this year, Di celebrated 10 years of being cancer free.  Enjoy today's episode and allow her story to give you the perspective to keep pushing forward. Connect with Di: di@difoster.com IG and FB: difoster.live www.difoster.com  

Today's episode speaks to everyone who's lost someone to cancer.  In episode 62, Brandon Janous shares the inspirational journey of his late wife Rachel and how his vulnerability is helping his family cope with loss.   Be sure to check my interview with Rachel from episode 14.  I'm so amazed by her legacy. Connect with Brandon on Facebook and IG @thejanous5 

With only 8 weeks before her baby's due date, Ashley Hallford found out she had cancer.  Diagnosed with an unidentifiable cancer, Ashley relied on her faith, fasting and prayer to get though the most difficult times. Ashley has been featured on Megyn Kelly's today show, People magazine, RedBook and many other media outlets.   Connect with Ashley: www.ashleyhallford.com  

Lung cancer is one of the least funded cancer diagnoses in the US. In today's episode, Gina Hollenbeck, president at ALK Positive Research shares her powerful journey through lung cancer, the benefits of fundraising and how her faith gives her the strength to keep fighting.   Gina is truly one of a kind.  Connect with Gina: www.alkpositive.org

Cancer sucks.  We all know this, but what's the upside of life after cancer?  Marty and I discuss mental health and life as a survivor on this weeks episode.   Links in podcast: Health benefits of Ginger www.cleaningforareason.org   Connect with Marty: www.facebook.com/rosegoldglow6 email: rosegoldglow6@gmail.com  

Singer, songwriter, producer and philanthropist Shauna Madinah, shares her amazing song Angel's Lullaby on episode 58 of The One Percent Podcast.  During her aunt's battle with cancer, Shauna was inspired to write and produce the story of watching her aunt battle cancer that eventually took her life.  The words of this song are so powerful and every cancer warrior, survivor and caregiver can relate.   Enjoy today's episode and connect with Shauna... www.shaunamadinah.com IG: Shaunamadinah Her song is available on iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play and Amazon Music www.smarturl.it/shaunamadinah  

Newly diagnosed with breast cancer, Laura Carfang needed a community.  When the one she was looking for didn't exist, she did what all great leader do, she solved the problem.   Laura started the non-profit SurvivingBreastCancer.org and created the community she needed.  Today Laura's organization inspires community and provides resources across the US. How to connect with Laura: www.survivingbreastcancer.org PODCAST: Breast Cancer Coversations IG: survivingbreastcancerorg

Pregnant with her 2nd child, Allie was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma.  The rest of the story is simply amazing...... Allie and I discuss the isolation effect cancer can have and how she overcame the toughest times during her pregnancy.  www.hopefortwo.org   Connect with Allie: IG: a11iebaba Email: twostrong.org@gmail.com www.twostrong.org  

I had lung cancer and never smoked...... Former pro baseball player, educator and non-profit superstar Stephen Huff shares his story of lung cancer, overcoming depression and finding his true identity on today's episode of The One Percent Podcast.   Connect with Stephen.. IG @lungcancerdude www.thehuffproject.org  

23 year old cancer survivor and host of the Soar Above Cancer Podcast, Gabrielle Fecteau shares how being diagnosed with cancer at 19 inspired her to create a community for young cancer thrivers.  Her podcast educates each listener on topics everyone in the cancer community wants to know about.  Check out her latest episode and connect with her on IG @soarabovecancer. Links mentioned in the podcast below. www.soarabovecancer.com Young adult cancer Canada    

There are typically 3 moments that change our life. These moments usually involve life, death and relationships.  On today's episode, I get extremely vulnerable about 3 of the most significant moments of my life.   I'd love to hear your feedback and your 3 moments.   Visit www.onepercentpodcast.com and follow the podcast on IG and FB @onepercentpodcast. Enjoy!

Vulnerability is power.  On episode 52, Sara Quiriconi and I discuss a full range of topics such as eating disorders, addiction, sexuality, cancer, mental health issues and life after cancer.  I have tons of respect for her gratitude and vulnerability.   Enjoy! Connect with Sara: IG/FB/Twitter @livefreewarrior Check out Sara's book Living Cancer Free

On this bonus episode Josh Powell foundation founder, Fabi Powell and I discuss the motivation behind her foundation and how each Powell pack dramatically impacts each sarcoma patient in recaches. You can donate to the Josh Powell foundation by visiting joshpowellfoundation.org Connect with Fabi! @fabipowell @joshpowellfoundation @neverdieeasyllc

At the peak of her career, actress Lourdes Colon was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma.  During today's episode Lourdes and her husband Chris describe what it was like to go through her journey and why they choose to take option C over traditional care.  Buy Lourdes' book by clicking the link below: Our Journey to Option C Connect with Lourdes: IG @lourdesreynold  

20 year colon cancer survivor, personal trainer, mother, author and co-founder of The Colon Club, Molly McMaster Morgoslepov shares amazing stories of her 20 year advocacy career.  In her new book One Drop of Rain Molly shares how she created a wave or colon cancer awareness across the US.   Connect with Molly IG @puck_chick13 Twitter @puck_chick13 www.colonclub.com The Colondar On the Rise magazine    

In episode 48, Justin had the balls to share his testicular cancer story and how important it is to perform routine self exams.  We also discuss the often missed topic of mental health when dealing with cancer.   To connect with Justin visit www.aballsysenseoftumor.com   IG @aballsysenseoftumor Twitter @absotTC FB @aballsysenseoftumor Email: justin@aballsysenseoftumor.com

Lindsey Baguio Gerhard is a 34 year old 2x breast cancer overcomer, writer and supreme dancer.  On episode 47, she shares the ups and downs of being diagnosed 2x with breast cancer and how to love yourself. Connect with Lindsey on IG @thedailylindsey Resources from the show: Breast cancer support on IG @thebreasties www.cancerwarriorfoundation.org www.becancerpositive.com/the-chemo-angles www.livestrong.com www.courageforthesoul.com www.yfc.co www.livingbeauty.org  

In episode 46, I learned so much from 23 year old Hodgkins lymphoma cancer survivor, Raveen Sethi.  In her powerful interview she shares how "experience is the most brutal of teachers" and how positive affirmations can help you through any situation.     Connect with Raveen: IG @raveenksethi      

Today's guest is a 3x Ironman competitor, 4x Boston marathon participant and 6 year pancreatic cancer survivor.  In episode 45, Sindy Hooper shares her 3 reasons why she loves to share her story (which are remarkable) and her incredible journey as one of the 9% of the people who survive pancreatic cancer.   Connect with Sindy: IG @sinhoop sindyhoop@gmail.com www.lifetri.blogspot.com      

Patient advocate, surgical neurophysiologist, anesthetist and stage 3C melanoma survivor Lauren Feltz discusses how her cancer diagnosis rebalanced her life, adjusted her mindset and has allowed her to live a more healthy and productive life.   Visit www.withinmyskin.com and purchase the Journey Journal. Contact Lauren: IG @lfelttz FB @withinmyskinn lauren@withinmyskin.com  

Colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cause for cancer deaths in men and women.  Today's guest, Michael Sapienza is the CEO of the largest nonprofit colorectal cancer organization in the world.  After his mother's death in 2009, Michael was inspired to find a cure and end colorectal.  The Colorectal Cancer Alliance continues to help hundreds of thousands of patients each year.  Go to www.ccalliance.org for more information on colon cancer, donating, events and learn how to connect today! IG @colorectalcanceralliance FB @bluehopenation  

In today's episode, CSP squad founder Brian Kudler shares the "real life" version of what it's like to live on palliative care with terminal cancer.  We discuss the tough decision to discontinue care and live out the best life possible.  Brian shares a ton of courage during today's episode. To connect with Brian check out... www.cspsquad.com brian@thecancersupportproject.com

Small-town Canadian cancer pharmacist turned cancer survivor, educator and storyteller, Amydee, PharmD shares her journey through ovarian cancer at the age of 30.  Amy's story gives us an authentic viewpoint inside the mind of a provider turned patient.   Check out Amy's website www.amydeepharmd.com for consulting, coaching and content. You can follow her on FB, IG and Twitter @amydeepharmd  

Stage 4 colon cancer warrior and host of the WE have cancer podcast Lee Silverstein shares his own cancer journey and what led him to create the WE have cancer podcast.   Check out Lee's podcast at www.wehavecancershow.com and on iTunes, Stitcher, Google podcasts and Spotify    Follow Lee on IG and FB @wehavecancerpod

At the age of 31 Katy was diagnosed stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma shortly after forfeiting her health insurance.  As a way of one upping her cancer, Katy started working out before and after chemo.  She realized that sweating was her way of coping with her diagnosis and mentally combatting the side effects of her chemo. Katy is the owner of a successful health and wellness coaching business as well as the co-founder of Chic influencer.  She is passionate about helping others confidently share their stories as a source of hope to others.   Learn more about Katy by following her.. IG @katy_ursta  FB @onefitfighter Katyursta.com 

After a few trips to the ER, Stephen Estrada unexpectedly found himself dying from stage 4 colorectal cancer.  In today's episode Stephen shares his miraculous experience and how a trial study saved his life.   Check out the Colorectal Cancer Alliance at www.ccalliance.org  Contact Stephen at sestrada@ccalliance.org for more info or questions.

What happens when you don't sugarcoat your story?  You get a true, authentic real response.  Today's guest Aalia Lanius shares how she overcame divorce and 2 types of cancer.   Want to connect with Aalia? Check out her website for more news and updates www.relationshipsunsugarcoated.com   Follow Aalia on IG at aalia_unsugarcoated Order a copy of Aalia's latest book Tough Love on Amazon  

Life expectancy of pancreatic cancer is only 9%.  Laurie was diagnosed at age 55.  Today, 12 years later she shares her story of how she overcame pancreatic cancer and the amazing life she lives each day.  Her story and her life are a beautiful example of grace and miracles.   To connect with Laurie visit www.lauriemaccaskill.com IG-LaurieMac Twitter-Laurie_macc FB-Laurie MacCaskilll

Jen Taylor went to the dentist for a lump in her jaw. 2 months later she was diagnosed with a rare bone sarcoma that would require a 16 hour surgery, 7 months of chemo and numerous other treatments/procedures. Jen shares her amazing story of how "sometimes things don't workout the way you expect".   You don't want to miss this episode. Check out Jen's blog at thecancerchronicles.blog Follow her on IG, FB and Twitter @thecancerchrons    

Bitten by a tick 3 days before 25, dying by 27.   Jackie Shea shares how her battle with Lyme disease and chronic illness correlates with the battle cancer patients often face.  The doubt, fear, financial instability, pain, suffering and eventual healing elements of her story will add another level of gratitude to your life.   Be sure to check out Jackie's coaching, podcast, blog and so much more at jackieshea.com The Healing Out Loud podcast is available on iTunes and other podcast platforms  Follow Jackie on IG @sheajackie

After over 150 treatments Sarah Debord shares (in one of my favorite interviews of the year) how she lives her life each day with a huge awareness of gratitude.  Sarah shares how she doesn't worry about how long she's gonna live, she lives each day as deep and wide as possible.   Follow Sarah @thesarahdebord and check out the links below from our interview   coloncancerchick.com curetoday.com colontown.org coloncancercoalition.org

2x cancer survivor Beth Wilson shares her journey of surviving colon cancer and leukemia and the miraculous moment she received a bone marrow transplant from an unexpected donor that saved her life.   Follow Beth on IG and Twitter @bethdefying and on FB @bethssecondbattle To stay in touch with Beth click the link below to check out her blog. Beth's blog  

Peg was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer on Halloween when she was 36 years old.  Peg is a huge advocate with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance and is an ambassador of the Never Too Young initiative.   To find more resources on the Colorectal Cancer Alliance visit www.ccalliance.org To reach out to Peg you can find her on FB and on IG @pegarta and check out her Blog

Bmx athlete Josh Perry shares his passion for life and how he lives each day with 2 brain tumors.  Through his ketogenic diet, exercise regimen and healthy mindset he lives life to the fullest and shares his story all over the world. To connect with Josh follow him on IG @joshperrybmx

Dana, a stage 4 colon cancer patient discusses his life, journey and inspiration for living on today's episode.  His overwhelming desire to serve others and his gratitude are so contagious.  You can connect with Dana at dcrumpton66@gmail.com or follow him on FB. To donate to the Felicia Melton-Smyth Gift drive click the link below. FMS gift drive

Filmmaker Thomas Cantley discusses how his unexpected testicular cancer diagnosis led to one of the greatest adventures in his life.  Thomas' story has been featured on The Doctors, MTV, E News and in Men's Health and Cosmopolitan magazine.   Check out his new comic! Mr. Ballsy Comic and Follow Thomas on IG @mrballsy and @bigballsycomics

Erica was 17 years old when she was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma and treated at MD Anderson hospital in Houston, TX.   After battling such a rare cancer, Erica was inspired to pursue a career in healthcare. She is now a Nurse Practitioner and works on the sarcoma floor at the same hospital she was treated in.  She delivers her emotional journey going from patient to provider.   Here are the links to the resources mentioned during the episode CANCARE Josh Powell Foundation A shelter for cancer families MD Anderson sarcoma assistance    

In today's episode Tabitha explains how a stage 3 colon cancer diagnosis changed her life.  She has turned this unfortunate event into a strong advocacy campaign for colorectal cancer. To connect with Tabitha you can check out her linked in page at https://www.linkedin.com/in/tabtherecruiter/   Enjoy!

Ya'll.  Erica is a rockstar.  She's an elite voice coach for Jan Smith Studios here in Ga and is currently living with stage 4 colon cancer.  On today's episode she shares the ups and downs of living with colon cancer as well as seeing both of her parents diagnosed with cancer during her journey.  She's raw, authentic and shares how to always look for the silver lining within your moments.   Here's how you can connect with Erica: thetruthitworks.com jansmithstudios.com/erica-hoffman Follow her on IG @evhoff214 Enjoy!

On today's episode Amy Perkins shares how losing her friend to ovarian cancer and quitting her job of 25 years led her to develop the Keys to Courage. Keys to Courage is an online course that helps you develop deeper relationships with your family, coworkers and friends.  For our listeners Amy has an amazing offer of 50% off your order by using the code BELIEVE at checkout.  Be sure to head over to keysofcourage.com now and check out Amy's blog and online course. Keep fighting!

In today's episode you will hear about 4 awesome things... #1-Updates on several of my past guests #2-Data from the podcast #3-Community outreach #4-New show format coming The show has grown so much over the past few months.  I'm looking forward to more growth, great stories, new updates in technology/medicine and YOU getting the 1% you need to keep pushing forward.    

After going in for a routine breast exam, Tamkea was told something she didn't expect.  She had breast cancer.  Today, Tameka shares how she went through chemo, the loss of her best friend, worked full-time and kept straight A's as a student.   Tune in for an emotional and strength building episode as Tameka shares how God's strength was sufficient in her weakness.    

Three time cancer survivor Chad Walkaden walks us through his Stage 4 adrenal carcinoma diagnosis.  He was deemed terminal and given a very short time to live.  His miraculous recovery will blow your mind.  This inspired Chad to use all of his research to develop THE CANCER BLUEPRINT The Cancer Blueprint is a cancer coaching program Chad incorporating movement, nutrition and relaxation techniques to promote your emotional, physical, psychological and social wellbeing.   Do yourself a favor and check out his services and sign up for a free consultation. Here are a few ways to connect with Chad: chad@cwcounselling.com.au IG: @ChadWalkaden, @thecancerblueprint Enjoy! If you find value in today's episode, please connect with me and share your feedback by emailing Truitt at info@onepercentpodcast.com    

On today's episode, Annie shares how her diagnosis of an incurable stage 4 endometrial cancer inspired her to create the travel meditation process called The Adventure Principle.   Annie found that taking a "trip" during each chemo session allowed her mind and body to relax and embrace the moment.  You can check out her 3 step process at theadventureprinciple.com Be sure to check out Annie's book Passport to Life for more details about her journey! 

Josh Powell was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Sarcoma cancer just 2 months after meeting the love of his life.  On today's show we speak with Josh's widow, Fabi Powell as she shares the amazing story behind their relationship, love and keeping Josh's legacy alive.   Today's episode will inspire you to keep going and fight for love when times are tough.     Joshpowellfoundation.org   If you are inspired by today's content please like, share and subscribe to the OnePercent Podcast.