Podcasts about Kids kicking cancer

Kids Kicking Cancer's work is vital in supporting families navigating the complexities of chronic illness.  KKC empowers children with chronic illnesses and their families through the power of martial arts and breathwork. Founder and International Director Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg “Rabbi G” shares his deeply personal story that led to the creation of Kids Kicking Cancer and the organization's remarkable growth from 10 children in 1 facility to over 126 facilities across 10 countries.Rabbi G, alongside Global Program Director Cindy Cohe, explains the organization's distinctive method - using therapeutic martial arts techniques to assist children in handling pain and stress. KKC also promotes a sense of purpose, peace, and community. Kids Kicking Cancer values the family unit as a whole, offering support not only to the child in treatment but also to siblings, parents, and other caregivers. We discuss the difficulties faced by caregiving youth and stress the significance of establishing a supportive network for these often-overlooked individuals. They go on to share about The Heroes Circle Pediatric Healing Program, which teaches martial arts meditation, non-contact movement, and breathing techniques designed to empower children to take control of the pain and stress of their illness. Their evidence-based program is taught in-person and virtually by black belt Therapeutic Martial Arts Instructors and is provided to families at no cost. Children 3 years and older with ANY pediatric illness, and their siblings, are eligible for the program.  Social Media: Website: https://heroescircle.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kidskickingcancer Instagram: @kidskickcancerLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kids-kicking-cancerTwitter: x.com/kidskickcancerYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/KidsKickingCancerBooks/E-Book/Resource: https://a.co/d/0bs6YgyGSupport the Show.Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver Sisterhood of Care, LLC Website: www.confessionsofareluctantcaregiver.com Like us on Facebook! Tweet with us on Twitter! Follow us on Instagram! Watch us on Youtube! Pin us on Pinterest! Link us on LinkedIn!Tune in on Whole Care Network

Nachum Segal presents, Rabbi Berel Wein's Jewish history lectures, the latest news from Israel, an interview with Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg and Michele Kaplan-Green from Kids Kicking Cancer/Maagal Giborim and Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser with Morning Chizuk.

Welcome to Empathy Empire. My guest today is Rabbi Goldberg, the founder of Kids Kicking Cancer, and a CNN Hero. Rabbi G brings a wealth of personal experience to dealing with children and families facing life-threatening illness. This talk shares extraordinary lessons about easing suffering in all its forms and cultivating empathy and ultimately greatness.

Sunny Levi is a Taekwondo master and one of less than ten female certified-seventh-degree black belts in the country. She is a mother of 6, personal fitness trainer, yoga and self-defense instructor, inspirational speaker, life coach and spiritual teacher. Sunny is also a martial arts therapist for Kids Kicking Cancer where she helps children with chronic illness overcome the fear and physical discomfort of their condition and treatment. In this episode, we explore Sunny's journey and hear her lessons on taking care of one's mental, emotional, and spiritual health as well as develop a health self image and body image. If you enjoy the podcast, please have The Lev Experience in mind in your end of the year giving! You can support the podcast by making any donation at Levx.org/donate. You can also learn more about our coaching at Levx.org and RabbiShlomo.com. My book "The Four Elements of an Empowered Life" is available on Amazon! Please subscribe, leave ratings and comments, connect with me on all the social media platforms but even and most importantly, share it with others! Instagram: @shlomobuxbaum Facebook: @shlomobuxbaum Youtube: TheLevExperience

We were five siblings. We are now three. Our sister and brother died.  So did our parents. We traveled the journey of loss together. But we have each taken different paths to healing. Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, Founder and Global Director of Kids Kicking Cancer and Clinical Assistant Professor at Wayne State University School of Medicine, has been close to our family for years and continues to be supportive to all of us. On this podcast Rabbi Goldberg becomes the moderator as he interviews me together with my two sisters, Penina Flagler and Naomi Engel. Come listen to three sisters who shared a journey but have each forged their own paths. https://www.chevrahlomdeimishnah.org/product/i-wish-someone-would-have-told-me-a-book-for-teens-who-have-lost-a-parent/ https://www.chevrahlomdeimishnah.org/product/i-wish-someone-would-have-told-my-friends/

In the most difficult of situations, our breath and how we control it can be our most powerful tool, or a great adversary. Learn from Sensei Lynn how the children of Kids Kicking Cancer and the Heroes Circle use their breath to fight through all sorts of darkness - and how you can, too. The Body Scan is a Martial Arts Meditation Technique that teaches us to relax each and every part of our bodies separately, letting them fade, and allowing our mind to follow. To find out more about our free meditations, visit bit.ly/KKCMeditations Power, Peace, Purpose

Each and every one of us has experienced challenges that are unfair, and seemingly insurmountable, sometimes leaving us to question the purpose that this pain is playing in our lives. We may ask, "why me?", feeling defeated by our tribulations, looking for a way out of the darkness. The children of Kids Kicking Cancer have a bit of a different idea. We sat down with Rabbi Elimelech Goldburg, "Rabbi G", (https://kidskickingcancer.org/) a black belt Rabbi and founder of Kicks Kicking Cancer, to hear about how children experiencing pediatric illness and cancer are our true teachers. It is truly an inspiration to listen to Rabbi G describe how the children with the toughest feats face them with a smile on their face, and literally, a breath of fresh air. Thank you for your continued support by subscribing, reviewing, rating, and coercing your mailperson to listen :) Shmuel Fischler LCSW-C www.cbtbaltimore.com

Dr. Hilary Marusak is a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences, Wayne State University School of Medicine and directs the THINK lab (www.wsuthinklab.com) . She is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Merrill Palmer Skillman Institute for Child and Family Development, a Scientific Member of the Karmanos Cancer Institute and the CURES Center, and a Science Advisor for the nonprofit organization Kids Kicking Cancer. She hosts her own podcast about the brain and brain disorders, called BrainSTEM (www.brainstempodcast.com).   In this episode, Dr. Hilary Marusak and I discuss some of the latest neuroscientific research on how meditation affects various brain systems. Meditation has been used by humans for thousands of years as a tool for self-regulation, healing, strengthening, and resilience development. And recently, the modern scientific community has begun to investigate how meditation works, which brain systems are involved, and how it can be used therapeutically. The practice of meditation comes in many different forms, and can be applied to many different areas of a person's life. Hilary's research focuses primarily on how meditation affects kids, and how it can be used as a therapeutic tool for kids who are dealing with pain, illness, and emotional dysregulation.    We also discuss some of the latest science of cannabis and how the scientific community are working towards gaining a better understanding of the relationship and interaction between cannabis and the endocannabinoid system. Just as meditation has been used by humans for thousands of years, so too has cannabis played a role in many healing traditions in human history. The exact nature of how cannabis affects the body and brain is still largely unstudied and is an exciting field of research. While using cannabis for medicinal purposes has started to rise in society (with the recent legalization), there are also some risks. As the body of scientific literature develops over time, our ability to make educated and informed decisions regarding cannabis use will also increase. Hilary and I also explore some of her research into how cannabis affects the developing brain (i.e. in fetuses, children, and teenagers). While these areas of study are still relatively new, it's an exciting time to be in this field and studying the potential benefits and risks of cannabis.  More of Hilary:  BrainSTEM Podcast: http://www.brainstempodcast.com Hilary's Research: http://www.wsuthinklab.com    More of Shane:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-pokroy/  Instagram: https://instagram.com/shanepokroy/  Facebook: https://facebook.com/UndergroundAnticsPodcast/  Listen to Underground Antics on your favourite podcast platform

Here is an inspiring interview with Michele who runs our Kids Kicking Cancer Israel Program. She explains more about our global program as we help empower children all over the world who are facing health challenges. Please reach out if you are interested in learning more. Our programs are always free and we are here for your whole family. Send us a note....info@kidskickingcancer.org anytime. A special thank you to วัชรี อินทรชุบ for making this interview possible. Power Peace Purpose! #pediatriccancer #pediatriccancerawareness #Israel --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

What can you bring to mind in this moment that you are grateful for? We are all in this together. A special thank you to Renee, a Kids Kicking Cancer mother, for sharing these beautiful thoughts. Power Peace Purpose! #gratitude --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

We are not our stress. We are not our pain. We are not our weakness. The children of Kids Kicking Cancer become masters not only of the Martial Arts, but of themselves....you can do the same....and when you do these exercises, it helps bring purpose to kids in our program and it reduces their pain, knowing you are learning from them. We start by being able to identify the places of pain, fear, anger- the knots of stress in our being- and then we can use our inner light to drive out the darkness. Reach out if you have any questions at all. Enjoy and wishing you all Power Peace Purpose! #stressrelief #anxietyrelief #meditation #mindfulness #calm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

Rabbi G has a story for the books. As an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Wayne State University and the Founder of Kids Kicking Cancer His life's journey has taken him around the world speaking and serving in the area of pediatric illness and helping children cope with pain. Rabbi G and Kids Kicking Cancer is on a mission to bring hope to 1 million kids in the world. This is a conversation you don't want to miss, and he even gives us a power breathing lesson to use in our own life! For more info about Rabbi G and Kids Kicking Cancer, check out kidskickingcancer.org. If you benefit from power breathing, send an email to info@kidskickingcancer.org!

Neil was a former VP and CFO of Ford Mobility and VP and Treasurer for Ford Motor Company. He joined Ford in 1982. In 1991, he joined the Treasurer's Office and held numerous positions in corporate treasury culminating in becoming VP Treasurer in 2007. In July 2016 he took on the role of CFO for Ford Mobility, a newly created subsidiary. Neil retired from Ford after 36 years at year-end 2018. Since retiring, Neil has taken on the roles of independent director at Karamba Security, has joined the advisory board of OurCrowd, and has joined the board of BNP Paribas USA, Inc. Neil is also on the non-profit board of Kids Kicking Cancer, whose mission is to ease the pain of very sick children while empowering them to heal physically, spiritually and emotionally.

Many people harbor a misconception that meditation has its singular roots in the world of Eastern Spirituality. In fact, the tenets of meditation is present as early as in The Bible. It doesn't require a lotus position or strange mantras. It's actually a recognition that there are two paths which travel through our brain. Each path has its own voice. One voice is the sound of the body- it can be loud, disruptive, angry, overwhelmingly sad, frustrated or jealous. It's a voice driven by the chemicals of our brain that pump stress through our body exactly as we see it happen to the animals of the jungle. Because stress is a sign of necrosis or dying tissue, it really gets our attention. Stress occupies a prominent space and can, without even trying swirl our thoughts in a kaleidoscope of darkness that drowns out focus and light. The other voice is the sounds of your soul. It is calm, powerful, and can be filled with an amazing light. The goal of all of the meditations that the little teachers of Kids Kicking Cancer use is to quiet the noise of the body- To create a light that can overcome the inner darkness of pain, fear, anger, stress- When you will feel this light you will find the sound of your soul. In the Bible, the Hebrew word for the soul is neshama, it is from the the word neshima, or breath. The pathway to the soul can be found by learning how to use your breath to quiet the noise of the body. In the thirty meditations that we will learn together over the coming weeks with Rabbi G, you will discover the power of your neshama, the light of your soul. Each meditation will build upon the other, using similar phrases and tools allowing your mind to grow from one experience to the next, building an inner platform for the voice of your soul. What will make this exercise different from any other meditation in the world, is as you gain access to your inner light, you will be allowing the children of Kids Kicking Cancer to know that you are learning from them. When you give them purpose, they have less pain. Every time you listen to these meditations, it lets them know, immediately, that they are teaching the world. We call that Power – Peace – Purpose Let us begin together and take the next three minutes to begin this journey to find the power of the soul. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

Sensei Ilze from our Kids Kicking Cancer team in South Africa describes so beautifully what Power Peace Purpose is all about...#martialarts #southafrica #motivation #inspiration #pediatriccancer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

We help the kids we work with understand that they are TRULY powerful martial artists and that pain is a message they do not have to listen to. When we breathe in the light and blow out the darkness we can harness that power at any time. A special thank you to Good Morning America for featuring us in this piece. Wishing you all Power Peace Purpose! #tbt #pediatriccancer #cancer #martialarts #kidsprogram #motivation #inspiration #goodmorningamerica --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

Ember was just four years old when she found out her mom Sarah had cancer...but without hesitating even for an instant, she told her mom "we got this," and taught her how to breathe in the light and blow out the darkness. The children of Kids Kicking Cancer are truly teaching the world and when they know that you are learning from them, it gives them SO much purpose. If you wouldn't mind, please comment below and let Sarah and Ember know how inspired you are by them :) Let's share the good out there...Sending you all Power Peace Purpose! #cancer #cancerfighter #cancerwarrior #motivation #inspiration --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

When you learn how to do a Breath Brake from the kids of Kids Kicking Cancer, and you breathe in the light, and blow out your darkness, you give these kids so much purpose to live a powerful and meaningful life. You are all part of the Heroes Circle and we appreciate you! Wishing you Power Peace Purpose! #cancer #pediatriccancer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

A powerful reminder from one of our awesome Kids Kicking Cancer parents... "not everything is under your control but your breath is." Wishing you all Power Peace Purpose wherever you are. #cancer #parents #parentingtips #parentingadvice --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

Meet Haley! She is 15 years old and truly teaching the world. She talks about some important lessons she has learned as she looks back on how the Kids Kicking Cancer program has helped her throughout the years. Enjoy and please comment below and let Haley know how inspired you are by her story! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heroes-circle/support

 A CNN HERO Rabbi G began a non profit organization, Kids Kicking Cancer, after watching his very young daughter die of cancer over 30 years ago.  Rather than fall into a hole of despair, Rabbi G decided to channel his grief toward helping other children and their families.   His powerful mantra- POWER PEACE PURPOSE and the term he coined and trademarked BREATH BRAKE really speaks volumes for children with cancer.  Rabbi G has taken his program globally and you can find him in remote parts of Africa and in small villages in Asia helping children to regain their power in the face of their illness.  Very remarkably, Rabbi G has been able to use his powerful techniques for children and adults everywhere with and without illness and he has been invited to teach his program to corporate executives both in the U.S. as well as across the globe.  Empowering parents and their children to regain their sense of self and empower them after trauma and illness has shown children everywhere that these techniques really DO work.   Children can feel helpless and disempowered many times during the course of their daily activities in the classroom, in the playground and even in the home.  Rabbi G is bringing his program to schools everywhere so that ALL children can reap the benefits.  You don't want to miss our conversation and you will be laughing and crying during this poignant interview. Visit Atara at Curlee GirleeVisit Grace at The Baby Spot

This week, I shared an interview I did with Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, the Founder and National Director for Kids Kicking Cancer. Having lost his first child to leukemia at the age of 2 years, Rabbi Goldberg brings a wealth of personal experience and sensitivity to dealing with children and families facing life-threatening illness. His commitment to ease the pain of very sick children and his dream of bringing healing through the empowering focus of the martial arts resulted in the creation of the Kids Kicking Cancer organization in June, 1999. In this episode, Rabbi Goldberg shares his mission, the ways in which children are benefiting from this program, and what he hopes to see in the future.

Kids Kicking Cancer is an incredible nonprofit organization whose mission is to take the tenants of martial arts and instill them in the minds and bodies of children in the midst of some of life’s most difficult struggles. Mickey is joined this week by black belt, Twenty Somethings Podcast host, friend, and inspiringly dedicated teacher of the Kids Kicking Cancer Family, Ketih Vartanian. They talk about the benefits of martial arts, and the lessons to be learned from even the smallest of children.   You can Donate to Kids Kicking Cancer at https://kidskickingcancer.org/donate   Keith's Social IG:@keithvartanian, @twentysomethings_podcast Twitter: @keith_vartanian -- IG: @knowingnothingpodcast, @mickeyroberts Twitter: @nothingknowing

On today's episode we will be talking about a non-profit organization called Kids Kicking Cancer. This organization and its black belt volunteers are dedicated to teaching the mind-body techniques of Martial Arts instruction, breath work, and meditation in order to empower children beyond the pain and discomfort of significant health issues and disease. We are joined by Mr. Gordon Merna a second degree black belt and the director of the Milwaukee Chapter of KKC, and Mrs. Michelle Lofy a third degree black belt volunteer with the Milwaukee Chapter of KKC. They will share their experience as to how this organization has made a difference to children in the Milwaukee area, and how it has had a profound impact on their own lives. Hopefully we can spread their message of Power, Peace, and Purpose! Links: www.kidskickingcancer.org www.jkleeblackbelt.com

On today's episode we will be talking about a non-profit organization called Kids Kicking Cancer. This organization and its black belt volunteers are dedicated to teaching the mind-body techniques of Martial Arts instruction, breath work, and meditation in order to empower children beyond the pain and discomfort of significant health issues and disease. We are joined by Mr. Gordon Merna a second degree black belt and the director of the Milwaukee Chapter of KKC, and Mrs. Michelle Lofy a third degree black belt volunteer with the Milwaukee Chapter of KKC. They will share their experience as to how this organization has made a difference to children in the Milwaukee area, and how it has had a profound impact on their own lives. Hopefully we can spread their message of Power, Peace, and Purpose! Links: www.kidskickingcancer.org www.jkleeblackbelt.com

ABOUT THIS EPISODE Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg was a young father when he received the call every parent dreads. His toddler daughter passed away a short time later. Years later, he found a profound way to channel his grief by directing Camp Simcha, a camp for children with cancer. In that role, he discovered that the marriage between martial arts and ailing children could be a transformational one, thus beginning the Kids Kicking Cancer revolution. Today deployed in dozens of locations around the world, the program - instructing people to "breathe in the light and breathe out the darkness" - has also been applied to military veterans suffering from PTSD, obese children and those with various other maladies. And in a unique but critical twist, the children come to see themselves as teachers and heroes, lighting up with the world as they practice the program principles and impart them to others. "Rabbi G" has poured his life into this fascinating mission, which continues to grow in many directions. Learn more at www.kidskickingcancer.org. -------------------- ABOUT THIS PODCAST Jews You Should Know introduces the broader community to interesting and inspiring Jewish men and women making a difference in our world. Some are already famous, some not yet so. But each is a Jew You Should Know. The host, Rabbi Ari Koretzky, is Executive Director of MEOR Maryland (www.meormd.org), a premier Jewish outreach and educational organization. MEOR operates nationally on twenty campuses and in Manhattan; visit the national website at www.meor.org. Please visit www.JewsYouShouldKnow.com, follow us on Twitter @JewsUShouldKnow or on Facebook. Have feedback for the show, or suggestions for future guests? E-mail us at JewsYouShouldKnow@gmail.com. Want to support this podcast? Visit Patreon.com/JewsYouShouldKnow. A small monthly contribution goes a long way!! A special thank you to Jacob Rupp of the Lift Your Legacy podcast for his invaluable production assistance.

Rabbi G - Episode 42 No matter what you're facing in your life, you can breathe in the light and blow out the darkness. Today's episode of Martial Arts Radio is a bit different. You may have noticed that from the title - we haven't had a guest that uses a religious title over a martial arts one. However, today is special. We're joined by Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg who prefers to be called Rabbi G. We've mentioned the organization Kids Kicking Cancer on the show before, but this time we have the founder as our guest. Rabbi G is a martial artist, but he's taken his martial arts training in a very different direction. Rather than attempt to summarize his story, you should just listen. Rabbi G speaks at length about his past and the various occurrences that ultimately led to his founding of the Kids Kicking Cancer organization.     Show Notes Book: A Perfect God Created an Imperfect World Perfectly: 30 Life Lessons from Kids Kicking Cancer The Pfizer / Jonas Brothers video that Rabbi G mentioned kidskickingcancer.org - The organization that Rabbi G founded You can find Rabbi G on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Today's featured product, whistlekick Shin Guards   Rabbi G's Bio Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg (Rabbi G) holds a First Degree Black Belt in the Korean art of Choi Kwon Do. He first provided a therapeutic martial arts program when he was the Director at Camp Simcha from 1990 to 2002. Having lost his first child to leukemia at 2 years old, Rabbi Goldberg brings his personal experience and sensitivity to dealing with children and families facing life-threatening illness. His commitment to ease the pain of very sick children and his dream of bringing healing through the empowering focus of the martial arts resulted in the creation of the Kids Kicking Cancer organization in June, 1999. Rabbi Goldberg was a recipient of the Robert Wood Johnson Community Health Leader's Award (2004) and the McCarty Cancer Foundation's Humanitarian of the Year Award (2004). He is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Wayne State University School of Medicine. Rabbi Goldberg received his BA from Yeshiva University, summa cum laude. Ordination and graduate training were also at Yeshiva University.

November 26th, 2015 - Episode 37 This episode has nothing to do with Thanksgiving. We'll be interviewing the founder of the Kids Kicking Cancer organization mentioned on episode 35. If you haven't checked out Episode 36 with Mr. John Graden, you should. Some of his points have a few people riled up which is creating great discussion. Into the Badlands is out, and it's pretty good! Today's featured product is the whistlekick Sparring Helmet. It's a more comfortable, longer-lasting take on the sparring helmets many of you are wearing. “You may train for a long time, but if you merely move your hands and feet and jump up and down like a puppet, learning Karate is not very different from learning a dance. You will never have reached the heart of the matter; you will have failed to grasp the quintessence of Karate.” – Gichin Funakoshi Movie of the week - Tai Chi Master starring Michelle Yeoh and Jet Li, available for streaming on Netflix. News Russian Martial Arts School Teaches How to Use the Selfie Stick as a Weapon Wushu Hoping to be Olympic Sport

November 19, 2015 - Episode 35 Featured Product - whistlekick Sparring Gloves. More comfortable, cut shorter & more durable than the competition. Check them out at our store. Kids Kicking Cancer - remember we've already confirmed with the founder to be on the show. Look for that in the next few weeks. If you haven't already, please check out Monday's episode with Mr. Richard Osborn. We talk a lot about competition and how it's shaped him. Movie pick - Ip Man, available for streaming on Netflix. Lastly, here's the quote and the image I mentioned: Martial Arts is one of the rare pursuits that will give back exactly, and only, what you put in.

Susan Chandler talks with Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, founder and director of Kids Kicking Cancer, about teaching mind/body techniques from the martial arts to help kids overcome the pain and trauma of cancer.

Susan Chandler talks with Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, founder and director of Kids Kicking Cancer, about teaching mind/body techniques from the martial arts to help kids overcome the pain and trauma of cancer.

This episode of JM in the AM included: Yeshiva League Sports, Election Day interviews, a focus on Kids Kicking Cancer and a conversation with award winning Jewish A Capella producer CD Eichler.

On this edition of That's Life, Miriam was joined by Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg from Kids Kicking Cancer who will be the featured speaker this weekend at the YI of Woodmere. Plus, the OU's 9th Marriage Enrichment Retreat is coming up. Miriam and the listeners heard from Program Manager Hannah Farkas about what people can expect that weekend and how happily married couples can benefit from being there. And finally, Eli Hagler is an advisor to the newly named Yachad's Inaugural Jewish Communal Leadership Program. Miriam and Eli spoke all about that new initiative.

On this episode of That's Life, Miriam presented a recap of the NSN Kosher Halftime Show and then interviewed some amazing guests. Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg, Clinical Assistant Professor of the Dept of Pediatrics at Wayne State University, and founder/International Director of Kids Kicking Cancer joined Miriam to discuss this incredible organization. Then, in celebration of NAIM (North American inclusion month), Miriam welcomed Batya Jacobs from YACAHD to the program. And finally: Rabbi Dr Daniel Roth from the Pardes institute in Jerusalem discussed their upcoming project 9Adar: the Jewish day of constructive conflict.

Guest: Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg (Kids Kicking Cancer) Topic: Children “Victim” to “Victor”. Having lost his first child to leukemia at the age of 2, Rabbi Goldberg brings a wealth of personal experience and sensitivity to dealing with children and families facing life-threatening illness. His commitment to easing the pain of children with cancer and his dream of supporting healing through the empowerment of the martial arts resulted in the creation of the Kids Kicking Cancer. Listen to Joni live M-F at 2:00 p.m. ET on www.W4CS.com. www.JoniAldrich.com