Podcast appearances and mentions of lee silverstein

A single diagnosis turned Shannon's world upside down, and it all began with a shocking phone call about suspicious spots on her liver. What followed was a whirlwind of emotions and a decade-long journey through misdiagnosis, severe symptoms, and the pursuit of education in Jamaica, all while grappling with the fear of a potential liver metastasis. Amidst this personal health saga, she found solace in the unwavering support of loved ones and the invaluable lesson of listening to her own body. These trials and tribulations underscore the critical importance of self-care and the power of advocacy when faced with medical adversities.Life with an ostomy bag and cancer was a struggle Shannon never anticipated, yet humor became a saving grace. Her candid reflections on living with an ostomy, coupled with an amusing anecdote from a campaign rally for President Obama, reveal the unexpected ways laughter can be found in life's toughest moments. This chapter of Shannon's journey, marked by initial shock and eventual acceptance, highlights the resilience required to maintain quality of life amidst medical challenges. Moreover, it illustrates the transformative power of relationships, particularly the deepened bond with her mother as they weathered these storms together.Honoring the legacy of Lee Silverstein, Blue Couch Chat was born out of a desire to create a platform for authentic storytelling within the African descent community. Inspired by Lee's encouragement and supported by the Podfest community, this venture aims to raise awareness and inspire others facing similar health battles. With gratitude for the connections formed and the support received, Blue Couch Chat is dedicated to continuing meaningful conversations that embrace resilience, celebrate life's gifted time, and recognize the strength gained from overcoming adversity. Join me for a heartfelt exploration of the human spirit and the relentless pursuit of dreams.Talk yo sh!t… Sh!t-Talker!!Support the showFOLLOW US ON;Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkshitwithpTwitter: https://twitter.com/TalkshitwithpFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkwhitwIthpTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@TalkshitwithpShop IG: https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp.shopLEAVE US A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talk-shit-with-p/id1509470001AND SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://www.youtube.com/@TalkshitwithpSupport The Show (whatever you can)Cashapp: https://cash.app/$TSWP20Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TswpBuymecoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/talkshitwithpAmazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2M9Q4HNKRO2WA?ref_=wl_shareTo Learn more on my story;https://flow.page/tal...

Gather around, Podfest enthusiasts, as we embark on a joyous journey of celebration and connection. Imagine the exhilarating moment when our pod family, including the charming Peter from Malaysia, the lovely Jodi from Canada, and the entertaining Glenn the Geek, reunites to bask in the glow of winning a community award. Peter surprises us with a thoughtful gift from Malaysia, while Jodi's double appearance in a single day adds an unexpected twist. Glenn takes us on a wild ride with his unique mobile studio setup in a horse trailer, proving that the road to entertainment knows no bounds. With Glenn's inside scoop on the award winners, anticipation and a dash of mystery weave through this lively episode.Feel the heartbeat of Podfest's community spirit, where the warmth of a family-like atmosphere is palpable. Thanks to Chris's secret-keeping prowess, Podfest has transformed from an intimate gathering into a bustling conference. This growth is fueled by the dedication of key figures like Glenn, Neil, and Katie, who embody the inclusive spirit of the event. Through Jodi's delightful coffee meetups and Peter's celebrity-like reception, we witness the power of genuine connections. As Podfest's legacy continues to thrive, we celebrate the lasting friendships and collaborations it has fostered within the podcasting realm.Our excitement knows no bounds as Podfest expands its horizons, from the announcement of PodFest Asia in Manila to the introduction of innovative AI creator tools. Our commitment to nurturing podcasting communities extends to rebuilding efforts in vibrant cities like Atlanta, aiming to solidify them as key hubs. The memories of past events, the promise of future endeavors, and the camaraderie among podcasters fuel our passion. Join us as we plan a community cruise and reminisce about memorable moments, all while honoring the dedication of podcasters like Lee Silverstein. This is Podfest, where passion meets community, and every episode becomes a celebration of the podcasting spirit.Episode Recorded MARCH 6th 2024.Talk yo sh!t… Sh!t-Talker!!Support the showFOLLOW US ON;Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkshitwithpTwitter: https://twitter.com/TalkshitwithpFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkwhitwIthpTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@TalkshitwithpShop IG: https://www.instagram.com/Talkshitwithp.shopLEAVE US A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talk-shit-with-p/id1509470001AND SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://www.youtube.com/@TalkshitwithpSupport The Show (whatever you can)Cashapp: https://cash.app/$TSWP20Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TswpBuymecoffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/talkshitwithpAmazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2M9Q4HNKRO2WA?ref_=wl_shareTo Learn more on my story;https://flow.page/tal...

Welcome everyone to the final episode of the We Have Cancer podcast. Glenn Hebert from the Horse Radio Network and Katie Krimitsos of the Women's Meditation Network pay tribute to Lee Silverstein. For those of you that may not have heard, we lost Lee a few weeks ago and we wanted to do one final episode on the We Have Cancer podcast to honor what he meant to the cancer community and also to the podcast community.Katie and I will talk a bit about our time with Lee and then we want to play for you one of the final interviews that Lee did with the Man up to Cancer podcast where he talked about dying, hospice and how he was at peace. Rest in Peace Lee, we all love you!

How your purpose can either support or be a non-factor in the impact and income you make, and the life you live.ABOUT LEEAs a Career Management professional, Lee serves as a career coach and mentor to those in career transition. He has the privilege of working with many talented and successful individuals, providing outplacement services to individual contributors, entry-level managers and senior executives.He guides & inspires candidates; teaching them the most up-to-date job search strategies while instilling in them the confidence to leverage these skills to land in their next career.As a Certified Professional Resume Writer, published LinkedIn author and experienced trainer and public speaker, he facilitates career workshops, career webinars and executive career coaching.CONNECT WITH LEE & HIS WORKWe Have Cancer Show (Podcast)LinkedInSTART YOUR 3-DAY WEEKEND JOURNEYEmployees, Side-Hustlers, Freelancers, Solopreneurs, Business Owners, Executives, and Everyone in between can start creating a 3-Day Weekend or similar Lifestyle.3-Day Weekend Club can help you get started for free.3-DAY WEEKENDS IN 3 MONTHS ENTREPRENUER COACHING PROGRAMCreate a 3-Day Weekend Lifestyle in 90 DaysDesigned Specifically for 6 & 7-Figure Entrepreneurs Looking to Make More Money in 20% Less TimeLearn More about 3-Day Weekends in 3 Months3-DAY WEEKEND CLUB LINKSEmail Updates, Free Online Courses, Subscribe to the Podcast, Social Media & MoreGo to the Links Page

About This Episode:Cancer Patient Advocate Joe Bullock returns for the second installment of his interview with the Our Cancer Journey Podcast with Bruce Watkins. This episode picks up from where Part-1 of our interview with Joe left off ( #009 – From Caregiver, to Surviving Cancer, to Patient Support Advocate Part 1 – Joe Bullock ).In this episode, Joe and Bruce discuss the challenges of being a caregiver for an estranged parent, how Joe overcame those barriers to provide meaningful support to his father, and how Joe found forgiveness and strength in his heart. When cancer arrived in Joe's life, he use those lessons from being a caregiver to help ensure his relationship with his spouse and his children was as healthy as possible. Joe also shares the challenges he faced as a typical man in dealing with the uncertainty of a cancer diagnosis.Surprisingly, this episode is exceptionally positive, so much so that host Bruce Watkins and Joe laugh almost continuously through the show at the absurdity an irony of many of the situations cancer patients face. The end of the episode introduces Joe's motivation to get involved with helping others. In an upcoming episode, Joe will return to discuss how he became involved with the Man Up to Cancer patient advocacy support group, and his passion for helping pediatric cancer patients and their families.Hear Episode #009 - PART-1 of the OCJ Podcast interview with Joe Bullock:https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/2021/06/08/009-from-caregiver-to-surviving-cancer-to-patient-support-advocate-part-1-joe-bullock/References and Resources mentioned in this Episode:Man Up To Cancer - The Howling Place Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/manuptocancer/Man Up To Cancer Podcast with Trevor Maxwell: https://manuptocancer.captivate.fm/Colontown: https://colontown.org/We Have Cancer Podcast with Lee Silverstein: https://wehavecancershow.com/ Episode Host: Bruce WatkinsA Father, Cancer survivor, producer, podcaster, writer & content creator, speaker, voice-over artist, facilitator/moderator, avid traveler, cultural explorer, humanitarian, giving-back & minimalist evangelist, music enthusiast, former Corporate people leader, and curious soul who transformed into an unapologetically optimistic and unpretentious advocate of Life-Optimization for all. After surviving Cancer and other life-changing experiences in 2017, Bruce gave away most of his possessions, left his home behind and began traveling, writing, volunteering, and giving-back. https://www.brucewatkins.comAbout the Podcast: If you are just discovering the Our Cancer Journey Podcast with Bruce Watkins, …….This Podcast is a place for those impacted with illness, and their caregivers, their loved ones, and everyone wishing to prevent illness and enhance their life. The Our Cancer Journey Podcast Official Webpage:https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/Follow Our Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/ourcancerjourneypodcastSubscribe for Free to the OCJ Newsletter:https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/contact/View our Content Advisory Note Here: https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/content-advisory-note/

Take a walk down memory lane with us on today's special episode! These longtime Podfest attendees submitted their favorite memories to get you jazzed up for Podfest 2022: Lee Silverstein, Ellen Ferranti, James Van Prooyen, Niel Guilarte, Elsie Escobar, Scott Johnson, Izzy Jay, Nick Snapp, Ariel Smith, and Paul Desmond Adams. Plus, Glenn the Geek and Producer Jaime give you a reminder of their presentation schedules, so you can be sure to mark your agendas, haha! Enjoy these wonderful memories on your way to Podfest 2022. (And, we may or may not make you both laugh and cry...) Welcome to the conference!Presented by: Podfest Multimedia ExpoTitle Sponsor: BuzzsproutHosts and Executive Producers: Glenn the Geek of Horse Radio Network and Producer Jaime of Flint Stone Media, Florida Podcast Network, and Podcasting Your Brand | Catch their past show, Finding Florida!Link: Podfest Multimedia Expo's Published ScheduleMemory #1: Lee Silverstein of We Have Cancer ShowMemory #2: Ellen Ferranti of Wisdom Without WrinklesMemory #3: James Van Prooyen of Veterans In Business ShowMemory #4: Niel Guilarte of Wildstyle MediaMemory #5: Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts and The FeedMemory #6: Scott Johnson of What was that LikeMemory #7: Izzy Jay of the upcoming Gen iZZY: Beyond Ordinary on FPNMemory #8: Nick Snapp of Miracles & AtheistsMemory #9: Ariel Smith of The Food Truck ScholarMemory #10: Paul Desmond Adams of Mental Mastery Moment and Total Podcast SolutionsOther Useful Links and Tools for You:More FREE tips!Producer Jaime's Podcast Booster ClassProducer Jaime's Equipment GuideJoin the new Podfest club on Clubhouse!Join the Owwll App, find great guests, and monetize your expertise! (Use Producer Jaime's referral code PL954123 during signup to get priority early access and a $10 signup bonus!!)Email the Hosts: Glenn: Glenn@HorseRadioNetwork.com | Jaime: Jaime@FlintStoneMedia.comVocal Editor: Paul StevensAssistant Producers:

Take a walk down memory lane with us on today's special episode! These longtime Podfest attendees submitted their favorite memories to get you jazzed up for Podfest 2022: Lee Silverstein, Ellen Ferranti, James Van Prooyen, Niel Guilarte, Elsie Escobar, Scott Johnson, Izzy Jay, Nick Snapp, Ariel Smith, and Paul Desmond Adams. Plus, Glenn the Geek and Producer Jaime give you a reminder of their presentation schedules, so you can be sure to mark your agendas, haha! Enjoy these wonderful memories on your way to Podfest 2022. (And, we may or may not make you both laugh and cry...) Welcome to the conference! Chapters: 6:09 - Memory #1: Lee Silverstein of We Have Cancer Show 11:03 - Memory #2: Ellen Ferranti of Wisdom Without Wrinkles 14:10 - Memory #3: James Van Prooyen of Veterans In Business Show 18:31 - Memory #4: Niel Guilarte of Wildstyle Media 22:06 - Memory #5: Elsie Escobar of She Podcasts and The Feed 26:38 - Memory #6: Scott Johnson of What was that Like 29:46 - Memory #7: Izzy Jay of the upcoming Gen iZZY: Beyond Ordinary on FPN 32:50 - Memory #8: Nick Snapp of Miracles & Atheists 35:27 - Memory #9: Ariel Smith of The Food Truck Scholar 39:38 - Memory #10: Paul Desmond Adams of Mental Mastery Moment and Total Podcast Solutions 43:16 - Our Schedules at Podfest 49:01 - Close Link to Sound File for Sight Impaired: Click Here Presented by: Podfest Multimedia Expo Hosts and Executive Producers: Glenn the Geek of Horse Radio Network and Producer Jaime of Flint Stone Media, Florida Podcast Network, and Podcasting Your Brand | Catch their past show, Finding Florida! For this episode's full show notes, click here. ----------------- Production House: Flint Stone Media Founder: Producer Jaime Follow Flint Stone Media on social media: LinkedIn: Producer Jaime | Flint Stone Media Instagram: @FlintStoneMedia Tik Tok: TikTok.com/@producerjaime Facebook: Facebook.com/FlintStoneMedia Threads: @FlintStoneMedia Clubhouse: @ProducerJaime YouTube: @FlintStoneMedia101 Or, feel free to email Jaime@FlintStoneMedia.com Interested in working with Producer Jaime her team? Why FSM | Get Started

This is a conversation I have been looking forward to for a long time: My friend Lee Silverstein, cancer veteran and a beautiful soul! It's hard to make sense of our life after cancer experience, but the way Lee can distil the essence of our shared experience is a joy to behold! Every time we speak, I learn something new and get a valuable lesson. Here is what we cover on this week's episode: The Whac-A-Mole of Cancer What it takes to be an informed patient How to live in the moment Taking your power back after cancer Another way to be mindful each day How people respond to you after cancer Links Episode 077: How To Apply Mindfulness After Cancer with Dr Ronald Siegel Episode 075: Meaning of Life After Cancer with Dr William Breitbart Episode 072: The Magnifying Glass of Adversity with Lee Silverstein     Don't Forget To Sign Up for Your 7 Day Challenge to Take Your Life Back After Cancer!People expect you to bounce back after cancer, but it's not easy – you've got to deal with changes, fatigue and worry that it might come back… Over seven days, I am sharing practical ideas that helped me get the life I want after cancer – sign up free today: #btn_1_5095f450e13754607e74fd13894c14a2 .text {font-size:16px;color:#ffffff;font-weight:bold;}#btn_1_5095f450e13754607e74fd13894c14a2 {padding:5px 25px;border-color:#000000;border-width:1px;-moz-border-radius:6px;-webkit-border-radius:6px;border-radius:6px;background:#38b6ff;background:-webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, color-stop(0%, #38b6ff), color-stop(100%, #38b6ff));background:-webkit-linear-gradient(top, #38b6ff 0%, #38b6ff 100%);background:-moz-linear-gradient(top, #38b6ff 0%, #38b6ff 100%);background:-ms-linear-gradient(top, #38b6ff 0%, #38b6ff 100%);background:-o-linear-gradient(top, #38b6ff 0%, #38b6ff 100%);background:linear-gradient(to bottom, #38b6ff 0%, #38b6ff 100%);filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=#38b6ff, endColorstr=#38b6ff, GradientType=0);box-shadow:0px 1px 1px 0px rgba(0,0,0,0.5);}#btn_1_5095f450e13754607e74fd13894c14a2 .gradient {-moz-border-radius:6px;-webkit-border-radius:6px;border-radius:6px;}#btn_1_5095f450e13754607e74fd13894c14a2 .shine {-moz-border-radius:6px;-webkit-border-radius:6px;border-radius:6px;}#btn_1_5095f450e13754607e74fd13894c14a2 .active {-moz-border-radius:6px;-webkit-border-radius:6px;border-radius:6px;}#btn_1_5095f450e13754607e74fd13894c14a2 .hover {-moz-border-radius:6px;-webkit-border-radius:6px;border-radius:6px;}Sign Up Today I will never give out your email - view my Privacy Policy

Glenn the Geek and Producer Jaime begin with Lee Silverstein taking us down our first track, as he shares three tips to a great interview--a pretty key component for many podcasters! Then, Helena Harris helps you make your guest's EXPERIENCE even MORE successful with two amazing extra tweaks. And, our third track is brought to you by our hosts, who discuss five keys to long term success as a podcaster--tips pulled from their combined experience of over 20 years in the industry. Plus, we'll share our latest community shout outs and revisit this month's trivia question from Jonathan Oakes, so you have a chance to win a great prize. Welcome to the conference! Chapters:3:20 - Podfest on the Move - Shoutouts8:30 - Track #1: Creation & Launch with Lee Silverstein shares three tips to a great interview18:47 - Track #2: Creation & Launch with Helena Harris on two tweaks for a successful guest experience27:44 - Track #3: Key Note from Glenn the Geek and Producer Jaime on five keys to long term success37:12 - Trivia Segment with Jonathan Oakes from Trivial Warfare40:14 - ClosePresented by: Podfest Multimedia ExpoTitle Sponsor: BuzzsproutHosts and Executive Producers: Glenn the Geek of Horse Radio Network and Producer Jaime of Flint Stone Media, Florida Podcast Network, and Business in the Bedroom | Catch their past show, Finding Florida!Guest, Track 1: Lee Silverstein of We Have Cancer ShowGuest, Track 2: Helena Harris of Stall and Stable PodcastTrack 3, provided by your hosts! Producer Jaime's PDF on Deciding on a Co-host | More free tips from Producer JaimeTrivia Host: Jonathon Oakes of Trivial Warfare | Prize for October 2021: an intro/outro voice over from Jodi Krangle (a $300 value!)Email the Hosts: Glenn: Glenn@HorseRadioNetwork.com | Jaime: Jaime@FlintStoneMedia.comAssistant Producer: Jorge HernandezIntro Voice Over Artist: Jodi KrangleInterested in becoming the show's next Sponsor? Contact the Podfest Podcast team today!Connect with Podfest and Follow on Social Media (@PodfestExpo): Instagram | TwitterJoin the Podfest Groups: Facebook | GoodpodsAdditional Support Provided by: Podfest Multimedia Expo and Owwll App (Email the Owwll App Team: Feedback@Owwll.com)-----------------Production: Flint Stone Media | Horse Radio NetworkCopyright of Cutting Edge Events LLC 2021.

I have a treat for you! Today you will be hearing Lee Silverstein's Cancer Story. If you are not familiar with Lee, he is the creator and host of the We Have Cancer Podcast. I'm pretty sure, we was the original Cancer Podcast out there since he created it back in 2015. Thats right he has been doing this for 6 years and over 179 episodes! Lee shares his story and his journey through Stage 2 and Stage 4 Colon Cancer. He talks about how he kicked scanxiety, how his outlook on life and living with cancer has evolved over this past 10 years. Lee provides valuable advice for our listeners whether you are a caretaker, a cancer survivor, a family member or someone directly effected by cancer. To learn more about the We Have Cancer Podcast, please visit: https://wehavecancershow.com/ And to follow Lee on IG: @wehavecancerpod Enjoy the listen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mycancerstorypodcast/support

My guests this week are Jane Doremus and Lee Silverstein. This is an employment season when a growing number of people are in a career transition by their own choice or the choice of an employer. It's not a question of “if” this might happen but the reality that it will most likely happen in your career run. Is it possible to minimize the negative impact of being displaced in one's career? How can you expedite the time needed to land the next work opportunity as you move forward in your career? Subscribe to the Show On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/342cDYC6XXlpL4m5XcEkvJhttps://open.spotify.com/show/342cDYC6XXlpL4m5XcEkvJ Follow Right Management Via Our Website: https://www.rightflorida.com/ On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/right-management-florida-caribbean/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/RightFlorida On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RightManagementFlorida/ Email the show - podcast@rightflorida.com

In this first of a 2-Part episode, traditional Southern (U.S.) guy Joe Bullock walks us through his unexpected cancer journey where he moved through multiple roles. Our raw and authentic conversation with Joe provides us great insights on how to support caregivers, being an adult-child caregiver for a difficult aging parent, the importance of communication with your life-partner during diagnosis and treatments, how to navigate a personal cancer experience with your immediate family (especially children), and much more.This Part-1 episode sets the stage for how Joe transformed his life from “Average Guy” into a passionate advocate for men to seek out support during their cancer journey, and a dedicated supporter for pediatric Cancer patients. In Part-2 of our interview with Joe, we will discuss how he and his fellow Colon Cancer Survivor Trevor Maxwell (host of the Man Up To Cancer Podcast) came to found the Facebook Group for Men's Support, “Man Up To Cancer - The Howling Place,” as well as Joe's other giving back efforts. ——Key Discussion Points and Takeaways from this Our Cancer Journey Podcast Episode:How a routine colonoscopy detected a Stage-3 Colon Cancer diagnosisThe importance of speaking immediately and candidly with family members, especially parents, about your family health historyHow “stepping up” and providing care for a loved one with Cancer, even when there have been issues with that person, can provide blessings and benefitsHow having a previous experience as a caregiver can make you a more compassionate patient toward your future caregiversThe importance of shaping individual communications about a cancer diagnosis to children of different ages, and how that communication does not end after the initial conversationHow moving into a home across the street from your parents always turns into an episode of Everybody Loves Raymond, ……. Always!——References and Resources mentioned in this Episode:Man Up To Cancer - The Howling Place Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/manuptocancer/Man Up To Cancer Podcast with Trevor Maxwell: https://manuptocancer.captivate.fm/Colontown: https://colontown.org/We Have Cancer Podcast with Lee Silverstein: https://wehavecancershow.com/ Episode Guest(s): Joe Bullock:Joe Bullock worked in the restaurant and hospitality industry while his wife was a registered nurse at a children's hospital in their North Carolina town. In response to her variable schedule, the couple decided that Joe would become a stay at home Dad in order to provide their young children a sense of stability. When dropping off his kids at pre-school, Joe was recruited to teach pre-K classes there, a role he thrived in for 20 years. The lessons Joe learned when he became a caregiver for his Father, a man who Joe had a difficult relationship with for years, helped him to navigate his later personal Colon Cancer diagnosis. After surviving his cancer experience, Joe felt called to encourage other men to connect with others and seek support via the creation of a growing Facebook community. Joe also now is organizing support for pediatric cancer patients and their families. Episode Host: Bruce WatkinsA Father, Cancer survivor, podcaster, writer & content creator, speaker, voice-over artist, facilitator/moderator, traveler, cultural explorer, humanitarian, giving-back & minimalist evangelist, music enthusiast, former Corporate people leader, and curious soul who transformed into an unapologetically optimistic and unpretentious advocate of Life-Optimization for all. After surviving Cancer and other life-changing experiences in 2017, Bruce gave away most of his possessions, left his home behind and began traveling, writing, volunteering, and giving-back. Learn more:https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/about-our-cancer-journey-bruce-watkins/https://www.brucewatkins.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brucewatkins/Follow Our Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/ourcancerjourneypodcastSubscribe for Free to the OCJ Newsletter:https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/contact/Check out Our Official Webpage:https://www.ourcancerjourney.com/Request to Subscribe/Follow, Review and Ratings - Please help us share this information!A top aim of the Our Cancer Journey Podcast is to help share valuable information with those impacted by Cancer, their caregivers and their loved ones. Your positive ratings, show reviews (on Apple Podcasts), and especially your personal recommendations and sharing of our show with others, are the most effective ways you can help us get the important information about Survivorship out to those that need it! So please subscribe, rate, review and share the Our Cancer Journey Podcast, our website and our Facebook page with friends and in your social media. Thanks for Listening! With Gratitude, The Our Cancer Journey Podcast Team.

Episode #020 - The WE Have Cancer podcast is Hosted by Lee Silverstein and the show was created to provide survivors, caregivers, and professionals a vehicle to share their stories of struggle, hope, and survival in the face of cancer and to provide hope and inspiration to those affected by the disease. Wehavecancershow.com Facebook | Twitter | Instagram |

Today, I am talking to my friend Lee Silverstein of WE Have Cancer about finding yourself again beyond cancer to live a happier, more fulfilled life. I love the way Lee looks at life – and he never looks back! Here is what we cover in our discussion today: How cancer changes the way that you […] The post Episode 072: The Magnifying Glass of Adversity appeared first on Simplify Cancer.

Hello fellow cancer thrivers! You are about to listen to our podcast… here is a sneak peak of what to expect!   Lee Silverstein joins us to talk about his story and the very successful podcast he founded and hosts - We Have Cancer.   To learn more about Lee and the WE Have Cancer Show: Website: https://wehavecancershow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wehavecancer Twitter: https://twitter.com/wehavecancerpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wehavecancerpod/ Email: Lee@wehavecancershow.com     *** Time to listen to the podcast now ;) *** Music by http://www.bensound.com (BTW)   And just before you leave us today, reach out to us by email and our social media linked bellow! We can't wait to meet you there - soarabovecancer@gmail.com, https://www.instagram.com/soarabovecancer/ and  https://www.facebook.com/soarabovecancer/!   Many smiles, Alex and Gabrielle

Sixty-year old Lee Silverstein has lived with three different cancers in his lifetime including kidney, colon and liver. He created the We Have Cancer podcast to provide information, inspiration and hope.As Lee sees it, cancer affects everyone. I spoke with him and his wife Linda from their home in Florida. In between the laughs, we talked about his resilience, the valuable life lessons he's learned from his dad and why he started a podcast about cancer and the takeaways from his guests.To learn more about Lee visit wehavecancershow.com or follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Contact RESILIENT PEOPLE on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook or by email at info@resilientpeople.ca. If you or someone you know is resilient, I want to hear from you.

In this long-delayed episode, Michael explains why he hasn't been here for several weeks when he talks about taking a preliminary test that turned into him having to have a colonoscopy to see if he had colon cancer. due process well efficient took some time and truthfully Michael did not want to come out and talk on the microphone until everything was over. In this episode, he talks about the process of having a test, to begin with, and then meeting with a gastroenterologist and planning a colonoscopy. Michael takes you with him for the colonoscopy and the results. He talks about friends of his one is a podcaster name Lee Silverstein who has a podcast called https://www.wehavecancershow.com/

Ask Win is a podcast where you are a VIP. It’s a friend, family, and international show. Win wants to focus and teach people more and Cerebral Palsy. You’re welcome to ask questions about anything that you want. CP questions but mainly life questions on how to deal with CP or not. Win can ask you base questions if you want. Please let us know or there will be no base questions. If you have any questions for Win please email her at askingwkelly@gmail.com. Ask Win Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/ask-win-22507. Please donate to Ask Win by going to https://www.paypal.me/WCharles. Patron Checkout: https://www.patreon.com/join/Askwin?. Simplecast's Brand Ambassador Program: http://refer.smplc.st/rtTvG. Check out Win's books at https://www.amazon.com/Win-Kelly-Charles/e/B009VNJEKE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1538951782&sr=1-2-ent. To buy Win’s new book, Smile with Dictation, go to https://books2read.com/Win. I, Win: http://books2read.com/Iwin. I, Win audiobook in iBooks: https://books.apple.com/us/audiobook/i-win-hope-and-life/id1476934916. I, Win audiobook in Google Pay: https://play.google.com/store/books/category/audiobooks?hl=en. I, Win audiobook in kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/audiobook/i-win-5. I, Win audiobook in Nook: https://www.nookaudiobooks.com/audiobook/1005661/i-win. I, Win audiobook in Scibd: https://www.scribd.com/book/275801773/I-Win. I, Win audiobook in Beek: https://www.beek.io/libros/i-win. Check out Danielle's books at https://www.amazon.com/Danielle-Coulter/e/B00OFIOY3C/ref=as_li_ss_tl?qid=1483655853&sr=8-2&linkCode=sl2&tag=paradimarket-20&linkId=8490a064c62cededb762ed5b949ed144. Check out Win’s YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGN0mfJdlpKG8IdJTBjKTow. Please read Outsource Your Book to a Wall Street Journal Bestselling Press: https://leaderspress.com. Born with Cerebral Palsy author of I,Win | podcaster| by win charles: https://www.podchaser.com/creators/win-charles-107a4S3520. 5 Secrets for a Successful Podcast: https://youtu.be/eUTXwrx2ZIc. Apple Podcast on Amazon Smart Speaker: https://apps.apple.com/us/story/id1491094491. Podcast voice coaching: https://www.fiverr.com/share/kLrbLw.   On Ask Win today (Friday, March 27, 2019), Best-Selling Author, Win C welcomes Lee Silverstein. In 2011, just four months after they began dating, Lee was diagnosed with Stage 2 colon cancer. A year and a half later, 17 days after their honeymoon, they learned that Lee’s cancer had spread to his liver; he was now Stage 4. Through numerous surgeries, chemotherapy infusions and assorted other treatments, Linda has been by his side. Lee recently celebrated the 5 year anniversary of his WE Have Cancer podcast. Lee and his wife Linda have been dealing with his cancer for nine years and use the podcast to provide inspiration and hope to those touched by the disease. Lee and Linda live in Florida with their Westie Terrier, Fergie. To learn more about Lee visit https://wehavecancershow.com.

First up will be Dr. Swerdlin, President of Palm Beach Equine Clinic, speaking about how large clinics are dealing with COVID-19 and still caring for our horses. Then, Lee Silverstein of the "We Have Cancer" podcast sharing with us how cancer patients are coping and the extra fear they are feeling now.Guest: Dr. Swerdlin, President of Palm Beach Equine ClinicGuest: Lee Silverstein of the "We Have Cancer" podcastRemember to listen to the world’s leading horse podcasts at www.HorseRadioNetwork.com.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

First up will be Dr. Swerdlin, President of Palm Beach Equine Clinic, speaking about how large clinics are dealing with COVID-19 and still caring for our horses. Then, Lee Silverstein of the "We Have Cancer" podcast sharing with us how cancer patients are coping and the extra fear they are feeling now.Guest: Dr. Swerdlin, President of Palm Beach Equine ClinicGuest: Lee Silverstein of the "We Have Cancer" podcastRemember to listen to the world’s leading horse podcasts at www.HorseRadioNetwork.com.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

In the second episode of the season (and 14th of the podcast) Karla and Sarah pay tribute to Father's Day by interviewing Lee Silverstein of We Have Cancer podcast, who is hopefully getting the news soon that his colon cancer has been eradicated. In the interview we discuss a lot of aspects of his experience with cancer, the inspiration for his podcast, and much more! As heavy as this topic can be, Lee has such a great attitude about his experience and we hope you enjoy the interview! Remember your homework to ask your family next time you're all together and ask the hard questions to find out what some of your loved ones have passed away from because as we learn from Lee, early detection can save your life! Thank you again, Lee for inspiring people to "make a message out of the mess". In the beginning of this episode Karla learns a new word and Sarah goes shopping.We would like to dedicate this episode to a very special cricket and her family who lost their father to this disease. We love you!Happy Fricken Father's Day

No live show this week due to some personal conflicts, so we dug deep into the archive of shows recorded at Podfest 2019 to bring a special episode on Social Media marketing.  First up is Stefanie LaHart, BoomTown Marketing and host fo the TraDigital Talk Show Podcast.  She's a social media guru and has great advice for more effective social media strategy. Then we have Lee Silverstein, host of We Have Cancer podcast.  Lee has been doing this show for a long time and spoke about one particular, and often overlooked strategy that has helped his show thrive.     

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 as an adult.  He has such an incredible attitude and he's using it to live the life the best way that he can and to help other people through his podcast called We Have Cancer.  Through this podcast, Lee shares information, inspiration, and hope for living the best life you can despite cancer. Here are some things that we cover today: Lee's inspirational A-G-E approach to dealing with cancer One powerful mindset that can help you during treatment How relationships and friendships can change after cancer and much, much more! Links We Have Cancer podcast Full Transcript Joe:                 Lee, I love your photos on Facebook and on your website and with you and your Batman gear.  Can you talk about that? Lee:                 I've been dealing with colon cancer for eight years.  The largest colon cancer support organisation in the U.S.  is the Colorectal Cancer Alliance.  They do a run, a 5k run, and a walk at different cities all over the country.  Each weekend a different city.  The first one is always in Tampa, Florida, which was last weekend.  Instead of giving out, like most of these events, they give out t-shirts, but because it's the other part of the body, they give out boxer shorts.  That's where the undi-name comes from.  People dress in funny costumes.  I was always a batman fan when I was a kid, so we called my team: Lee's Superheroes, and we all dressed up with batman shirts and shorts and boxers and all of that. Joe:                 Yes, that's fantastic, Lee.  I love that because I think both you and me, and I guess actually many of us, have really uncomfortable cancers in the most uncomfortable parts of the body.  Like, I had testicular cancer, you had colon cancer.  It feels weird to start to talk about it because it's private and sensitive, right? Lee:                 True, but I tell people when it comes to my disease, everybody uses the bathroom, everybody uses the toilet, and because we all do it, it shouldn't be something embarrassing.  I know it is, but I tell people: Don't let embarrassment kill you.  I interview so many people on my podcast who either they themselves waited and waited too long because they were embarrassed to say anything, to talk to their doctor.  Then the disease was more advanced than it should have been.  What's worse?  Being a little bit embarrassed or having to go through chemotherapy? Joe:                 Yes, exactly.  I think that's why it's even more important, like you say, to talk about it and to be honest and upfront.  Just so people feel more comfortable to show up at the doctors and say, “Can you have a look at this?  Can you check it out?” Lee:                 Absolutely.  You're absolutely right. Joe:                 Lee, I was really shocked to hear your story that you really first had cancer as a child.  What was that experience like? Lee:                 Well, from what I remember, when I was four or five years old, I'm surprised how much I do remember, the story behind that is when I was growing up, I had one sister at the time, another sister came along a few years later.  We were always getting sick, especially in the winter time, strep throat, throat infections.  When I was a kid, the popular surgery was to have your tonsils out if you kept getting throat infections.  They said, “We think we should take his tonsils out.” My parents took me to the hospital the day before the surgery just to do all the testing and bloodwork and all of that.  Something showed up very unusual in my blood test.  They said, wait a minute, this is not good, something's going on here.  They did some tests and found a spot on my kidney.  It turned out to be a rare form of paediatric kidney cancer called a Wilms Tumour.  Now, a Wilms Tumour if caught early,

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

Guest Lee Silverstein Lee Silverstein is a stage 4 colon cancer survivor and the host of the WE Have Cancer podcast. WE Have Cancer (http://www.wehavecancershow.com) On today’s episode of Causecasts we are so happy and honored to have Lee Silverstein, host of the WE Have Cancer Podcast, as our guest. Lee created this podcast a few years ago as a way to inspire hope and connection within the community of people affected by cancer. Lee’s positive and realistic outlook has directed the tone and reach of his work, which now has a humble yet committed and engaged following, and for Lee, there is nothing that he would rather be putting his time into. During our interview, he even shares that the years since his diagnosis have been the best of his life. After being diagnosed about 6 years ago, a fateful encounter with a friend and an emerging podcast community led to a clear realization of his path, one that he has followed with passion and dedication since. Our conversation includes this origin story of how WE Have Cancer was born; as well as some meditation on what it means to host a podcast with guests whose life expectancy is generally uncertain. Lee sees his work sharing these stories as the ultimate way to honor and provide grace for both guests and listeners, and has experienced the profound effect of this process himself. Lee also explains why he sees podcasting as such a powerful medium for the message he is broadcasting. He acknowledges the direct line it provides to the human voice and how it is something he has come to cherish greatly. As you might expect with a conversation such as this, it is both hopeful and sad, beautiful yet tragic, and this bittersweet atmosphere is touching on many levels. For a truly heartfelt and deeply inspiring discussion be sure to tune in to hear what Lee has to say. Key Topics: • How Lee wound up hosting a podcast dealing with cancer. (01:25) • Lee’s surprise at the lifespan and reach of his podcast. (03:37) • Hope and inspiration as the main reasons for Lee’s work. (04:55) • How Lee manages the emotional and physical toll of dealing with cancer as a topic. (06:57) • Lee’s connection to the podcast format and the uniqueness of his product. (09:07) • Audio and the human voice as an effective means of connection. (11:20) • A particularly meaningful relationship Lee had with an interviewee. (12:27) • Lee’s belief in serving and honoring those who have or will pass on. (15:29) • Advice from Lee to anyone thinking about starting a podcast with a cause. (17:41) • Why it is okay to get something out of a selfless service. (19:57) • Where Lee is at with his own personal journey and health. (22:22) • The difficulties that arise even with such an inspiring outlook. (24:34) • And much more! Support WE Have Cancer (https://www.gofundme.com/stf7rj-causecasts-for-we-have-cancer) See the show notes and a transcript at http://www.causepods.org/podcast/lee-silverstein (http://www.causepods.org/podcast/lee-silverstein) Thanks for Listening! Be sure to subscribe on mathew@causepods.org (mailto:mathew@causepods.org) . Stay up-to-date on Causepods by followng Mathew Passy on social media at Twitter (https://twitter.com/mathewpassy) ! For help, resources, and community support, please join the Causecasters’ Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2073354376260768/) if you are already producing podcasts for a cause or are thinking about launching one. And if you would like to be a guest on Causecasts, please fill out this form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxrbr_ixkZQHAOFldoDrSQzcLGi4EB3SFNW3t76_nG0VKlmw/viewform) .

Lee Silverstein can cook a mean latke. BUT that's not the best thing to know about him. Lee has been dealing with Cancer for several years now and even as a child. To know him and interact with him, you'd never know. In this episode, Lee talks about his experiences as well as his podcast, "WE Have Cancer ." Lee is a podcast veteran and his show reaches thousands and thousands of people.  I invite you to listen today and see what Lee is all about. I know you'll like him as much as I do. If you have a story of your own or know of someone making an impact in their community, email Lisa at lisa@lisademmi.com or submit your story at The Small Magic Podcast. Now go out and make your own SMALL MAGIC!

Lee Silverstein can cook a mean latke. BUT that's not the best thing to know about him. Lee has been dealing with Cancer for several years now and even as a child. To know him and interact with him, you'd never know. In this episode, Lee talks about his experiences as well as his podcast, "The Colon Cancer Podcast." Lee is a podcast veteran and his show reaches thousands and thousands of people.  I invite you to listen today and see what Lee is all about. I know you'll like him as much as I do. One more thing: The Undy Run is a run that Lee does every year to help raise money for colon Cancer. I'm running it and if you're a runner or walker and you'd like to participate, go here for registration 

Thursday, February 18, 2016 was a busier day than most. As Founder and Executive Director of Podfest, one of the largest annual conferences for podcasting in the country, Chris Krimitsos was running in seven different directions, locking down final details for the Second Annual Podfest, which was opening the next week. As he was frantically crisscrossing Tampa that day, Chris was struck by just how many established and respected podcasters were going to be attending the next weekend’s conference – folks like Danny Peña, Glenn the Geek, Lee Silverstein, Katie Krimitsos, Jessica Kupferman, Dave Jackson, Diane Daniels, and so many more. Chris began envisioning a way to utilize all the talent he’d have under one roof to inspire others via their stories. As often happens in creative endeavors, that kernel of an idea soon blossomed into a full-fledged film. http://themessengersdoc.com https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/the-messengers-a-podcast-documentary/id1257943142 The Inventors Launchpad – Roadmap to Success Series is presented by Inventors Launchpad in beautiful Tampa Bay, FL and hosted by Carmine Denisco. Carmine is an accomplished Author, Entrepreneur, Inventor and Co-founder/Managing Partner of Inventors Launchpad. Along with his business partner Rick Valderrama has changed the face of the invention industry and look forward to helping inventors from all over the world move their ideas forward. For more information please visit www.inventorslaunchpad.com

New Apple Specs Coming In the future, Apple Podcasts app will support some new features including: One the podcast level you will have Seasons Serial and Episodic podcast types On the Episode level  Title, episode number, and season number Summary and episode notes Trailers and bonus content GUID (don’t change it!) I am worried when I read the text, "New subscribers will receive the first episode in their Library, or the current season if using seasons. " As we don't know what "will receive" means. Does this mean it will automatically download an entire season? We don't know. If it does, I can see people abusing this to get more downloads. There are already people sending old content back to their audience just to juice their download numbers. They also mention not to change the GUID. The GUID is a unique number that identifies your episode. Changing this number will have the app seeing the episode as new. You should never change this number. Apple is saying "Don't change this." This is kind of like saying "Don't stick that knife in the outlet" to a two-year-old. In my opinion, this is a bad idea to even give people access to this. New Listener Stats Apple will provide statistics on how many listeners you have, minutes per listener, Abandonment Point, and Average Completion. The statistics are "Launching this year." The other thing I'm worried about is currently people OBSESS over their podcast numbers. They release an episode, FREAK OUT that it's not in their iTunes listing, and want to know why they don't have download number immediately. This will give podcasters more stats to obsess over. Also, you may not be ready for the shock when you find out that only 48% of your audience is listening to the entire of your episode. None of This Matters Yet If I told you there was a new audio format and it was going to sound great and do all sorts of new fun stuff, but there aren't any players that can play it yet the news wouldn't mean anything. You can't experience any of the new stuff until players are available. These new features won't come into play until iOS11 is available (that will have the new Podcasts App). So it's exciting, but the time to celebrate and figure out how to get these new tags into our RSS feeds should be something we worry about later. I'm sure Libsyn, Blubrry, and Speaker (and any other Podcast Media hosts worth anything) will have systems in place shortly. I know patience is not a characteristic of some podcasters, but for now, know things are going to get better later this year. Here are the details from Apple. Becuase of My Podcast: I Got a Gig as an Audio Editor Jeff Perry has had multiple version of shows about podcasting. He has really enjoyed editing them into different forms. He recently landed a job working for Emerald City Productions as an audio editor. Check out Jeff's show at https://podcastingspark.com/ Great Follow Up Questions Make Great Podcasts Your homework for today is to reach out to a podcast you listen to, and let them know you enjoy their show (I call this "putting gas in their tank). For me I did this after listening to Lee Silverstein on Podcast Junkies What Podcasters Can Learn From Kevin Hart I remember watching the comedy special I'm a Grown Little Man and he was hilarious as he shared stories about his family. At the end, he said, "I want to show you why I do this," and brought out his two little children. It was touching, and transparent. I've seen copier salesmen drag their kids around as a gimmick. This just seemed genuine. I've seen every one of his specials since then, and when his book came out, I instantly got the audio version (read by Kevin) on Audible. (you can get it for free if you're new to audible). I always if you can make me laugh, cry, think, groan, educate, or entertain me I'm in. This book did all of that, but the things that podcasters can take away from this story is Kevin's relentless pursuit of getting better at his craft. You also see how those "hard times" that we have often come back to life in a way that you are thankful that you had them. Here are some of the things that jumped out of the book: Kevin's Father is crazy. He did things to his children that were cruel. One time he stole a bike and tried to give it to Kevin as a present. His Mom knew it was stolen, and instantly made Kevin give it back. He "borrowed" a neighborhood dog and gave it to his children, only to have the neighbor come back and get the dog. Kevin soon realized, his father wasn't going to win any medals for "Father of the year."He accepted it, but instead of hating his father, he forgave him. Kevin got a mentor after making it "big" in Philidelphia and wanted to takes grow his career. He drove from Philidelphia to New York City (according to Google Maps that is one hour and forty-five minutes one way). He would then sit and watch his mentor perform a numerous clubs. He wouldn't get to sit at the table with all the comedians. He was building a relationship with his mentor, and eventually would be able to do five minutes of stand-up. To boil this down, he spent three hours in a car, three or four times a week, to perform for five minutes. His career starting taking off. He started getting some acting roles. He was in a movie called Fools Gold (it tanked) and later was in Soul Plane. Soul plane has historical relevance as one of the most bootlegged movies in history. People were watching a DVD of the movie before post-production was finished. Consequently, when it came out nobody went to see it. Kevin had worked so hard to get this point, but with two flops under his belt, nobody would cast him in any movies. So what did he do? Sink into oblivion? Instead, he decided to build his career up so much, that they HAD to put him in a film. So once again, he went back to working on his craft. He wanted to be good. He did this for seven years. Seven years.  There is no practice in comedy. This is why big comedians play smaller venues. They want to test their material. The only way to get better is to do it. The only way to get better is to increase you stage time. It is the same with podcasting. You can read all about it. You can watch videos, record episodes, but you don't know if it's any good until you let someone not named Mom listen to it. Kevin got deals that lead to nothing. He figured out that the reason why things weren't working with TV is other people were writing for him. So he creates a sitcom. Then it got turned into a pilot, and YES, it got picked up. They filmed the show, and he was flown to New York to this big event to meet all the people at the networks and he is ready to walk on stage and tell the world who he is and tell them about his show. He is on the side of the stage when the stage manager tells him NOT to go on stage. Instead, they send the cast of another show onto the stage to promote their stuff. Wait, what? What was going on? Seconds before Kevin was to go on to a stage and introduce himself to a nationwide audience, he is informed his show was dropped. Can you imagine? Growing up Kevin's mother was BEYOND strict. There was a lot of "NO" in Kevin's childhood. There was a fair amount of embarrassment in his childhood. In all case, Kevin would shrug his shoulders, say, "OK" and go back to making his stand up better. To quote a famous comedy manager Barry Katz, "If you are undeniable, you won't be denied." Kevin as a Brand Kevin had some people helping him. One person was threatening people when it came time to pay Kevin. He was very assertive and people didn't' want to work with him. Kevin always focused not on just his jokes, but what was the experience like. He wanted a nice theater. He wanted people to have fun, and not worry about getting into fights, etc. Kevin Listened When Kevin was a child his mother was strict. He didn't agree with the rules, but he followed them. All those "No's" from his Mother help prepare Kevin for the movie business where you go on audition after audition. His jokes, in the beginning, were funny, but any comic could have told those jokes. There was very little about Kevin in the act. Some of his stories were made up. His mentor kept saying, your life is funny. Talk about you. Kevin had a stage name. George Carlin, Richard Pryor, none of the great comedians had a stage name (Kevin's names was Lil' Kev the Bastard). He changed his name. He Listened. His name is his brand. At one point he was offered to play a very large comedy event in Canada. This is a launching pad for many comedians. His manager told him he wasn't ready. He wasn't happy, but he listened. When he was invited back the next year, he was ready. It worked, and it began his come back." The bottom line is Kevin's attitude is AMAZING, and we can learn a lot about how to handle adversity in your life based on his attitude. Summary Being told no over and over build endurance When you have "Downtime" use it to work on your craft It's better to forgive than to hold a grudge Make sure people have a good experience consuming your content Always strive to do more, but have an attitude of gratitude for the things you have. Get the book at Amazon Get the Audio Book for Free Get a Free Month of Hosting a Libsyn.com using the coupon code sopfree Start your podcast today, join the School of Podcasting risk free  

Lee Silverstein is a survivor of childhood cancer and was later diagnosed with Stage 2 cancer in 2011 after undergoing a routine colonoscopy. When he attended a podcasters meet-up in 2014 he was inspired to start his own podcast, the Colon Cancer Podcast, where he provides people the hope and support they need when they are told they have cancer. By providing cancer survivors and caretakers a platform to share their stories, Lee is a constant inspiration for the many people who have been affected by colon cancer. 06:57 - The Messengers: A Podcast Documentary 08:55 - How he felt about seeing himself on the “big screen” 09:34 - His colon cancer diagnosis 11:17 - How his idea for the Colon Cancer Podcast started 15:12 - How his community of supporters has helped provide the fuel for his podcast 16:55 - The first time he realized his podcast was making an impact on people’s lives 21:36 - A.G.E. and how spending time at the gym has helped him deal with his cancer 23:07 - How having a positive attitude has helped him battle cancer 27:16 - The factors that impacted his self-confidence growing up 28:46 - My older sister who passed away from leukemia 30:01 - What he remembers about having cancer as a child 31:00 - His fondest TV show memory 32:07 - The story of his connection with Greg Trout 34:44 - Determining who he wants on the podcast and finding topics for the show 36:38 - How having his podcast has helped him expand his own knowledge of cancer 38:23 - Podcasting as a cancer patient 42:46 - How he landed his first sponsor 45:17 - How his confidence has grown as a podcaster 47:49 - The events and communities of Chris Krimitsos 53:03 - His next podcast goals 55:48 - The tutelage of Glen the Geek 57:01 - What he’s changed his mind about recently 59:15 - The one most misunderstood thing about him Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/lee-silverstein-interview/★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Links About Extraordinary Ordinary People and Andy Kushner Andy Kushner Entertainment Design SoundConnection band “Live” In Singapore Andy Kushner interviewed by Now Here This president Bruce Wawrzyniak: 38-minute edit, full-length original episode Sean Low [Andy's business consultant] Theme song courtesy of SoundConnection, inspired by Aretha Franklin's recording of Chain Of Fools, written by Don Covay and produced by Jerry Wexler With thanks to Charles Wiltgen, who is my brilliant show producer, editor, strategist, creative partner and great friend. I honestly don’t know how I would do this show without you. Sean Low, my business consultant since 2011 who has helped me to structure my businesses such that I can truly let my creativity live and breathe and fully experience my vision and dreams. Rebecca Steele, my Executive Vice President of Andy Kushner Entertainment Design, who essentially runs that business so effectively that I can even give the time and focus that allows this show to exist. Shout out goes to my friend of 40 years, Lee Silverstein, also a fellow podcaster, for inspiring me to finally get off my ass and attend my first Podfest conference, created and run by Chris Krimitsos, and then to start my other show, which led to this one. To Cindy, my sweet and generous cousin: I can’t thank you enough for offering your beautiful home in Maui, to me, while you were away for what became a magical month for me. I don’t know if I would have had the inspiration and deep level of serendipity, that touched my heart and soul while there, which led to this creative outlet of expression for me. Thank you thank you thank you. My mother, Lorraine Kushner, who nurtured the artist in me as a child and young adult and who continues to be a great source of support and inspiration as well as a tremendous role model for living a happy and fulfilling life. Alyssa, who is the best daughter a father could possibly ever hope for. You make me so proud and I love you with all my heart and soul! My brother, David Kushner, who is a deeply talented narrative non-fiction writer, journalist, screenwriter and whose love and support I am forever grateful. To Shelley, thank you thank you thank you for all you did to help create an environment for me to continue to build my music business, and especially in those early growth years..…wow! To the memory of my father Gilbert, a brilliant Applied Anthropologist, devoted father and role model for living a life of passion and service—I miss you deeply. I dedicate this show to the memory of my brother, Jon, who himself was an extraordinary person. Though your life was short-lived, it was still nonetheless a life fully-lived. I believe one gift resulting from the experience of having you as one of my younger brothers and the experience of then losing you is what helped give me the capacity for a deep sense of empathy without which this show would not exist. There are many many more family members, friends, and mentors whom I wish I could list…just know that your love and support means more than you could possibly imagine. And last but not least, to YOU: Know that no matter what struggles and challenges you go through, that your life is indeed extraordinary and may you find continued inspiration through these recorded conversations. L'Chaim! Contacts Show Creator & Host: Andy Kushner Show Producer: Charles Wiltgen

When you create a recipe for food, you serve it to someone and ask them "What do you think?' They might say, "it needs more salt" or some other suggestion. It is then up to you like the chef to decide if you want to implement that recommendation or not. It's not any different in podcasting, but I feel we don't take the time to ask out audience, "What do you think?" So I decided to do this, and bring you along. I asked two simple questions (thanks to Lee Silverstein of the Colon Cancer Podcast who did this first) and saw what kind of feedback I got. You Think You're Going to Get Butchered, But You're Not If you are asking your audience, if they are your audience - they like you. If they have any negative comments, they will probably attempt to deliver them with kid gloves.  By Know What Works, You Can Do More I feel like a bit of an egomaniac today, as much of the show it telling me how much people like my show, but I was more interested in WHY they like my show, and I learned: I make things easy to understand (which is my #1 priority) I am a likable guy I make people laugh I get to the point I'm willing to speak my mind People understand my intentions to help people  I'm not judgemental I'm encouraging I share insights into my life and do a great job of relating those stories to podcasting Here are some great ideas on how I can improve my show (from listener feedback): Put episode numbers in your posts for easier searching Try not to repeat the same content on the School of Podcasting as I do on my Ask the Podcast Coach show. (some people listen to both) Mention that I have a newsletter more often Be more confident in my sales pitch. Maybe not so many appearances of my cat. Here are some suggestions from my audience that I'm not going to implement One person said that the phrase "Tackle the technology" was not entirely correct. I like the "Theater of the mind of that phrase, so it's staying. One person doesn't like the "Ladies" that sing my jingle. For now, I love my jingle in the same way I loved the theme music for Johnny Carson. I know much more people who LOVE the ladies.  You're Not Going to Please Everyone Some people like my cat and other could live without the "Bernie blooper real." Some people like my intro and other do not. With this in mind, you're not going to please everyone. Follow your heart, and remember a few things: It's your show There is a fast forward button Making An Audience Survey There are all sorts of tools for feedback. You can use speakpipe, voicemail, email, and forms.  Here is a quick tutorial to show you how you can use a free tool that allows unlimited forms, unlimited questions, and unlimited responses. https://youtu.be/BvYihe3tah4 Don't Be Afraid To Look in the Mirror Somewhere in your life, you had someone give you feedback, or maybe you made a mistake, but it leads to you becoming better at that task. Constant improvement has been a mantra of mine for many years. You just spent all that time in the kitchen slaving over your podcast. Shouldn't you take the time to ask people what they think? Are You Ready To Launch a Podcast? Join the School of Podcasting and: Get step by step tutorials A private Facebook group for networking Live group coaching (a $400 value) Priority Email support A 30-day money back guarantee  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start Episode 559 first appeared at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/559   Contributors to this Episode J Cleveland Payne - Theinternettoolbox.net Darwin -dealingwithmygrief.com Amanda greatbeetadventure.com Anna - authenticparenting.com Cale- hamradio360.com Randy growgreat.com Carolyn carbonbasedpodcast.com Chris podcastengineeringschool.com themysticshow.net Connie positivelylifeafterfifty.com Craig from ingleaspodcast.com Daniel- theaudacitytopodcast.com Jessica -interviewconnections.com Jeff -http://genealogypodcast.com/ Geoff - dealtalkpodcast.com Jessica -shepodcasts.com - jkmagency.com Juan thegentlemensbrotherhood.com Kim toastmasters101.net Less thecancerradionetwork.com Matt- theauthorinsideyou.com  Scott -computertutorflorida.com   Nick Cincinnatisoccertalk.com  Terry - itprovidernetwork.com Tina - thestartsomethingshow.com Tyler - CashFlowGuys.com

Lee Silverstein supports people dealing with cancer, and he's an all round connector of individuals. He has a podcast called The Colon Cancer Podcast which he created in 2015, after being diagnosed with Colon Cancer in 2011. Since then, Lee has created The Cancer Radio Network. Lee has helped countless numbers of people through his show and his all around caring personality. Contact Info Website: www.TheCancerRadioNetwork.com Twitter: @Lee_Silverstein / @CancerRadioNet Podcast: The Colon Cancer Podcast Most Influential Person My youngest sister, Margie. Effect on Emotions It's helped keep me centered and it's helped me enjoy the little things that are in front of us every day. In our society, you hear phrases like, thank god it's Friday, or the weekend's coming. I just don't subscribe to that because you're ignoring what could be right in front of you today on Monday. Monday could be an amazing day. And Tuesday could be an amazing day. Why do we have to look forward to something in the future to find that happiness? You can touch someone and have an impact on someone's life or something special could be right in front of you if you just take the time to look. Thoughts on Breathing I watched a video a couple of years ago by Dr. Andrew Weil who shared a calming, breathing practice. Perhaps many of Mindful Tribe have heard this. It's the 4 - 7 - 8 breathing cadence. You slowly inhale for the count of 4. You hold your breath for the count of 7. You exhale for the count of 8. You do that four times. It brings you centered, it slows your heart rate and brings you calmness. It's a nice thing to do if you're having a little trouble trying to fall asleep. When you first lay down, do four of those and it calms you, keeps you centered and really helps you take on a mindfulness mode. Suggested Resources Book: The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide To Personal Freedom by Don Miguel Ruis App: Reminder App on my phone Bullying Story I grew up in a very close family. I have two younger sisters. I'm very close with my sisters, my parents, all of my cousins. But we moved around fairly frequently all through grade school. Dad was fortunate in that new and better jobs seemed to come his way fairly often which meant I didn't spend more than two years in the same school from kindergarten up until ninth grade. Being the new kid in school is not most student's favorite role to be in. That resulted in quite a bit of bullying until high school. In high school that was not an issue. There's a lot of not great memories of being bullied, for being the new kid, for not being the most athletic kid. All the same reasons unfortunately that kids like to pick on other children. I do have some fairly vivid memories about that.

This Year SOP Listeners said the following list was "Their Favorite Podcast" This means if they could only listen to ONE, this would be the show. Here they are in alphabetical order 4:00 Adam Carolla Show - http://adamcarolla.com/ 4:42 Bloodround - http://www.bloodround.com 6:58  Freakonomincs - http://www.freakonomics.com 9:18 Hollywood Bable On - http://www.smodcast.com/channel/hollywoodbabbleon 11:35 Kate’s Take - http://www.eofire.com/audio-blog/ 12:34 Medication Oasis - http://www.meditationoasis.com/podcast/ 13:25 Mighty Blue on the Appalachian Trail - http://mightyblueontheat.com/ 14:23 Mike Row’s The Way I Heard It - http://mikerowe.com/podcast/ 15:54 Mixergy - https://mixergy.com 17:00   Mysterious Universe - mysteriousuniverse.org 17:54 Mystery Show - https://gimletmedia.com/mystery-show/ 20:11 Old Pre-Meds - http://www.oldpremeds.org/ 22:10 Radio Labyrinth - https://audioboom.com/channel/radio-labyrinth 23:12 RED Podcast - http://www.redpodcast.com 24:25 Retired Exited - http://www.retiredexcited.com 25:30 Rock Your Retirement - http://www.rockyourretirement.com 27:25 She Podcasts - http://www.shepdocasts.com 29:20 Spawn On Me - http://spawnon.me/ 30:47 Stacking Benjamins - http://www.stackingbenjamins.com 35:42 Stuff You Missed in History - http://www.missedinhistory.com/ 39:05 Ted Radio Hour - http://www.npr.org/programs/ted-radio-hour/ 40:17 The Audacity to Podcast - http://www.theaudacitytopodcast.com 41:25 The School of Podcasting - http://www.schoolofpodcasting.com 42:50 Trecks in Sci -Fi - http://treksinscifi.com/podcast_notes/ 46:55 Tumble - http://www.sciencepodcastforkids.com/   Contribtuors Amanda from the Great Beer Adventure greatbeeradventure.com Brian Entzminger, host of the Engaging Missions Shows at http://www.engagingmissions.com Bryan Goodwin with http://www.goodwinsocialmedia.com Cale Nelson from www.hamradio360.com Chris Hache of the Noshing Nova Scotians podcast http://www.chrishache.com Glenn “The Geek” Hebert of the Horse Radio Network http:/www.horseradionetwork.com Hall of Fame Podcaster Danny Pena, founder and co-host of Gamertag Radio (http://www.gamertagradio.com Henry Shapiro of the Retired Excited podcast http://www.retiredexcited.com Jason Bryant from Mat Talk Online http://www.MatTalkOnline.com Jason Norris of Podcast Local from On the Go FM. http://www.podcastlocal.com Jayson Sacco of the Outdoor Adventures with Jason http://www.oawjs.com Jen is one of the founding co-hosts of the Anomaly Podcast, anomalypodcast.com Jonathan Christopher, host of the Career Eden Podcast http://careereden.libsyn.com/podcast Jonathan Messenger of The Alien Adventure of Finn Caspian show FinnCaspian.com Kathe Kline of the “Rock Your Retirement" podcast. rockyourretirement.com Katie Krimitsos of Biz Women Rock http://www.bizwomenrock.com Kim Krajci of Toast Masters 101, http://www.toastmasters101.net Lee Silverstein of the Colon Cancer Podcast http://thecoloncancerpodcast.com/) Randy Cantrell who is the host of the Grow Great podcast http://www.GrowGreat.com Rob Kerns of Living the Vet Life podcast http://www.livingthevetlife.com Stargate Pioneer of the Gonna Geek Network gonnageek.com Steve Stewart at You can find Steve at SteveStewart.me. Tyler Sheff of the Cash Flow Guys podcast http://www.cashflowguys.com Zen Runner of www.slowrunnersclub.com HOMEWORK What are you top podcasting pet peeves? Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/contact and let me know READY TO START PODCASTING Go to www.theschoolofpodcasting.com

Got a question? Call it in 888-563-3228 Dave flies solo today and decides to give Smiletime.com one more try. Some people had some issues getting smiletime on their phone so you will hear me mention mixlr. I received some feedback from people saying they are tired of my trying so many different options. It turned out that smiletime had changed their interface, and in the long run, I'm probably going back to Google Hangouts. 3:10 Adding Subscription Buttons To My Website 6:20 Interview tips? Dave mentions his interview with Lee Silverstein of the Colon Cancer Podcast Always send out reminder emails the day of the interview. Dave uses Acuity Scheduling for his bookings 13:22 Dave got a Heil PR40 on Ebay Dave prefers his EV RE320 15:36 Podcast Bingo Plant Trainer's Podcast the chat room found the same thing I did (it was sooooo being read). 21:50 Signing up at Stitcher (there are tutorials on subscribing to the directories at the School of Podcasting) 22:50 Total Restriction To Files and Restricting RSS Feeds 25:12 What's Wrong With Google Hangouts? 26:38 Rejected by iHeart Radio 28:10 YouTube Live is pretty stable 30:34  Doing a Podcast with a Partner 34:55 Zoom.us? Dave loves it and uses it for the SOP 37:14 Thanks to all of our Awesome supporters 38:14 Jason Bryan has a Patron that is paying $100 a month. Tips on using Patreon 39:18 iTune Charts  - How Do They Work? (subscribers) 41:16 Playing with Podcast Media Hosts (use the coupon code sopfree to get a free month at Libsyn.com ) Dave is testing Omny Studio even though they don't meet my criteria. 41:55 No Show Next Week Ready To Start Podcasting? Join the School of Podcasting www.theschoolofpodcasting.com

Lee Silverstein got a call on New years Eve to let him know he had cancer and needed Chemotherapy. Lee is the man that gave "The Messengers: A Podcast Documentary" film it's name. He is a messenger for his audience. He delivers stories that provide hope, information, and inspiration. Check him at out www.thecolorcancerpoddcast.com Today's Show it brought to you buy Emerald City Productions SPECIAL DEAL: Four episodes edited for $15/each. Then after that, it's only $40. They will edit out ums, etc. remove noise, adjust volumes, and make you sound fantastic. For more information go to http://www.emeraldcitypro.com/sop Lee Silverstein Delivers Hope With His Podcast Lee Silverstein started a podcast that he wish he had when he was told he had stage four colon cancer. Lee has been battling cancer since he was five years old, and he considers himself more than "A podcaster," but a messenger. He delivers hope, information, and inspiration. Today we hear: Feedback from his audience that brought Lee to tears How Lee has secured three sponsors by finding products that fits his niche perfectly How Lee had strict criteria for his sponsors What pitch Lee uses to get sponsors. A "Because of my podcast" story that you HAVE to hear. Mentioned in this interview Lee's Colon Cancer Podcast Glenn the Geek from Horse Radio Network Hear Glenn be interviewed on the Sop Pofest in Orlando go to www.podfest.us Podcast Glossary "E" Episode zero Episode zero is a podcast episode that is often a simple introduction episode used as a placeholder as you need one live podcast in iTunes.  In my opinion, I would do more than introduce yourself. We always want to deliver value in our podcast episodes, and right now your audience doesn't know you, and probably (to be honest) doesn't care who are what you are. They are asking, "What is in it for me?" Be sure to give them something that makes them wish there were more episodes. Why My Eleven Years of Podcasting Sets Me Apart I recently discovered another "Podcast About Podcasting," and was checking it out. I'm sure the host is a fine person that loves their family and wants to help their audience. Some people come into the space, and only repeat the favorite memes at the time and never go about checking if they are true. So I threw up in my mouth a bit when I heard them perpetuating the same old podcasting tips that are just wrong. This included The Blue Yetis is a great microphone (it is if you are in a very, very, very, quiet room - which 99.9% of podcasters are not - so it's NOT a great microphone) You only get 8 weeks to be in new and noteworthy (TV show podcasts go in and out of New and Noteworthy all the time) You should launch with at least three episodes so when people subscribe you get three downloads (this is false. It does not happen automatically. Your listen would have to choose to download the back catalog) My friend Ravi from Digital Access Pass as well as two podcasts (subscribeme.fm about membership websites, and Cut to the Chase )has a new book out called Confessions of a Wanna Be Podcast Star that goes over many of the myths that a puked out over and over. In the book he covers these myths and much more. Now for the record, Ravi uses a Blu Yeti, but thankfully in his book explains how you need a really quiet room (which he has). I was quoted quite a bit in the book, as well as other podcast consultants. In some cases, Ravi did his own investigation and provided screenshots to show the results of his research. I read it over two nights and found it an easy read, will be pointing people to it in the future when I see they have been sucked into the bad advice train that comes through the Internet on a regular basis. Take Aways From DC Podfest This was a great event for me. I met so many people who I had never met and were brand new to podcasting. The event was run very professional, and all the speakers were great in keeping to their time slots. One of the coolest phrases to describe what we do as podcasters. We are digital influencers. Put that on your business card. I heard about Amolto from Mathew Passy from podtopod.com which is a skype recording software for the PC (that I will need to check out). Keep your interactions from Social Media. So for me, I had some people say some very nice things about my presentation on twitter. Take a screen shot and put those on your website. http://www.gratisography.com/ a cool site for Royalty Free images which I have added to podcastingresources.com. This site has Free high-resolution pictures you can use on your personal and commercial projects. All pictures were photographed by Ryan McGuire and free of copyright restrictions. Need Podcast Coaching? Sign up for a session today. Sessions can be as short as 15 minutes. Schedule yours today at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/schedule Join the School of Podcasting today

Speaker, career coach, consultant, cancer survivor, Lee Silverstein is also the host of the Colon Cancer Podcast where other cancer survivors share their stories of their triumphs over cancer. www.thecoloncancerpodcast.com About Story Jam Story Jam Theatre was created by New York transplant Chris Krimitsos after moving to Tampa and missing the creative scene of his beloved NY. On September 23rd, 2014 (Chris’ Birthday), he invited a few friends to share stories that had impacted them…and Story Jam Theatre was born! The stories were so profound, they deeply touched all who were in attendance. Inspired by his wife’s podcast Biz Women Rock, he set out to create this podcast to leverage the medium and bring these stories to the world! Help us grow by sharing these stories with friends and letting us know if you have a story of your own to share! Live Shows We are currently producing the majority of our shows out of Tampa Bay, Florida. We will be expanding to other cities in the Southeast as the Story Jam Theatre community grows. Share a Story! To tell us your story, please fill out the form below. Story Jam’s Main Stage is located in Tampa, FL. We will be expanding to other cities in the Southeast as the community grows. Support To Support Story Jam Theatre visit http://storyjamtheatre.com. Credits Production support by Anthony Kovic of Real Video Production, Stuart Mackey of Mackey Productions, and Roy Stegman at Imaginary Mind Productions.

Welcome, Medicare Nation! Today’s guest is Lee Silverstein, who is a colon cancer survivor. Lee is here to discuss the risks, prevalence, and treatments for this disease. Colorectal cancer is the most commonly diagnosed but also the most preventable through proper screening. The American Cancer Society estimates that 95,000 people will be newly diagnosed with colon cancer in 2016. Over their lifetimes, 1 in 21 men and 1 in 23 women will be diagnosed! Colon cancer is clearly not “the old man’s disease” that many of us have been led to believe. Let’s hear Lee’s amazing story! Why has colon cancer become so widespread for people under age 40? “Over the last few years, the rates for diagnosis have remained steady, with a huge increase in the number of cases in people under age 40. It is scary, alarming, and unexplainable by doctors. I recently attended a conference on colon cancer and met a newly diagnosed 23-year-old. The common risk factors are being overweight, a lack of physical activity, a diet rich in red meat, heavy smoking and alcohol use. Keep in mind that you can have NONE of these risk factors and still be diagnosed with the disease, like what happened to me.”   Would you mind telling our Medicare Nation listeners your personal story? “Not at all—I would love to share my story. I had NO risk factors and had just turned 50, living a very health-conscious life. I exercised regularly and was eating smart. I had a colonoscopy in March 2011, and the doctor couldn’t get the scope where he needed it to go. I wasn’t alarmed, but received a call from the doctor two days later saying I had a tumor in my transverse colon. This colonoscopy saved my life!”   Would you share what your treatment was? “I had colon cancer and needed to have the tumor removed; the surgeon was confident that he could remove it all. My cancer was classified as Stage 2, which meant it was borderline as to whether there were benefits to undergoing chemotherapy. I got three opinions and determined that the benefits of chemo did NOT outweigh the risk. My follow-up exam included a CT scan and bloodwork, which showed a small spot on my liver. A biopsy was ordered and showed that my colon cancer had spread to my liver, even though it was a small spot and slow-growing. Surgery was recommended and chemotherapy. I went to Sloan-Kettering, which was the hospital I had been treated at as a child when I had a rare kidney cancer. The liver surgeon there was confident that I would be fine. Surgery was scheduled for January 2013 and I finished chemo treatments in August. In 2014, two small spots on my lungs were discovered. The doctor suspected that it was colon cancer that had metastasized to my lungs. He wanted to treat it with SBRT, a cyberknife-type targeted radiation procedure. In normal radiation, low doses are given over a wide area over a long period of time, with damage to the surrounding tissue. In this procedure, pinpointed high doses are given over a short time. I had the treatment with no side effects, and was even able to continue training for a race. The one spot disappeared and the other shrunk significantly. I’m not cancer-free, but I am stable. The goal of colon cancer treatment is to make it a chronic manageable disease.”   Can you tell Medicare Nation listeners about the Colon Cancer Alliance? “I found this organization when I was first diagnosed. They are the largest patient support non-profit organization for colon cancer, based in Washington, DC. They do research and provide online support.”   Medicare  provides several levels of preventive care and testing for colon cancer: Barium enema is allowed every 24 or 48 months, depending on the risk. Colonoscopy is allowed every 120 or 48 months, depending on the risk. Fecal blood tests are allowed every 12 months. Flexible sigmoidoscopy is allowed every 48 months for people over 50. Multitargeted DNA test is allowed every 3 years for people aged 50-85. This is a new test with many stipulations. Plans, coverage, and co-payments differ. Some procedures are free, but related surgical procedures (like to remove polyps) are NOT free. Tell our listeners about your podcast. “I started The Colon Cancer Podcast about a year ago. I interview survivors, caregivers, and medical professionals. We share stories of struggle, hope, and survival in the face of colorectal cancer.”   Tell us about the “Undie Run.” “These are 5K events sponsored by the Colon Cancer Alliance. We run around in our underwear! Events are held 2-3 times each month, in different cities around the country from February through October. The events are to raise funds and raise awareness of the disease.” Resources: www.ccalliance.org 877-422-2030 Find the Facebook group: Blue Hope Nation Special Bonus! Stay tuned to the entire show where Diane Daniels answers listener questions after the interview! Do you have questions or feedback? I’d love to hear it!   email me: support@themedicarenation.com Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe and leave a 5 star rating and review in iTunes! (Click here)       Find out more information about Medicare on Diane Daniel’s website!  www.CallSamm.com  

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Colon Cancer Podcast. Join me as I share the story of how cancer has been a part of my life, for most of my life. Lee Silverstein introduces the listeners to The Colon Cancer Podcast. Lee will take you through his incredible journey with cancer, which began when […] The post My Life With Cancer, With Lee Silverstein appeared first on The Colon Cancer Podcast.