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- Artist Series #12 - Becca's Story
My best friend of 25+ years, Becca Ayers, shares her story of going through Colon Rectal cancer treatment and diagnosis in the middle of a little known pre-Broadway show. So trigger warning: we talk frank, graphicly, and sometimes finish each other’s sentences.
Instagram: @becca.ayers.artist.account
Facebook: BeccaAyersNow
www.BeccaAyers.com
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
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WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
50 min - My Story #20 - My Confessions
We all have confessions – thoughts that keep us up at night, that weigh on our shoulders. Confessions that sometimes when said out loud, we realize aren’t that crazy. This one is deep, and the start of the Confession Series. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter and respond to our Confession Series posts. We’ll be sharing confessions, kept anonymous of course. You can comment, DM, email at [email protected] or call us in your own voice at 646-494-4962.
Music by Becca Ayers
Additional Music by Baby Goes Bang (Becca Ayers & Russ Rowland)
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
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WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
22 min - Artist Series #11 - Asking for Help
It’s always a tad uncomfortable when you have to ask for help, especially when you look normal on the outside, but treatment is going to make you very not normal. But what happens when you really need the most help and it’s not there – like when you’re done with treatment and are in the deepest depression you’ve ever experienced. Or when your cancer becomes more like a chronic disease and there is no end to the help that’s needed.
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
- Patreon
WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
22 min - Artist Series #10 - Telling Work & Others
It’s one thing to tell your family and loved ones that you have cancer, but then there are others. For some women, they choose a point person or persons to spread the news, for others it’s a group text or email, for some they, like myself, post on social media, and for a few they just go ahead and create their own youtube channel. There’s no right or wrong way to tell your story.
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
- Patreon
WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
16 min - Artist Series #9 - Telling Family & Friends
Just as there’s no right or wrong way to react to be being told you have cancer, there’s really no right or wrong way to tell your family, friends and loved ones that you have cancer.
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
- Patreon
WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
23 min - Artist Series #8 - Finding Out They Had Cancer
There’s never a good moment to be told that you have cancer. And there’s no right and wrong way to react to being told you have cancer. In a moment’s notice, your life and world are turned upside down, and then you’re forced into stopping whatever you’re doing to dive into treatment.
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
- Patreon
WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
25 min - Artist Series #7 - Gig vs Cancer
It’s known among artists, specifically theater, to plow through the rehearsals, tech rehearsals and performances despite any health mishap. There’s something to be said of the stigma in the industry about being ‘sick.’ So what happens when you’re in the middle of a gig, or career path, and you have a cancer diagnosis?
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
- Patreon
WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
26 min - Artist Series #6 - About the Artists
I interviewed 11 women in the arts who went thru and are going through cancer treatment. They range from theatre educators, screenwriters, playwrights, actors, musicians, visual artists, marketing, stage managers and stagehands. And we didn’t stick to breast cancer. We heard from colon rectal, ovarian, lung, thyroid, lymphoma, melanoma, and the rare Desmoid Fibromatosis. Cancer affects so many people in so many different ways. So here’s the women of the Artist Series, and how they found out they had cancer.
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
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WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
48 min - Artist Series #5 - Laura's Story
Laura, a fellow Stephens Susie, talks about going through diagnosis and treatment for breast cancer as an IATSE stagehand, over 14 years ago.
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
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WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
37 min - Artist Series #4 - Sarah's Story
For Sarah, she was just starting to begin a new as an artist, but when cancer came into her life, not once but twice, she was forced to take a step back. And only then, was she able to move forward.
www.SarahCosgrove.art
NORTH WIND - by Sarah Cosgrove
Music by Becca Ayers
Graphic Art by Justin West
Website Design by Alec AddaliaFOLLOW US:
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WEBSITE: www.BadRightBreast.com
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About Bad Right Breast
From the publisher's feed
Bad Right Breast is the podcast that talks through the dirty truths and personal experiences of people living cancer. Please join us as we talk through issues that you don’t necessarily hear on the…
news or in the doctor’s office, but are things that anyone who has dealt with cancer lives through each and every day – and by that, I mean, every single person you know and don’t know. Because cancer, well it knows no prejudice and affects everyone. Please join us for Bad Right Breast.