Amanda and Baron continue their conversation with Robin Paulissen about the Adult Pathways program.  Of the five negative emotions Baron shares how sadness became depression years ago and how grateful he is that he went through this course.

Robin Paulissen, director of the Pathways program with Kickin' 

Cancer, addresses the traumas in our lives that can lead to minor or major negative emotions that do not allow us to process our lives.  As Amanda says, "This gives you tools in your toolbox to use when needed."

Andrew Holbert connects the cancer dots in regard to 'burn pit' 

and how in his opinion they could become the Agent Orange of his generation. He also shares his connection to the Kickin' Cancer message, which is both his mom and a few of the vets at Courtney place.

Andrew Holbert, Executive Director for Courtney's Place - Affordable Housing for Vets, joins Amanda and Baron to share his own military experiences, but before his enlistment, during his time in the middle east, and after as he began advocating for vets.  He also share about the toxic elements our current vets are being exposed to. 

Dr. Erin Hurley MD continues to talk to Baron and Amanda as she tells her own cancer journey story AFTER taking preventive steps. She also gives tips on what you can do. 

Dr. Erin Hurley MD joins Amanda and Baron for a discussion about how she, as a former practicing doctor, is now focused on helping heal the healers.  Plus how her sister's BRCA 2+ breast cancer diagnosis triggered a need for Erin to get checked too.

Kari Roper RN, Baron and Amanda continue their discussion about the "Solution to your body's Pollution" by focusing on environmental toxins. Specifically the heavy metals in our daily life. 

Kari Roper RN joins Amanda and Baron to talk about the three causes of inflammation; Diet/Lifestyle, Toxins in our environment and Stress. This part of the discussion focuses on FOOD with a focus on THEN and NOW.

Melinda Bachini calls in from Billings, MT a day before her Cancerversary. 15 years ago she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Terminal Bile Duct Cancer. Now she is 7 years N.E.D (no evidence of disease). She offers HOPE so other can be here longer too.

Baron and Amanda spend time honoring Marianne McNally's memory and talking about several event from Oct. 26 to Nov. 20 that she was able to do before passing.  They also HONOR her father for his time during WWII.