Diana Gorsch, owner of the Honky Tonks Bar and Grill, a cancer survivor herself, found a way to "Pay it Forward" with GoTeamDoreen, GoTeamKeri, and most recently GoTeamJosh.  Collectively the collaborations with KickinCancer has been able to 'gift' a little over $40,000 to local people in the fight with cancer.

Diana Gorsch, owner of the Honky Tonks Bar and Grill, joins Amanda and Baron in studio to share how they got involved with KickinCancer in 2020 with a workshop, a GoTeam.. event that included a body slam, and the HONORING evening that year. 

With Linda and Nolan DeHart in studio with Amanda and Baron, Nolan takes us through Phase II and Phase III of his story from HIS point of view. Linda also shares her love/hate relationship with the treatments that Nolan went through.

Linda DeHart, Nolan DeHart's mom, joins Amanda and Baron in studio to weigh in on a discussion about A.L.L. and why the difference between adult versus children stastitics. She also walks us through Phase I of Nolan's story from 27 years ago when he was 3 years old.

Mayor Cathy Clark adds to a discussion about the efficiency of our health care system, in addition to Baron sharing a story about Sue Juran, the grandmother of Claire Juran who joined the board of directors for KickinCancer in early 2020.  Who is YOUR why? Read Sue's story at https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/woman-of-courage/

Mayor Cathy Clark joins Amanda and Baron in a discussion about how the industrialization of densely populated areas has created a need for community gardens as a viable solution to our need for REAL food. 

Amanda, Baron and Mike Lowery have a great discussion about the "industrialization of our society", how McDonalds' desire for a certain product lead to the industralization of an agricultural system, and Caren Gibbs's story from Olympia, WA.  To read Caren's story go to https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/self-advocate/

Mike Lowery joins Amanda and Baron to share how he got involved with KickinCancer and add his thoughts to an update on Ozzy Brown.

Eric and Cynthia Buther, founders of SantiagoStrong Foundation in Lancaster SC, share their son Santiago's story from when they heard the words, "It's a terminal cancer" in Nov. 2018 up until Santiago's passing on Jan. 17, 2020. Read Santiago's story at https://kicking-cancer.org/blog/red-shoes/

Amanda and Baron are joined by SantiagoStrong Foundation founders Eric and Cynthia Buther for an update on Ozzy, his visit to Kentucky, and how the support from chickens has helped him LIGHT up.