Sarah share how they found out that their son had an eye cancer, who was the carrier of the RB-1 gene from his father. Also hear what advise she has for taking better care of our body.

Sarah Matson joins the conversation with Amanda and Baron to share the story of her husband, Kurt, who has the RB-1 gene which had sat dormant until he was exposed to jet fuel during his military experience. The environment took a hereditary gene and turned it on, which lead to their child having retina blastoma.

Jason Conrad and Dominique Lawrence, from the Salem Capitals give their perspective of the ECOsystem that Kickin' Cancer has built, especially as Baron shares how GoTeam Ozzy Brown was encouraged by GoTeam Jennifer Beaumont.

Jason Conrad, owner of the Salem Capitals Basketball team, joins Amanda and Baron to share his basketball journey from High School to College, and finally to purchasing a pro team that gave him the ability to share his Community Culture Platform.

After looking at the data about cancer rates among the Indigenous People of Oregon, Baron asks Dr. Sherrie Davis about her own experiences

  and her family.  WHICH is it?

Baron reviews the new book 'Anti-cancer, A new way of Life' and how similar the author's approach in his journey is to the guest's, Dr. 

Sherrie Davis, who also shares her 4 time battle.

Baron shares the cancer predictions for Oregon, and the top counties that will be affected. The need for the EDUCATION pillar is even bigger as Baron shares that over 35,000,000 people worldwide are expected to get cancer by 2050 in one year, thus the need for 1000 Communities GLOBALLY. 

Baron shares more GoTeam... stories from the early years of Kickin' Cancer back in 2019-21 as the SUPPORT pillar gained speed.

Baron shares the cancer predictions for 2025 along with reviewing the numbers since 2018 to now, only to realize we are NOT slowing this disease down.  Which is why the Education pillar was created for Kickin' 

Cancer.

On the 3 year anniversary of the pilot for the KickinCancer Cares show Baron and Amanda revisit the first show and then relive 2018 as the "Help ONE More" attitude began to grow within Kickin' Cancer.