Karla Stephens-Tolstoy, the founder of Stand Up Speak Up, continues to share her fight in battling Stage 4 cancer. She courageously shares Karla’s medical journey from all sides of the disease, her life, and her extensive support group of devoted family and friends.

My Boobs Are Trying To Kill Me: If You’re Gonna Have Cancer Fog You Might As Well Be Blonde‪

Tune in for the Stand Up Speak Up Podcast, with more than fifty inspiring stories from people who have beaten the odds and persevered through trauma and discrimination. Why listen? Because in listening to others’ stories of healing, we are reminded of the potential we all have to find the light, even in the darkest of moments. No matter what we are up against, we are all survivors worthy of finding healing and happiness.

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Come along as your host Karla Stephens-Tolstoy sits down for the first time with Death Doula, Grief Educator and Celebrant Doreen Thibert, who founded One Thread Consulting and offers services for both those preparing for their own deaths as well as for the loved ones they leave behind.

Starting the Conversation about Death with Grief Educator Doreen Thibert

In this episode, your host Karla Stephens-Tolstoy will take you along for her first resonance training & relational neuroscience session with Sarah Peyton, a neuroscience educator and author.

Transforming our Brains into Kinder, Cozier Places to Live - The Sarah Peyton Story

This is an inspiring story of resilience, positivity and fighting the odds. This is Brea’s Story.

An inspiring story of resilience, positivity and fighting the odds. This is Brea Griffiths Story

In this episode of the Stand Up Speak Up podcast, Karla and Ashleigh go behind the scenes of her career to talk about the highs & lows and everything in between.

Ashleigh Banfield

Human trafficking is a hard conversation to have, in this episode we try to get into the minds of the players in the sex trade.

My Boobs Are Trying To Kill Me: If You’re Gonna Have Cancer Fog You Might As Well Be Blonde‪

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