One Percent Podcast

Shelley Buck, artist and wife of FROZEN and FROZEN 2 director Chris Buck released a parenting memoir inspired by the life of Ryder Buck.  The book details Ryder's journey to beat cancer, only to die months later in a vehicle accident.  Author Kathy Curtis, is a co-writer on the book.

I highly recommend adding Leave your light on to your library.  

Leave you light on is available in paperback, hardback, eBook and audio formats

Purchase your copy of Leave your light on at www.leaveyourlightonbook.com, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and other book retailers.  

Connect with Shelley at www.ryderbuckmusic.com

Masculine identity is changing in subtle ways.  A new generation of men are discovering freedom from vulnerability.  In today's episode Dylan Slattery, discusses stage 4 melanoma, mental health, addiction, toxic positivity and how storytelling is a gift

Connect with Dylan:

IG/FB @stagefour2onstage

Podcast: Stage four 2 on stage

You have less than a year to live....

Those are the words Amanda Nerstad heard over 3 years ago.  Amanda is a stage 4 lung cancer warrior with an incredible story.  On episode 67, Amanda shares how she stopped worrying about cancer, began to notice winks from God and how to have a conversation with your children regarding your cancer diagnosis.  

This is such a powerful and insightful message and we're excited to see it impact so many lives.  

Connect with Amanda Nerstad on Facebook

Donate to www.alkpositive.org for lung cancer research

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Enjoy! 

Growing up, Jacen Roberts never expected to hear the words "You have cancer."  After surviving a stage 4 rectal cancer diagnosis, Jacen has dedicated his life to cancer advocacy and is a member of the Colorectal Cancer Alliances' #nevertooyoung committee. 

Connect with Jacen on Facebook and visit www.ccalliance.org for more information on colorectal cancer. 

In episode 65, author Andrea Wilson Woods chronicles her sister's life and how she squeezed more life into her final 147 days than most people do in a lifetime.

Order a copy of Better Off Bald by visiting www.betteroffbald.com

Connect with Andrea......

www.bluefaery.org

https://cancer.university/#

Tara, 29 worked out 6 days a week, had a strict diet, never smoked and was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer shortly after being married.  Her strength, mindset and faith will inspire anyone diagnosed with cancer.   

Connect with Tara @

www.broken-beautifully.com

After receiving her 2nd cancer diagnosis, Di Foster was given one year to live.  During her last year she dedicated her life to gratitude, happiness and going natural.  14 months later, not only was Di still alive, she was pregnant with her son.  

In March of this year, Di celebrated 10 years of being cancer free.  Enjoy today's episode and allow her story to give you the perspective to keep pushing forward.

Connect with Di:

[email protected]

IG and FB: difoster.live

www.difoster.com

Today's episode speaks to everyone who's lost someone to cancer.  In episode 62, Brandon Janous shares the inspirational journey of his late wife Rachel and how his vulnerability is helping his family cope with loss.  

Be sure to check my interview with Rachel from episode 14.  I'm so amazed by her legacy.

Connect with Brandon on Facebook and IG @thejanous5 

With only 8 weeks before her baby's due date, Ashley Hallford found out she had cancer.  Diagnosed with an unidentifiable cancer, Ashley relied on her faith, fasting and prayer to get though the most difficult times.

Ashley has been featured on Megyn Kelly's today show, People magazine, RedBook and many other media outlets.

Connect with Ashley:

www.ashleyhallford.com

Lung cancer is one of the least funded cancer diagnoses in the US. In today's episode, Gina Hollenbeck, president at ALK Positive Research shares her powerful journey through lung cancer, the benefits of fundraising and how her faith gives her the strength to keep fighting.  

Gina is truly one of a kind. 

Connect with Gina:

www.alkpositive.org