Survivor Kim Manuppelli shares the story of her fight and unique approach to battling pancreatic cancer. After being told she exhibits "No evidence of disease" in January 2020, Kim encourages others battling any cancer to reach out to her if they need someone to talk to.

"Nothing's to say that I'm done," Kim says. "But while I'm here, I am going to fight and help everybody that I possibly can."

Nicole Carey tells the story of her battle with pancreatic cancer as she continues her fight. She also shares her unique mindset and attitude.

"There are certain choices we can make. The choice that I can make is how I'm living with it," Carey said. "And I'm making that choice to smile and be happy and enjoy what I can. "

John Brummer, DPM is a podiatrist that sub-specializes in foot and ankle surgery & sports and dance medicine. He joins this episode to discuss feet, sneakers, and running with Dino.

As a member of the Project Purple community, Dr. Brummer ran the 2019 New York City Marathon with Project Purple.

Zo Marchmant calls in from the U.K. to share her survival story and her approach to fighting cancer. Find out why, in this this 28 year-old's eyes, pancreatic cancer is "not forever."

Dino and Mary Arnold, founder of Active Brand Consulting, discuss the business side of running and the fun side as well. Arnold is an over 14-year veteran of the running industry and an ultra marathoner herself.

Frank Roche, better known as the "Pancan Man" from pancanman.com, shares his story of survival on this week's episode.

On this week's episode, Dino is joined by running coach John Honerkamp as the two discuss the state of running and share advice on staying active despite the COVID-19 outbreak.

Coverage of COVID-19 and how it affects the pancreatic cancer community continues with a conversation with Dr. Mark A. Lewis, MD, Director of GI cancer at Intemrountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Our coverage of how coronavirus is affecting the pancreatic cancer community continues with an interview with Dr. Pual Oberstein, MD.

Dr. Oberstein shares his expertise as Director of GI Medical oncology and assistant director for the pancreas center at the Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone Health in NYC.

He shared how the medical side of the P.C. community is dealing with the outbreak and shares his advice for those who are currently undergoing treatment.

We discussed how the new coronavirus outbreak is affecting the pancreatic cancer community with Kelsey Klute, MD from the UNMC oncology team.

Dr. Klute provided her expert advice on minimizing the risks of COVID-19 infection among survivors, fighters, caregivers, and those in remission.

Anyone with a compromised immune system has a higher risk of complications due to this virus and that includes those who are battling cancer and those in remission. For that reason, we will be monitoring the current outbreak very closely in the near future.