In this podcast, join ZERO's Vice President of Health Equity, Dr. Reggie Tucker-Seeley, for an interview with Craig Gelfand, a prostate cancer survivor from Los Angeles, California.

In this podcast, Twisted Sister's Jay Jay French takes the mic as host. He goes one on one with Rob Halford of Judas Priest. Both are rockers. Both are health advocates. And both are prostate cancer survivors. You can hear more podcast from Jay Jay at zerocancer.org/wngti.

Join Dr. Reggie Tucker-Seeley (ZERO’s Vice President of Health Equity) and Kris Bennet (ZERO’s Director of Health Equity, Community Organizing & Engagement) for a special discussion on ZERO's Black Men's Prostate Cancer Initiative Support Groups with guests Hakim Asadi and Marcus Jones.

To learn more about support groups, the Black Men's Prostate Cancer Initiative, and more, visit zerocancer.org.

The final—and most personal—of ZERO's podcast series with Twisted Sister's Jay Jay French is here! In this episode, Jay Jay shares how personal and professional challenges prepared him for his prostate cancer diagnosis.   To learn more about Jay Jay, ZERO and prostate cancer, please visit zerocancer.org/wngti. THIS IS PART THREE OF OUR CHAT WITH JAY JAY.

Host and prostate cancer survivor, Chas Rogers, talks with Dr. Arnold Bullock about why men should not delay their prostate cancer screenings. Plus, a candid discussion about racial disparities associated with the disease. But first, Chas introduces us to Marc. Marc works for Pfizer as an oncology key account manager. His knowledge and professional background in cancer helped tremendously when his father was diagnosed with colon and prostate cancer. Even though his father made a full recovery, Marc’s family’s experience with cancer was far from over. In August and October 2019, Marc lost two relatively young cousins to prostate cancer. Marc, who regularly checked his PSA levels with his doctor for any early warning signs, was diagnosed with localized prostate cancer on December 4th, 2019. Today, Marc shares his prostate cancer journey from his home in southern California.

This episode is a collaboration with Pfizer’s, Get it Done initiative. 

Click here to download a PDF of this transcript.

Jay Jay French, founder, guitarist, and manager for the heavy metal band “Twisted Sister” continues his conversation with ZERO about living with prostate cancer. In Part Two of our conversation, Jay Jay talks candidly about sex BEFORE and AFTER prostate cancer.

To learn more about Jay Jay, ZERO and prostate cancer, please visit zerocancer.org/wngti. THIS IS PART TWO OF OUR CHAT WITH JAY JAY.

If you know the songs “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and “I Wanna Rock” - then you know our guest on today’s podcast. His name is Jay Jay French and he’s the founder, guitarist and manager for the heavy metal band “Twisted Sister.” Jay Jay is also a prostate cancer survivor. To learn more about Jay Jay, ZERO and prostate cancer, pleas visit zerocancer.org/wngti. THIS IS PART ONE OF OUR CHAT WITH JAY JAY.

Old Dominion University men's basketball coach Jeff Jones opens up about his battle with prostate cancer. In this episode of Prostate Cancer Uncensored, Coach Jones talks about how he told his family, how he told his team, and his advice for men battling this disease. ZERO president and CEO Jamie Bearse hosts. 

FAKE NEWS - when it comes to prostate cancer, it's everywhere. From dated statistics to untested treatments, there's bad - and sometimes dangerous - information at every edge of the digital universe. In this podcast, Dr. Stacy Loeb, a Urologic Oncologist, joins host Jamie Bearse to help prostate cancer patients and caregivers navigate the online seas of misinformation. 

Is a gay man's experience with prostate cancer different from a heterosexual man's? In this episode of Prostate Cancer Uncensored, ZERO's CEO and President Jamie Bearse speaks with Chris Hartley. Chris is a 45 year old gay man from Austin, Texas. He's a husband, a father, a prostate cancer awareness advocate - and he's a prostate cancer survivor. He's open and honest about his diagnosis, what it took to get his sexual life back on track - and how his life as a gay man shaped his cancer journey.