We sit down with Fight CRC ambassador Dr. Carmen Fong to more about her story and learn about surgery options for colorectal cancer patients. 

On this episode of Taboo-ty, Mike is joined by Dr. Jaime Bruce of Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt to discuss one of the most common questions after receiving a cancer diagnosis - How do I tell my kids? Through insights, stories, and sharing resources, Jaime will help you understand how to approach this difficult conversation and make it your own!

On this episode of Tabooty, Mike meets with Trevor Maxwell, founder of Man Up to Cancer to answer the question: What does it really mean to survive cancer like a man? It doesn't mean going to war, it means finding brotherhood, compassion, and strength amongst other men willing to make the courageous choice to be vulnerable.

In this special 4/20 episode of the Tabooty Podcast, advisor to Fight CRC Andi Dwyer discusses medical cannabis, survivorship, and more with Stage IV survivor Paul Rawate"[Medical marijuana] has given me the opportunity to live a normal life. Don't be afraid to go out and find ways to help yourself get treatment assistance that can help you through your struggles- if it works for you." - Paul RawatePaul Rawate is a colorectal cancer survivor who lives in Massachusetts.

On this episode of the Ta-booty podcast, Mike is joined by Shiela Hammer, assistant clinical professor of social work at Northern Arizona University, to help you keep the best New Year's resolution you can make- a commitment to caring for yourself! Sheila and Mike explore self care from both personal and clinical angles, ultimately discovering the differences between self-comfort and self-care while discussing how you can make self-care a fulfilling routine in your life.

We sit down for a Q&A with Dr. Scott Kopetz, from MD Anderson Medical Center, about The upcoming flu season, the coronaviris pandemic, and cancer care.

We sit down for a Q&A with Dr. Al Benson, an Oncologist and Professor of Medicine at Northwestern University, on the most relevant details colorectal cancer patients need to know about engaging in virtual care.

Sexual health is an important topic for many cancer patients and survivors, and unfortunately, it can often be overlooked by providers.In this podcast, Dr. Sharon Bober, Founding Director of the Sexual Health Program at the Dana-Farber, discusses how to navigate a variety of sexual health issues that often come up for colorectal cancer patients and survivors.

Listen in to this Tabooty Podcast episode as Ed, stage IV survivor and Fight CRC Ambassador, discusses his experience in quarantine due to the novel coronavirus.

In this episode of Tabooty, we talk with Michael who explains his surprise in receiving a colorectal cancer diagnosis under age 50. He then shares his journey of living with an ostomy, followed by the challenges he is navigating post-reversal. "I was really happy to have the reversal....Once you get the reversal, there's a journey from there." Listen in to get Michael's tips for living with LARS.