Andrew Schorr is a chronic lymphocyt leukemia survivor and founder of patient power, A website designed to assist anyone who has questions concerning their diagnosis, including cancer and other diseases. He is also the author of The Web Savvy Patient. Find out how he used "chutzpah" to call an old friend who works on the TV show The View, and how his book took off from there. Find out more about Andrew and his informative book and website on an all new The Cancer Warrior.

I once had cervical cancer survivor Tamika Felder on one of my very first shows. We discussed the then new cervical cancer guidelines, but she didn't get a chance to share her story. Now she does. A 10 year survivor and founder of Tamika and Friends, Tamika shares her story, talks about the stigma attached to cervical cancer and HPV, and discusses sex after cancer. If you haven't had a chance to see Tamika talk live like I did at the OMG summit in NYC, then here is your chance to find out more about this amazing young woman.

Caregivers are the unsung heroes of the cancer world. They take care of us when we are sick, and shoulder a load that to some may seem to hard to bear. Mel sits down with The Carcinista's husband and caregiver Ed Feather. As you may recall Sarah (The Carcinista) passed away in May of this year, just a few short months ago. Hear about cancer from a caregiver's perspective on this episode of The Cancer Warrior.

Talking more about one of my new favorite charities 46 Mommas with Momma Susan Heard. Susan is a two time Momma and she talks about the amazing experience of getting her head shaved in Washington DC and how she touched the lives of strangers on the subway asking about her t shirt. You won't want to miss this episode!

Mel talks to Nanci Schiman of Bring Change 2 Mind, a non profit founded by among others Academy Award winning actress Glenn Close. Nanci, who has a master in Social, work talks about how bipolar disorder has affected her family. They also discuss Mel's battle with depression and how Bring Change 2 Mind can help you.

When Rachel Pappas was diagnosed with breast cancer she wanted to create a website that focuses on the positive aspects of cancer. She created 1UpOnCancer that does just that. We also talk about her battle with bi-polar disorder and her upcoming book Hopping Rollercoasters.

Comedian Michele Ryan is Mel's guest on this weeks show. She is very funny and author of the book "Floor it, Road Trips down the humor Highway." Proceeds from the book will benefit ovarian cancer organizations worldwide. Join us this week as she talks about how ovarian cancer has touched her life and what comedy love is.

Mel talks to Jim Buc of the Don't Worry Be Happy Foundation, a Non profit Foundation helping cancer warriors pay their bills. Jim tells the story of his nephew Kevin Carlberg, the inspiration for the foundation, and how one simple shirt helped him get through his treatments and pass positivity along to others.

Betsy DeParry is a 9 year follicular non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma survivor. In addition to that she is the author of The Roller Coaster Chronicles, she serves on the Patient Advocate Committee for the Society of Nuclear Medicine and recently collaborated with the Lymphoma Foundation of America to produce and host a series of educational webcasts. Betsy was also involved with a PBS show I was interviewed for which will air in November. She is a tireless advocate like myself and you can learn more about her on her site.

When Steve Mazan found out he had incurable liver cancer he decided to pursue his dream of performing stand up comedy on The David Letterman Show. Mel sits down with this hilarious comedian and finds out why David Letterman and more about his documentary he made pursuing his dream Dying to do Letterman.