Mel sits down with 2 time testicular cancer survivor Matt Froestad about the importance of being vigilant as a cancer survivor. Matt was in college when he found a lump and discovered he had cancer. Matt is a frequent speaker for the Testicular Cancer Foundation. If you are a man, make sure you man up and check em and listen to this all new podcast available on demand now.

Mel sits down with friend, survivor and founder of My Hope Chest Alisa Savoretti. Alisa has a documentary in the works titled Breastless In America - Still Waiting adocumentary to expose the problem thousands (if not millions) of mastectomy survivors are facing…living minus one or both breasts, unable to find closure from the disease because they lack insurance or high copays to achieve the expensive and complex, one year surgery. Alisa is starting a kickstarter campaign to help out with the costs of the next round of production and post production. Find out how you can help on an all new Show

James Chippendale of the Love Hope Strength foundation calls in to talk about how you can help the people of Nepal. Love Hope Strength had the first western rock concert in the city of Nepal to raise funds for a cancer hospital. This hospital is now being used as a triage hospital for the victims of the earthquake and aftershocks. Find out how you can make sure your donations are going directly to those who need the help with a donation to Love Hope Strength's Nepalese relief effort.

Mel sits down with Jean LaMantia, a 20 year hodgkins lymphoma survivor and a registered dietitian. Jean talks about the importance of integrating a good diet nutrition into your routine during treatment, as well as into survivorship. Jean has written a cookbook The Essential Cancer Treatment Nutrition Guide Cookbook. On her website you can download the Immune Boosting Quickstart guide, as well as the Immune System Training guide and be a part of her innovative nutrition chat room. It's all about Nutrition on todays all new show.

On this Episode of The Cancer Warrior prior guests Amy Byer Shainman, executive producer of the Hereditary Cancer documentary Pink and Blue. And Genetic Counselor Ellen T. Matloff join Georgia Hurst, a lynch syndrome patient and advocate for those with hereditary cancer syndrome join Mel on the show to talk about The Angelina Effect, genetic testing, and the Lynch Syndrome.

Mel sits down with 10 year lung cancer survivor Melissa Crouse. Melissa shares her story and talks about erasing the stigma of lung cancer. It's all about raising awareness and erasing stigma on today's brand new show available on demand.

Mel sits down with Stephen Brown, a chronic lymphocytic leukemia survivor as well as a triathlete and multisport competitor to talk about his new book Relentless Mettle, a collection of stories about Stephens battle with cancer and how being a triathlete a helped him go through treatment. The book is filled with tips and stories from Stephen and his family. You wont want to miss this all new show available on demand now

Mel sits down with Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia cancer survivor Howard Bressler. Howard has been cancer free for 14 years. Realizing there was a need for a book that explains cancer simple easy to understand terms, Howard wrote the book The Layman’s Guide to Surviving Cancer: From Diagnosis Through Treatment and Beyond Howard utilized his skills as a toxic tort lawyer to write this book that everyone can understand. The book is a helpful resource when you or a loved one is diagnosed with cancer, including a great section on nutrition. AN all new episode on demand that you don’t want to miss.

Mel sits down with Elizabeth Wachsberg of the Give Max Love Brand. Elizabeth talks about how Max's mom Audra founded the org after her son Max was diagnosed with brain cancer. Max Love focuses on getting healthy food and alternative therapies like acupuncture and massages into hospitals for kids. Max Love Brand is a hat company started by Audra and 100% goes into the charity. Audra was recently named one of L'oreal s 10 women of worth for 2014! That is out of all the amazing women in the country! Think of it. You can buy a hat, keep your head warm, and help a kid with cancer. It's all about helping kids and paying it forward on an all new show on demand now!!

Mel sits down with Survivor Ron Haberle. Ron is a Non Hodgkins Lymphoma survivor and founder of PeppedUp!.org. PeppedUp donates tablets and computers to pediatric cancer patients in hospitals. With Ron's help a child can stay connected to the outside world, play games, and parents can use the tablet or computer as well to share news and updates with family. Find out how you can help make a difference in a child's life on an all new show available on demand now!