Mel sits down with director Alan Blassberg and producer Marc Romero of the film Pink&Blue a film that focuses on key elements that need to change in order for men to get checked without shame or embarrassment. Most people think that only women get breast cancer, even some in the medical community!! Alan and Marc want to change that! Find out how you can donate and where the film will be premiered later on this year on an all new show on demand.

Mel sits down with friend A.J. Ali. AJ is the Founder and Executive Producer of Eclipse VSC. EclipseVSC is currently developing the TV program "Wellness 101tv" AJ has decided to celebrate his 50th birthday by going to all 50 states in 101 days to meet cancer survivors kickoff Wellness 101tv. AJ tells us about some of the events he already has planned to meet survivors and wellness professionals, and how you can donate, help cancer survivors, AJ and Wellness 101tv! You wont want to miss hearing about this inspiring man and all he does for survivors! Available on demand now!

Mel sits down with author Jake Smith to talk about his new book, Wish. Jake's book focuses on his love of baseball and his love for his children. How far would you go to honor your child's wish? The main character in the book James McConnell's son. Aaron has cancer, it has relapsed. Aaron's wish is that his dad plays in a major league baseball game. In order to do so James would have to leave his son during treatments. It is a great story about the love between a father and son, and about the importance of bone marrow donation. An all new show available on demand now!

Almost 5 years ago Jeanine Patton-Coble was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her vacation was scheduled for the next day. She asked her doctor if she could go, he said yes, letting her know that she would be his for the next year. That night, while on vacation, she was thinking about how she was going to tell her son that she had cancer. While she was walking along the beach she came across a set of houses on the beach that were abandoned. It was here she had an epiphany,that she could create a cancer retreat center where families could get away from the daily life of cancer. This is where the idea of Little Pink Houses of Hope was born. An amazing survivor with an amazing story on an all new show on demand now!!

Mel sits down with Acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma childhood cancer survivor David Tuccaro. Bad to the Bone is David's biography, Bad to the Bone, written by Marala Scott, one of Oprah's Angel Network. David talks about his fight with ALL and most importantly how he was saved by a bone marrow donor. Registering to be a bone marrow donor is as simple as a cheek swab with a q-tip. Donating bone marrow is just like donating blood. David's bone marrow match was from Germany. Find out how a simple swab could save someone's life on an all new show available on demand.

Mel sits down with testicular cancer survivors Jason Morton and Chris Olsen who have just completed cycling across America for testicular cancer awareness. Jason and Chris started on the West Coast in San Diego and just finished their amazing cross country journey in Orlando Florida! Find out more about these two amazing young men, their cross country journey and testicular cancer awareness in this all new show available on demand!

Mel sits down with friend Dusty Donaldson, a lung cancer survivor and advocate she met at LUNGevity's Hope Summit 2 years ago. Dusty talks about the latest government guidelines from the US Preventative Task Force for lung cancer, and how it could negatively affect the new generation of lung cancer survivors. Dusty is fired up about these new guidelines and she is going to tell you why. Available on demand now!!

Mel sits down with her good friend and male breast cancer survivor, Bob Devito. Bob talks about his 2 year cancerversary and his new organization breastcancerbrothers, which is a support group for male breast cancer survivors. Bob also talks about his photo shoot with Tops Off NYC, which raised awareness for female as well as male breast cancer survivors. If you are a male breast cancer survivor or know one, you need to hear this all new show available on demand!!

Mel sits down with Evan Barlett and Tim Jacks, producer and director (respectively) of the documentary Ride The Battle. Evan is an Acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma survivor. Evan met Tim at college and came up with the idea of cycling across country and meeting survivors to share their stories. Evan and Tim are cycling across the country starting June 1st and would like your help! You can make a charitable tax deductible donation or if you are in or around one of the cities they are cycling through they would love to meet you! Meet these two amazing young men on an all new show available on demand now!!

Mel sits down with 15-year-old, Winter Vinecki. When Winter was 9, her dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer, he passed away 10 months later- just shy of his 40th birthday. Wanting to honor her Dad, Winter started a non profit: Team Winter. In six years, Winter has raised almost half a million dollars for prostate cancer awareness, while running marathons on every continent. Now Winter is taking her awareness to a new level: The Olympics. Winter is training for Freestyle skiing and hopes to be competing in the 2018 Winter Olympics. An amazing young woman who has done more in six years for cancer awareness than most people have done in their entire lifetime. You won't want to miss this all new show about this extraordinary young woman available on demand now!