Kristin Crespo a former cancer patient and current Children's employee joins the radio show to speak with host Lex and Nacy Peek a volunteer at the Choa Treasuer Swim Across America.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include 12-year-old cancer survivor Nick Colley, his mom Melanie, and CHOA Development Officer Oliva Whitlock.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week Lex and Ashley preview the upcoming WSB Care-A-Thon July 24-25.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include Lex's dad David Stolle, cancer survivor Paul Sturtz and his mom Charlotte-Marie.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include 17-year-old cancer survivor Aubrey Barnett and Lex's mom Ashley Stolle.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include CHOA nurse Sarah Bottino, cancer survivor Isla Walker, and her dad Andy Walker.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include CHOA nurse Bella DeMarco, cancer survivor Nolan Madsen, and his mom Kelly-Ann Madsen.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include CHOA teacher Kait Ulbrich and 11 year old cancer survivor Korbin Tiller.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include CHOA social worker Erica Sanchez, 11-year old cancer survivor Claire Grasso, and her mom Kimberly.

Lex Stolle takes you behind the scenes of Children's and on the roller coaster ride of emotions that comes with cancer or blood disorder treatments as a child. He examines the impact treatment has had on other school age children, and their families, while discussing how important events like Care-A-Thon are to him and others. This week’s guests include CHOA survivorship program nurse Diane Hershner, cancer survivor and Crimson Tide wheelchair basketball player Eric Francis.